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urkah by iloveurkah June 14, 2008
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Urahara
To urahara means to play like Urahara would.
Urahara was the gamertag of the greatest
Freefire player of all time. A player like no other, the fastest and smartest. He was best known for his incredible speed and genius strategies.
The verb was first used in the meaning defined above in September 2019 after Urahara's great performance in Freefire global league, in which he excelled and demonstrated his fascinating abilities, therefore won. The verb is commonly used amongst the Freefire community.
Urahara was the gamertag of the greatest
Freefire player of all time. A player like no other, the fastest and smartest. He was best known for his incredible speed and genius strategies.
The verb was first used in the meaning defined above in September 2019 after Urahara's great performance in Freefire global league, in which he excelled and demonstrated his fascinating abilities, therefore won. The verb is commonly used amongst the Freefire community.
*3 dead players of a team motivating their last teammate in a fight*
- urahara it, mate. we believe in you!
- urahara it, mate. we believe in you!
Urahara by Angelic mermaids June 1, 2020
Urka Durka
1. A person who exists in every group of friends. Said person usually gets poked fun at, but all in all, they are loved by all. This person usually has off-beat interests or has habits which are adorable, but tease-worthy.
Urka Durka by Trout333 September 25, 2012
Urbaholic
A person who has an insatiable desire to send words and their definitions to the Urban Dictionary web site.
That fuckin' Norton is a urbaholic!
He was admitted to the the half way house because he was an urbaholic.
Don and Gerard were worried about their friend because he was a cronic urbaholic.
He was admitted to the the half way house because he was an urbaholic.
Don and Gerard were worried about their friend because he was a cronic urbaholic.
Urbaholic by NCKnobster March 11, 2011
Urkann
Urkann by YourSolGuy April 14, 2022
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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The term is most common with Dungeons and Dragons, but it can be applied to most RPGs where the player is allowed to kill most quest-giving NPCs and NPC traders. E.g. Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Divinity original sin.
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