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uwu sussy baka 

uwu sussy baka is when a person has a piss kink and is the imposter with a fart kink! you should report that sussy one and fart in their face.
uwu sussy baka wants me to fart in their face and they will pay me 500$
uwu sussy baka by h mamaka sou December 4, 2021

among us sussy baka uwu 

you are feeling cute, and also sus. And also trying to be funny. Well guess what? AMONG US ISNT HAHA FUNNY ANYMORE. And stop bein such a sussy baka _-_ uwu
1 Your such a among us sussy baka uwu
2 ... huh
1 nyah
2... just shut up maddiwinni
1 ... UWU
2 crap-
1 becomes overlord*

sussy baka uwu your so sussy uwuwuuwuwu 

its when you call someone a sussy in amogus or in real life
your such a sussy baka uwu your so sussy uwuwuuwuwu

sussy baka uwu owo 

Person1: your a sussy Baka UwU OwO
person2: your the worst

Sussy Baka UwU i love balls among us UWU imposter

sussy baka words uwu I love balls UwU
Person: I love amogus
Person2: SUSSY BAKA UWU LOVE bQaLLS AMONG US SUCK ASS HAHAHAHAHA
Person3: Sussy Baka UwU i love balls among us UWU imposter

SUSSY BAKA UWU

Thine words listed above are an abomination and are cursed...
Even typing these words, let alone say them is considered a war crime in the gaming world.
The origin of the above words is mostly unknown, but evidence for the word 'BAKA' points to the misuse

of words in anime and comics, young and gullible tweens sadly fall for such stuff and also misuse many other words
which are not available to talk about right now. Here is an example from my knowledge:
Person 1: *plays an RP game*
Person 2: *is playing with them*
Person 1: *types in SUSSY BAKA UWU as their personality in journal*
Person 2: 'do you know the exact meaning of those words?*
Person 1: IDK

NOTE THAT SOME PEOPLE DESPITE KNOWING THE MEANING OF THESE WORDS STILL MISUSE THEM ANYWAY, THEY DO THIS MOSTLY TO ANNOY PEOPLE :/
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Respectfully 

Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
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murderhobo 

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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
murderhobo by Loup&S September 9, 2021
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