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~ˈimrɛ~ An Hungarian name, which van be used for both Boys and Girls. Means something along the line of great king. Not te be confused with Emre which is Turkish.
by Frowner June 14, 2011
Get the Imre mug.actually a strike through is required but it is an exclamation of happiness or goodness like "cool!" or "rad!" or "awesome" or "straight trippin". I believe it was invented by Pokey the Penguin
by matt April 2, 2003
Get the HOORJ! mug.A bar in Arlington, VA, near Fort Myer. Used to be frequented almost exclusively by rednecks and soldiers, though that's changed since they started having karaoke almost every night. Was one of the last places to offer a venue for awful teenage bands.
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Get the Niddie mug.an extremely large poop.
supposed to be a pun off of the steak filet mignon. but its poop so its funny.
supposed to be a pun off of the steak filet mignon. but its poop so its funny.
by grakponiclaktnicle. June 4, 2009
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1: "Sensitive" lyrics often depicting self-pity accompanied by crunching guitars.
2: Band members who consider themselves "artists" for commercialized and formulaic material.
3: An obsession with power ballads.
Typical Doug Rock songs begin with a tender acoustic riff to establish a sense of melancholy before the "crashing electric guitar climax" expresses the emotional angst of the song's protagonist. Most songs follow a formula of the subject suffering form a personal or situational shortcoming with redemption dependant on the favor a love interest or the subject's renewed faith.
1: "Sensitive" lyrics often depicting self-pity accompanied by crunching guitars.
2: Band members who consider themselves "artists" for commercialized and formulaic material.
3: An obsession with power ballads.
Typical Doug Rock songs begin with a tender acoustic riff to establish a sense of melancholy before the "crashing electric guitar climax" expresses the emotional angst of the song's protagonist. Most songs follow a formula of the subject suffering form a personal or situational shortcoming with redemption dependant on the favor a love interest or the subject's renewed faith.
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