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Performing elaborate ceremonies in long cumbersome robes is real druidgery --- I dunno how those ancient Irishmen and Scotsmen ever put up wif dat debilitating crap!
by QuacksO October 30, 2018
Get the druidgery mug.When someone tells a hooker that they have to work in the morning, and the hooker encourages them loudly and forcefully to "HOOK IT OFF."
Hooker: "Hey, you want whatever I do?"
Man in Buick: "Sorry, I need to be up early for the work."
Hooker: "HOOK IT OFF!"
Man in Buick: "Sorry, I need to be up early for the work."
Hooker: "HOOK IT OFF!"
by Two Percent and The Booker November 4, 2011
Get the Hook it off mug.When one references a news or science article they didn't actually read, but rather saw only the title and first couple lines of the article on Facebook or a similar website.
1: "Hey, I read this really interesting article about the school to prison pipeline the other day?"
2: "Did you actually read it though, or did you just see someone post it on Facebook?"
1: "...yeah one of my friends posted it. Sorry, that's pagerism."
2: "Did you actually read it though, or did you just see someone post it on Facebook?"
1: "...yeah one of my friends posted it. Sorry, that's pagerism."
by Mr Adventure July 5, 2015
Get the pagerism mug.A slang term for a Chinese person. Derived from the name off of an old firework that was made in China.
by ARAE September 7, 2019
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When you are on myspace and facebook at the same time. Which is only used when you have at least 512 mb ram. Otherwise your computer would blow. Users at this point are highly addicted and become edgy if there is a problem with either website.
Brad: Hey waitaaa minute let check up on the spacebook real quick.
Jeff: Nah man you'll blow up my computer
Brad: Come on man quit taxin my gig
Jeff: Nah man you'll blow up my computer
Brad: Come on man quit taxin my gig
by the steezo May 3, 2007
Get the spacebook mug.The act of phoning someone but deliberately hanging up after just one or two rings so that they will hopefully call you back and thus pay for the call. Formerly only relevant to cell/mobile phones but with the advent of 1471 (in the UK)and the increased use of caller diplay, it now equally extends to calls to or from land lines.
by howsoonisnow January 9, 2009
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