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Someone that was born to be a cock sucker 😘😘😘
A very famous variation of sukdev
Dave: "how do you like doing a sukhdev"
John: " I like it when he puts on vaseline"
Sukhdev by Ghandis'LostSon May 11, 2022
Dogs in human form, agressive personalities who like fetching things.
What's that Neil, little timmy is trapped down the mine shaft?
Lassie by Ed Hann-Job May 28, 2003
Opaism is the belief and principles regarding opas knowledge, intellect, and skills. This extends to neoopaism and panopaism
"im an opaist. I think hes really good". Here "opaist" is referred to their belief; referred to "opaism"
Opaism by OpaOpy August 26, 2023

Kentucky Plug 

The Act Of Plugging A Orifice Of A Human Body With Ones Thumb
“I Gave Her The Good Old Kentucky Plug Last Night And She Loved it”

“I Had A Hole In My Jugular So I Just Gave It The Kentucky Plug”
Galvors

Flavor, but in the air, preferably developed by glade.

The term Glavor was initially developed by two high school stoners. At the time they were looking for methods to conceal the secant of their very potent Marijuana.
Stoner 1: Bro you got some tea leaves for tomorrow?

Stoner 2: Yea bro! I've got a whole bunch. They smell amaaaazzzingg!

Stoner 1: Sweet bro. Tomorrow we gona be Rollin' in the Glavors.
A Hebrew name (גד) pronounced as God, and meaning Fortune.
Gad (גד). Which is pronounced exactly the same as God, is the name of one of the 12 sons of Jacob, later called Israel, and the family or tribe which he started, ie, Gad, pronounced God, is the name of one of the 12 tribes of Israel.

Gad (גד) pronounced God, is also the name of a false deity mentioned in Isaiah 65 :11. The Canaanite equivalent of Zeus or Jupiter.

Yahweh Elohim (יהוה אלהיס) is never called Gad or God ,(גד) in the Hebrew Bible. So where did the English name God meaning deity come from?
Gad by Anne L. Littlecall May 6, 2018
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