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Fanamazing 

Have a fanamazing day!
Fanamazing by Toby Smiles January 28, 2019
1. This is typically used when some arrogant, stuck up douche-bag in your school, group of friends, or place of employment has a very large head.



2. A genetic disease that is very common amongst the Jewish race.
-"He called me dumb, and I was right. What a dick!"
--"You should punch him in his Tay-Sachs head!"
Tay-Sachs by acv1 February 20, 2009

thessaloniki 

Is the biggest shithole of Greece. Located in the north part of Greece.
-Dude, What do you think about Thessaloniki?
-Is the biggest shithole. By the way, is the city with the biggest gay community in Europe.
-Damn, a guy told me that it's a beautiful city
-He was defenitely gay, drunk or high!
thessaloniki by Salonika4 March 12, 2008
When two separate romantic couples occupy the same household out of necessity, convenience, or circumstance.
Jim and Stacy and Brian and Linda are douples in the upstairs condo.
Douple by mustachekisses November 9, 2020

Concord NH 

The capital of New Hampshire, located 20 miles north of Manchester. Known for its old New England-style elegance, affordable housing (compared to most of the state), French and Greek restaurants, and frequent Free State Project activist activities. It may not be as rich as Windham or Bedford but it sure as hell ain't full of tacky mcmansions. It may not be as exciting as Manchvegas or Boston but it's not a trash-fest like most other New England cities.

Also known to many as the halfway point between Boston and the White Mountains.
Concord NH: a sweet blend of class, libertarianism, culture, diversity, intelligence, city, and frontier.
Concord NH by 603explorer November 30, 2010
It is short for different but it can be used as an noun, adjective, or verb. It’s meaning can change and has to be interpreted with context.
“Damn, LeBron James is so good at basketball. He is deefér.”

“Hey I’m thirsty, can you pass me that deefér.”

“I’m tired I need to go deefér”
Deefér by NNNDeefér September 5, 2019
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