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Nas by Housorkfuenhwjd May 17, 2019
Urban Dictionary
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Book
"Book" Is the plural term for "Book". In ancient english, this was known to be "Books". Since then, the language has been officially changed to "Book".
Book by Wombat's friend August 5, 2022
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-WebTheos spent 50,000 cowoncy and chose heads
The coin spins... (tail) and you lost it all... :c
-U RUINED ITTTTTTTT
-Nooooooo
U
-Hahahahahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahhh
STOOOOOOPID
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-I am sleep goodnight pros 🌃
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smising
A subtle but unmistakable formation (even at distance) of the brow and a simultaneous narrowing and widening of the eye.
Accompanied with an uplift of the cheekbones and a phantom glitter in the pupil, the overall effect is a softening of the face leading to invitation of the target to discourse or, indeed, a reciprocal smise.
Incorrectly spelled smeyes or smyze, the phenomenon is overwhelmingly seen in humans but also some primates and canines, most notably Canis lupus familiaris "Chihuahua".
In canines, it is possible for a smise to be colocated above a growl (known as grising). In this circumstance, the antecedent emotion is always contentment, not anger Brauer et al. 1976
Accompanied with an uplift of the cheekbones and a phantom glitter in the pupil, the overall effect is a softening of the face leading to invitation of the target to discourse or, indeed, a reciprocal smise.
Incorrectly spelled smeyes or smyze, the phenomenon is overwhelmingly seen in humans but also some primates and canines, most notably Canis lupus familiaris "Chihuahua".
In canines, it is possible for a smise to be colocated above a growl (known as grising). In this circumstance, the antecedent emotion is always contentment, not anger Brauer et al. 1976
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Shmarted by douknowchriso August 26, 2008