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Rogyn is the kid that can do a backflip whenever he wants. His face looks overly attractive and all the girls simp over him
Dude, did you see Rogyn do a backflip?
Rogyn by Valkyrie main May 1, 2021

whispering eye 

whispering eye means vagina based on the comedy Role Models in which this word is mentioned and later defined as VAGINA.
A: "I must say. You have a nice whispering eye."

B: "Why Thank You! You have a nice set of cock and balls yourself."

drunk dating 

A reoccuring but unspoken relationship, generally a hook-up, that only occurs after both parties are well past tipsy.
I've been hooking up with this guy the past few weekends, but he doesn't seem to acknowledge it when he's sober. I guess we're drunk dating.
drunk dating by cricket23 February 7, 2009

Tomahawk 

1. A hatchet-like tool or weapon made from a wooden handle and a sharp rock or bone. Used by Native American people in war, predating the 20th Century, and as a tool with which to shape wood or cut meat from animal carcass's.

2. An American designed tactical missile system that utilizes GPS and IF (Infrared) targetting computer to achieve astounding accuracy (margin of error: 5 metres) from ranges of several hundred miles. Can carry 3 warhead types: General Purpose Ordnance (GPU), the more common Late-Detonation Warhead (LDW), and the conceptual Tactical Nuclear ordnance Warhead (TNW), which has never met practical application.
1. The tomahawk was used as a melee weapon or could be thrown in the way one does when using a throwing axe

2. The tomahawk cruise missile system has eliminated the need to for long range precision bomber aircraft.
Tomahawk by Derek Thornton May 14, 2004
Billy was eaten by a bite of Pumas
Bite by Will A. W. May 1, 2022
Props or respect gained at the office for dating the prettiest women in the office.
Bob: Hey where is Mike?

Tom: He is taking that new secretary to lunch today.

Bob: The hot one in accounting?

Tom: Yeah, his cube cred is through the roof.
cube cred by chiguy61 December 17, 2010
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