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(Adj./ state of being) The physical and mental condition of an individual the morning after he/she has partied and/or partook in drug use and has had little to no sleep the previous night.
by Allie March 8, 2004
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Get the down low mug.Delicious fruit-snacks with fruit-juice centers. Shaped like hexagons and distributed by General Mills.
by Allie April 10, 2005
Get the gushers mug.1. A CD by the band New Found Glory:
Hit or Miss
It Never Snows In Florida
3rd and Long
You've Got a Friend in Pennsylvania
The Blue Stare
2's and 3's
Tell-Tale Heart
Winter of '95
Passing Time
Broken Sound
Never Sometimes
The Goodbye Song
2. A poem by Robert Frost.
Hit or Miss
It Never Snows In Florida
3rd and Long
You've Got a Friend in Pennsylvania
The Blue Stare
2's and 3's
Tell-Tale Heart
Winter of '95
Passing Time
Broken Sound
Never Sometimes
The Goodbye Song
2. A poem by Robert Frost.
by Allie April 27, 2005
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The best violinist in the world. He plays for the pop punk band Yellowcard and has been playing since he was six years old.
by Allie February 29, 2004
Get the Sean Mackin mug.A great difficulty; a quandry. It is not located in any modern dictionary, and the references to the word are, for the most part, quite obscure. However, this word remains in common use and most individuals who use it say that they have used it since they were young.
The roots of this word are uncertain; some claim that it is a deformation of "difficulty" (which would be quite grievous for a typographical error) while others maintain that it is a derivation of "fugue." (However, "defugue" then becomes a nonsensical abstraction, as TheDiscouragingWord.com has pointed out.)
Since this word is not located in modern dictionaries, it is often mis-spelled. (See Defugilty.) However, the spelling found in all the internet references available (most of which are located on university webservers) is "defugalty."
The roots of this word are uncertain; some claim that it is a deformation of "difficulty" (which would be quite grievous for a typographical error) while others maintain that it is a derivation of "fugue." (However, "defugue" then becomes a nonsensical abstraction, as TheDiscouragingWord.com has pointed out.)
Since this word is not located in modern dictionaries, it is often mis-spelled. (See Defugilty.) However, the spelling found in all the internet references available (most of which are located on university webservers) is "defugalty."
Sorry for the defugalty; your paperwork went to three different offices and still didn't make it to the director's desk.
by allie February 2, 2005
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