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Tweedy

The word tweedy is an old slang word for sexy. It was used by men to describe how a woman was looking

Look over there that women is lokking mightly tweedy

by Sam March 13, 2005

33πŸ‘ 30πŸ‘Ž


Har_d_b

sexy singh!! i love his personality he is da best ever! funny, sweet, cute, n o so yum yum LOL

"love u singh"

by Sam July 27, 2003

5πŸ‘ 20πŸ‘Ž


sac lunch

Putting your scrotum in a girls mouth. Same as a tea-bag, but it just stays in there.

Yeah, like that sac lunch.

by Sam February 26, 2005

58πŸ‘ 14πŸ‘Ž


dragoon

The uber leet god, where everyone worships him and throws their free hardware at him, this god is mightier then koombleh!

all hail dragoon and give stuff to dragoon instead of koombleh!

by Sam January 24, 2005

2πŸ‘ 14πŸ‘Ž


Folkestone

a loose cunt (named after the entrance to the channel tunnel)

couldnt tell ya, how many a brave solier was lost in that folkestone!

by Sam December 1, 2003

19πŸ‘ 25πŸ‘Ž


gum drops

perverted midgets trying to get sumthing from 3 year old children that go to the zoo with there mommys and daddys trying to have a good time. Well let me tell u sumthing it was the midgets that in the end had the good time. "Once they come to my neverland house they aint never wanna come back, i meen go back.

look at those midget gum drops with the catch of the day.

by Sam September 26, 2004

12πŸ‘ 55πŸ‘Ž


prepone

A backformation created from the word "postpone," created by replacing "post" with "pre" to convey a nebulous sense of what the user has in mind with respect to sequential or temporal placement of something. A non-word with a limited currency in technically oriented circles, has yet to gain widespread or consistent use in authoritative dictionaries considered to uphold legitimate standards of usage by linguistically or verbally sophisticated language users, who think it rebarbative. Some nonauthorities subscribe to the school of thought that the word is formed from the eating of corn pone, biscuit-like food commonly eaten at breakfast by industrious tillers of the soil in rural regions of the U.S., who couldn't always wait for the corn pone to finish baking before eating it, necessitating their eating of "prepone" for breakfast. With migration trends tending to flow from countryside to city, prepone came to be adopted for more loose or general use to refer to things that occur before originally planned.

1. "Discussion of having writing training for our engineers so the clarity and style of their writing will equal their elevated intelligence and contribution to our company, has been preponed from next week's agenda to this week." 2. "Doggone it Ma, I gots to mosey on down to the field - jes fetch me some prepone an' I'll be gittin' on."

by Sam September 12, 2003

11πŸ‘ 31πŸ‘Ž