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The realization, then the confusion, upon stumbling across an unexpected relative (Aunt Flow). College students across the nation came up with this word in order to easilly describe a messy situation. Usually involves parties and alcohol.
South African Portuguese slang word for bone head / Afrikaner in derogatory terminology
an extremely bad DJ. Usually having poor musical tastes, including unhealthy ammounts of techno.
The nickname given to Sirius Black by his friends while in animagus form. Sirius took the form of a large black dog and was given the nickname "Padfoot" by his friends because of the dog's padded feet. Sirius fought in the first Wizarding War in the Order of the Phoenix alongside his friends, but was later blamed for the death of James and Lily Potter and sent to Azkaban, to which he later escaped 12 years later. Black dies by the hand of his cousin Bellatrix Lestrange and is pushed into the Veil by one of her curses.Some other nicknames that Sirius has are: Black, Snuffles (by Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger)
Noun. 1. A term used in place of a noun when the name of such noun escapes one's mind. 2. A Rude name used towards and an enemy.adj. 3. A compliment, describing something as awesome.
The kung fu like moves someone using a tablet computer will do to prevent someone else from touching the screen.
A magazine designed for viewing on an iPad or other tablet computer.
"Padge" is the given name for each member of an ultra-cool group of guys from Nederland, TX. The word is derived from "partner." Over time, slurs of the word "partner" went as follows: 1. Partner 2. Padnah 3. Pod 4. Poj 5. Paj 6. Padge Padge has been a popular word used in social settings in Nederland since 1996.
Taking a long, exaggerated, deep breath in, and exhaling loudly and slowly to gather as much attention as possible.
A cross between a badger and a panda. A very rare creature, almost always nocturnal.
A nerdy app.