Earl the Chew Gnome meaning and definitionEarl the Chew Gnome mean? Here you find 1 meanings of Earl the Chew Gnome.
When you buy a tin of dip and there is a bit of chew missing, it is Earl the chew gnome who took it. Earl the Chew Gnome works at the chew factory and likes to toss a chew from the tins. For some reason Earl likes citrus the most, he takes the fattest bombs from that flavour. Pussy Pouches users have nothing to worry about seeing as Earl does not toss pouches.
a red and yellow bible study show character.
Getting blasted in the face with breast milk
Any plaid shirt, but is usually flannel. The term is derived from the small Northern Ontario town of Earlton, where the men typically get home from a day's work in the bush and sit right down to the dinner table. It is considered to be the town's formal wear. Abbreviated to "E.D"
imagined sounds from a known or unknown source. synonym is hearlucinations, which can also be a homonym if pronounced with the Spanish silent "h".
When you see a fine ass motherfucker and your ears start tingling
Old school. Evidencing tendencies consistent with and/or embodying traits personifying that which could be characterized as schizel. Totally Schuman. Fresh. Hype. Stanky. Dopey fresh. Stanky hype. Schuman stank.
Handsome & Cute looking Guy in a little bit Nerdy and Dorky way, but that's what makes him Cool. He has a Good Taste in Music, especially Modern / Pop Music. He also makes EPIC Mashups on YouTube! Just search: earlvin14
The manliest man, that all women want, he is a blend between an earl and a king. Women find him irresistable.
A crap bucket middle school for people with no money. The middle school kids that go are in 7-8 grade when they should be in high school. Earl Warren is way way way getto and is a one of the oldest dumps in san diego.
Former manager for the Baltimore Orioles major-league baseball team. Managed the Orioles from 1968 to 1982, and again from 1985-1986. Won the 1970 World Series, had his number (#4) retired in 1982, and was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1996. One of baseball's old-school managers. For his West Coast counterpart, look up Tommy Lasorda