Definition of Alexandra Burke
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Definitions include: buttocks. Definitions include: idiot, un-cool, not liked. Definitions include: a member of the federal government. Definitions include: colleague / associate. Definitions include: as advertised. Definitions include: to masturbate. Definitions include: an intensifier. Definitions include: going well; going smoothly. Definitions include: UK variant of "God". Definitions include: a lazy person - i.e. one who dosses . Definitions include: a grand party. Definitions include: To have one's shit together. Definitions include: an intensifier. Definitions include: A member of a youth subculture which flourished in New Zealand and Australia in the 1950s. Long hair, stovepipe jeans, crepe soled shoes. Similar to British teddy boys Definitions include: dried feces attached to the hairs of the buttocks; "dingleberry ".
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Definitions include: Short slang for "rising". A rising is another name for a painful boil of the skin. Definitions include: southern term for losing one's temper. Definitions include: used to indicate lack of sensitivity. Definitions include: an envisioned calm place. Definitions include: "all". Definitions include: adjective - disgusting or grody . Definitions include: this is what you say when it's Bamurien's fault(which is always) Definitions include: uppity or snobby . Definitions include: variant of "hell to the yes ". Definitions include: acronym for "fatty upper pussy area".
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