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smurf

a slang word for Smirnoff Ice, the alcholic beverage.
We got 5 tall boys of Smurf and some bud.
by Kat November 20, 2004
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doublespeak

The medical term is echolalia which is the involuntary parrotlike repetition of a word or phrase just spoken by another person. Echolalia is a feature of schizophrenia. In Kurt Vonnegut's "Breakfast of Champions" one of the characters suffers from chronic doublespeak.
K: What did you say?
M: What did you say?
K: Are you crazy?
M: Are you crazy?
K: Dammit.
M: Dammit.
by Kat November 20, 2004
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douche pocket

a cooler way to say douche bag, funnier, less offensive, something someone wrote in my health book
He was such a douche pocket, i just couldn't help but laugh.
by Kat January 1, 2004
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british food

any kind of food containg ham, bread slices, fruit, sugar, and tomatoes all in one dish. Usually has the word "pudding" or "pie" afterwards to make it SOUND good.
shephards pie (for god's sake your eating shephards, man!)
mince pie (ewww)
by Kat February 2, 2004
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Parkdale

Area near Downtown Toronto, that became a bad area in the 60's when they began running half way houses for all the crazy people.So when you go there don't touch anyone or talk to anyone.
Also home to every immigrant that comes to Toronto.
Guy: Oh you live in Parkdale...
Me: Yeah...
Guy: That's a bad area
Me: Oh well I'm used to it
Guy: So.. how about we meet downtown
by Kat February 2, 2004
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shyam

the nicest, sexiest, most lovable guy alive, who kathryn loves like woa to the max with all of her heart.

could be a playa easily if he wanted- jou kno, str8 thuggin, spendin g's. Wit all that pimp juice, he has no trubs gettin' the ladies. shyam brings the heat.
shyamie, i want to love you forever times infinity, and damn, boi, you are so fineeee.
by Kat April 8, 2005
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savvy

I'm pretty sure it comes from the spanish word "sabes". It was slurred together to form "savvy". It means "Understand?"
"It's a matter of lesuire. Savvy?"
"Do you understand? Savvy?"
by Kat April 20, 2004
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