bucolic
1. Of or characteristic of shepherds or flocks; pastoral.
2. Of or characteristic of the countryside or its people; rustic.
2. Of or characteristic of the countryside or its people; rustic.
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bucoliccore
Relating to the idea of moving to a farm, living the Stardew Valley lifestyle, and eating beans all day.
bucoliccore by phrmashwrma October 18, 2021
Bacolicous
Anything that has bacon to a great degree of awesomeness.
This can relate to the quantity or quality of the bacon, or also to the presentation.
This can relate to the quantity or quality of the bacon, or also to the presentation.
Breakfast today was bacolicous.
That pig looks bacolicous.
These pictures: http://baconbreath.deluxecode.com/wovenbacon.jpg
That pig looks bacolicous.
These pictures: http://baconbreath.deluxecode.com/wovenbacon.jpg
Bacolicous by Stubz452 September 30, 2008
buzolich
1. -ed: A state of constant yearning for the state of California
2. -ing: Pressure applied to spouse/partner to move with them to California
2. -ing: Pressure applied to spouse/partner to move with them to California
1. That guy keeps talking about moving back to California - Dude, he's hella buzoliched!
2. This guy working with me keeps talking about getting his wife to move to California with him. I think he is buzoliching her...
2. This guy working with me keeps talking about getting his wife to move to California with him. I think he is buzoliching her...
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