Definition of loaft
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Slang terms with the same meaning
Other terms relating to 'to hang out, relax': |
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Definitions include: to take the time to enjoy life. |
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Definitions include: very good, excellent, interesting, fun, etc. |
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Definitions include: to relax; "chill"; "take it easy". |
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Definitions include: "Chill, don't worry about it." |
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Definitions include: to relax; "hang out. |
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Definitions include: alternate spelling of chillax, i.e. "chill" + "relax". |
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Definitions include: to pretend, to feign. |
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Definitions include: to be standing or sitting somewhere. |
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Definitions include: to sit around waiting for something to happen. |
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Definitions include: to calm down. |
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Definitions include: relaxed, calm, happy, content. |
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Definitions include: to have, to take. |
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Definitions include: to engage in coitus. |
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Definitions include: to chill and relax; "hang out". |
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Definitions include: to calm down or wait. |
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Slang terms with the same root words
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| Definitions include: to feel sad, hurt, low. |
| Definitions include: to demonstrate one's talent. |
| Definitions include: an ugly person. |
| Definitions include: An annoying fool; idiot. (Used extensively on IRC). |
| Definitions include: courageous, feisty |
| Definitions include: an unattractive female met while drinking alcohol at a bar, and then taken back to one's residence to spend the night. |
| Definitions include: to leave someone in a bad situation. |
| Definitions include: response to a question as to one's whereabouts. |
| Definitions include: to be in a bad mood. |
| Definitions include: penis |
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| No longer use it | (1) |
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| Heard it but never used it | (3) |
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| Have never heard it | (10) |
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