Definition of a breezer
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Other terms relating to 'car, motorcycle, or other vehicle': |
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Definitions include: a Corvette automobile. |
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Definitions include: a BMW automobile. |
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Definitions include: a motorcycle. |
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Definitions include: a vehicle. |
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Definitions include: a large truck; "18-wheeler". |
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Definitions include: a passenger car, especially a large four-door sedan, owned or operated by the United States government. |
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Definitions include: motorcycle. |
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Definitions include: an ambulance. |
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Definitions include: misspelling of jalopy. |
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Definitions include: anus. |
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Definitions include: any sport motorcycle or replica of a race motorcycle, usually Japanese in origin. |
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Definitions include: four-by. |
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Definitions include: a motor vehicle. |
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Definitions include: a large car. |
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Definitions include: a Chevrolet automobile. |
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Slang terms with the same root words
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| Definitions include: When your partner tickles your genital area up until you reach an orgasm. |
| Definitions include: "Dungeons and Dragons". |
| Definitions include: expression of sadness or dismay. |
| Definitions include: to rummage. |
| Definitions include: sarcastic remark used to convey a lack of interest in a boring story. |
| Definitions include: fellatio; "a blowjob". |
| Definitions include: Rolls of fat on the back of one's neck. |
| Definitions include: This definition is questionable and is pending deletion. |
| Definitions include: an unattractive, mean female. |
| Definitions include: something that will cause a lot of damage when things go wrong. |
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