Definition of amscray
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Slang terms with the same meaning
Other terms relating to 'to go, leave, exit': |
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Definitions include: to drive around in a vehicle for fun; "joy ride". |
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Definitions include: acronym for "got to go". |
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Definitions include: to leave (a relationship) or abandon. |
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Definitions include: to hurry, hustle, esp. when departing. |
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Definitions include: to leave, to take-off. |
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Definitions include: to leave. |
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Definitions include: to yell at someone; "blow up". |
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Definitions include: leaving, often quickly. |
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Definitions include: see Audi 5000. |
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Definitions include: to leave, usually in a vehicle. |
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Definitions include: to go. |
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Definitions include: goodbye. |
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Definitions include: to leave. |
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Definitions include: to call on a telephone. |
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Definitions include: to leave. |
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Slang terms with the same root words
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| Definitions include: to fail or err due to pressure. |
| Definitions include: an ordinary person who does something heroic. |
| Definitions include: "masturbate". |
| Definitions include: Child Molester or having the demeanor of a child molester |
| Definitions include: the equivalent to let's box which means to throw it down or simply let's fight. |
| Definitions include: An angry male |
| Definitions include: to get out of a prior obligation by asking. |
| Definitions include: a very small amount - about the distance represented by the thickness of a female pubic hair. |
| Definitions include: alternate spelling of dubs. |
| Definitions include: a popular athlete at a school. |
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