Definition of c'mon
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Slang terms with the same meaning
Other terms relating to 'contractions (list of)': |
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Definitions include: human feces. |
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Definitions include: someone who pretends to be a gangster. |
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Definitions include: contraction of "none of your." |
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Definitions include: a person who never (or rarely) buys goods to satisfy their desires. |
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Definitions include: about to. |
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Definitions include: "What did you". |
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Definitions include: "good looking out". |
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Definitions include: a person who is online. |
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Definitions include: "dare not." |
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Definitions include: sarcasm that centers on the speakers sense of superiority and ego needs. |
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Definitions include: "you all." |
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Definitions include: contraction for "Northern California". |
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Definitions include: a child of a diplomat. |
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Definitions include: the asking of a person to a prom. |
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Definitions include: without marijuana. |
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| Definitions include: To eat. |
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| Definitions include: governed by chance. |
| Definitions include: seventeenth hour after sunrise |
| Definitions include: An exulting or an elation |
| Definitions include: photograph--used as noun or verb, as in "isn't this a great phot of her" or "I am going to phot that building" |
| Definitions include: to make a person crazy. |
| Definitions include: abbreviated form of "gynecologist". |
| Definitions include: CopyDog means A copy of something, but it is worse then the thing it copied. Example: |
| Definitions include: To procrastinate over a task or to completely forget it. |
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