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Definition of coose

coose

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Definitions include: a male slut.
Definitions include: a trip on foot while smoking a J or joint, i.e a hand-rolled marijuana cigarette.
Definitions include: Mean or rude.
Definitions include: dried secretions or other foreign debris on or around the vulva.
Definitions include: This term means "Your fly (zipper) is open".
Definitions include: A term used in the construction trades by craft workers meaning that they quit their job to take some time off.
Definitions include: resistance to an idea or plan.
Definitions include: A mind of oneself that is functioning the same or like the same as the body of oneself.
Definitions include: A combination of smooth and smart with technology Some people just are not tech swauvy
Definitions include: to enter suddenly and uninvitedly.

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