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Definition of hacktivist

hacktivist

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Definitions include: A slang word of deep-South origin, used to reference one's tendons, joints, or ligaments of any location in the body.
Definitions include: to overlook a transgression.
Definitions include: originated when people in the tri state area would get cut in the face, usually by gang members.
Definitions include: a band "groupie" who has an insatiable desire to hang out with member(s) of any band, regardless of their musical ability, popularity, talent or looks.
Definitions include: to leave.
Definitions include: a bar in which women dance topless.
Definitions include: Having visible hickeys.
Definitions include: Cheap imitation. Origin: Tuxedo cookies; They are a cheap imitation of Oreo's.
Definitions include: the Volkswagen Type 2 camper van.
Definitions include: the vulva; "vagina".

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