Definition of scype
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Slang terms with the same meaning
Other terms relating to 'to steal': |
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Definitions include: a disrespectful, rude, or otherwise unpleasant person. |
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Definitions include: to arrest. |
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Definitions include: stuff, things. |
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Definitions include: a pretend occurrence during which stealing is permitted. |
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Definitions include: commercial software available for piracy on the same day it is released to the public. |
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Definitions include: (v) 1) to steal. |
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Definitions include: to steal. |
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Definitions include: to steal. |
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Definitions include: stolen, lifted, heisted, boosted, shoplifted. |
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Definitions include: To steal |
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Definitions include: a lower-quality version of something. |
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Definitions include: to leave. |
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Definitions include: to steal something that is either free or of minimal value. |
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Definitions include: to steal. |
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Definitions include: when a woman's nipples get hard because of cold. |
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Slang terms with the same root words
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| Definitions include: an extremely long but skinny penis. |
| Definitions include: to fall asleep unintentionally. |
| Definitions include: a device, especially a complex one. |
| Definitions include: a small road that runs along the the side of a highway or freeway. |
| Definitions include: a spectacular failure. |
| Definitions include: to end. |
| Definitions include: to understand; have sympathy; empathize. |
| Definitions include: a person who has both street and book knowledge. |
| Definitions include: serious, no lie, stop the fooling about. |
| Definitions include: a fictional disease that afflicts prepubescent children. |
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