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Definition of stundawg

stundawg

noun

  • the combination of a bebo stunna and someone who either smells or looks like a dog. Commonly used for describing people in the West Belfast area.

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    Last edited on May 11 2013. Submitted by Anonymous from Belfast, UK on Mar 22 2012.

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