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Definition of slope
slope
- The people who like slope are not limited to those who are looking for thrill; it is a bustling area that caters to everyone who wants to have fun in a hurry. The individuals who are skilled at making snap judgments and improving their precision will find their place, while those who simply enjoy playing games for the sake of entertainment will be able to take their time and enjoy the vibrant experience at their own pace.
Last edited on Oct 31 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 31 2024.
noun
- an Asian person. Derogatory.
Who's the slope?
That slope fucks like she drives, which is not safe.
Last edited on May 13 2013. Submitted by Anonymous on May 06 2012.
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| Definitions include: an action (e.g. a habit) that can easily lead to larger problems. | |
| Definitions include: side view revealing curvature of the buttocks. | |
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