Magnormus
can be used to describe ones mental state, or the condition of ones kin folk. derived from the latin word “charles” it made its way from medieval finland, by a small gypsy, who ironically was a scholar.
“he was very magnormus?”
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also known as clumsy child syndrome, developmental co-ordination disorder (dcd), motor learning difficulty and perceptuo-motor dysfunction ― is generally recognized to be an impairment of the organization of movement. -ssociated with this may be problems of language, perception and thought. i am a magnox because i am a big clumsy child.
- Magnosity
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- Croc-Foot
the black discolouration that occurs on the bottom of one’s foot due to the design of crocs whereby dirt enters through those stupid vent holes, but cannot escape once inside. sometimes it also makes your feet smelly- see croc rot is your foot frostbit like mr. deeds or do you just have croc-foot?
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big rack…melons! why does she need to grab melons? she already has the whole grocery store in her shirt, she has a grocery store rack.