wad
v.— «ehhh…just buy that bike for 7500, that way we can have another really expensive honda to wad next year.» —“how much do you like that 550/4″ by joe c in Baltimore, Md. Caferacer.net Forum Nov. 3, 2002. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
wad
v.— «ehhh…just buy that bike for 7500, that way we can have another really expensive honda to wad next year.» —“how much do you like that 550/4″ by joe c in Baltimore, Md. Caferacer.net Forum Nov. 3, 2002. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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