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    Found among the Royal Court of Princess Peussie and her sister Princess Fluff, the word BLEE is usually followed by JOHNNY....making it Blee Johnny; this expression of joy only happens when a member of this royal family has had a great bowel evacuation without use of enemas or colonic irrigations!

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      A blunt. Bleezy, unrolled cigar refilled and rerolled with marijuana

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        'blee' is a word which preceeds another explaining 'surprise' , anticipation, sexual anxiety, remorse, extreme stomach gas containment, etc.. Blee may sound like Believe shortened to Bleeeeve

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          head, blowjob, etc

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            Slang term for a blunt (See blunt)

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              The state of feeling like a Martian or alien

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                A replacement for he,

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                  Pronoun: If someone isn't comfortable with He or She, you MUST refer to them as their preferred pronoun, one of which being Blee.

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                    A combination of the words: Blaine Glee
                    Blaine (Anderson) is a popular character in the show called Glee. He is played by actor Darren Criss.

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                      A not-entirely onomatopoeic word to describe the act of vomiting, usually as an instantaneous reaction to a piece of particularly unpleasant information.

                      This word was propagated in the 80's and 90's by the seminal 'Smash Hits' magazine in the UK

                      The word ends in an indefinite number of e's and exclamation marks, in direct proportion to the disgustingness of the preceding idea.

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