Admissive

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HOW 2 BE ADMISSION Urban Dictionary

A dream in which sexual adventures are replaced with college acceptances, and you have the pleasures of dreaming that you have, in fact, been accepted into college. These are just as disappointing to wake up from as sexual dreams. Urban Dictionary

Stating something in a conversation that reveals your geeky or embarrassing side. Urban Dictionary

Having a response of laughter caused by personal identification of a situation. "You laugh because it's true" Urban Dictionary

When u have poo/mud on your shoe and u stamp on someones back during intercourse or in casual circumstamces Urban Dictionary

A term used to describe a party or activity where guests are encouraged to arrive under the influence of LSD. A tab of LSD will often cost around ten dollars, hence the name. When it is a requirement, security will sometimes check guests' tongues before allowing them in and charge a cover if they do not see a tab. Urban Dictionary

Meaning: Arrival and Dismissal (time) This word is typically used in documents that contain a particular time restraint(s). Urban Dictionary

Rolling admissions means admissions are on a first come first serve type of thing Urban Dictionary

(noun) A person who gets caught in a controversy and waits until people stop caring before confessing to what they did. They hope to get away with it by admitting when the fuss has died down. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to admissive:
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