Convents

What do we mean by convents?

A religious community whose members (especially nuns) live under strict observation of religious rules and self-imposed vows.

The buildings and pertaining surroundings in which such a community lives.

A Christian school.

A gathering of people lasting several days for the purpose of discussing or working on topics previously selected.

A coming together; a meeting.

A gathering of peoples revolving around a similar interest, idea, or hobby. Urban Dictionary

Convent is full of girls who think fighting is a hobby. Most of dem are obsessed with the PE teacher and beg for attention. The girls bullythe English and Science teachers. They think they're on piss all because they have attitude. They all get into problems wid the girls from their rival school but the girls from school are shook. The convent girls are always ready to fight but no-one has the courage to fight dem. They are nice girls but get on their bad side. The girls in yr9 and yr11 are the lengest But are either lesbian or just cant get boyfriends . If they do get boyfriends, they are loyal as fuck. The white girls think theyre black and the lightskins get all the attention. The teachers don't know how to control them when there's a fight and instead of listening to the students, they send them to isolation. The toilets are dutty. There's writings on the walls and half of the toilets don't work. They cook the same food in the canteen everyday and it's nasty asf so the girls spend their money on food in the morning. They always get kicked out /banned from stores for doing tik toks and in the morning, their always walking passed the mandem at the bus stop cuz they're sexy. Don't fuck with convent girls. Urban Dictionary

A) a convening (i.e. a gathering) of people, usually signatories of a political treaty b) the way things are/ are supposed to be done or performed c) something you convene (agree to) Urban Dictionary

In a way that something is done(1), or(2) an agreement between states covering particular matters, especially one less formal than a treaty. Urban Dictionary

A) a convening (i.e. a gathering) of people, usually signatories of a political treaty b) the way things are/ are supposed to be done or performed c) something you convene (agree to) Urban Dictionary

A set of optional guidelines set up after World War 2. Some people refere to them as the Geneva Suggestions Urban Dictionary

A fun to do list Urban Dictionary

Something I've violated. Urban Dictionary

Any gathering predominantly populated by tools, or individuals who lack the capacity to not conform to systems and arbitrary rules, and who generally lack the ability to think or act creatively. Urban Dictionary

When a group of government agents (i.e. FBI, DEA, ATF, etc.) are enacting a search warrant on a premises. So named because of the large amount of agents that wear trenchcoats as part of their attire. Term used more often in colder regions of the country. Can also apply to municipal law enforcement detectives as well. Urban Dictionary

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Adjectives that are often used to describe convents:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective convents:
verband.

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