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What is Febuary?
Ppl who were born on this day are crackheads but they are also sexy and beautiful they just want to find a lover that likes them!
Tom: hey when your b day
You: febuary 16
Tom: OH MY GOD YOURR SO LUCKYYYY
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Febuary - video
Febuary - what is it?
National hold that special someones hand day. On this day hold someones hand who means a lot to you.
Girl: Hey, since it is Febuary 25th can I hold your hand?
Boy: Yeah, of couse!
What does "Febuary" mean?
February 21 is a day for a hot boy/girl
He/she is the cutest best looking person ever you should totally hug/kiss them
Wow Randy is so hot he was probably born on February 21!!
Febuary 21 means hot
February 21 is the best day for boys/girls
Febuary - what does it mean?
28 inch rims as in 28 days in febuary
he was rollin on febuarys.
Febuary - meaning
The real way to write February because February should be pronounced feb•er•ary but instead we pronounce it feb•u•ary so it should be spelled Febuary
Febuary is my favorite month
Febuary - definition
February spelled without the first R.
1: I was born in Febuary
2: Jamie did you just spell February wrong, you're 24.
Febuary - slang
The way in which February SHOULD be spelt. Who says ru..its stupid!
Febuary makes more sense...who comes up with spellings!
Febuary
Male: "Dude you cant do that! We had to do NNN you have to stick to No Finger Febuary!"
Febuary
The way that all complete morons/cretins pronounce the second month of the year. Which, by the way, is FebRuary.
Guy 1: Hey, what month is it?
Guy 2: Febuary.
Guy 1: What?
Guy 2: Febuary.
Guy 1: Dude, it's pronounced 'fe-BRU-ary.'
Guy 2: Nuh-uh. I read it in a book at the libary.
Guy 1: Libary?
Guy 2: Yeah.
Guy 1: I fucking hate you.
Febuary
The eventual corrected spelling of the second month of the year.
The currently accepted spelling of 'February' is a joke designed to stump and single out idiots,
as well as bringing even more shame to the month.
My birthday is in febuary"
Sounds awesome, mine is in Janruary"
That doesn't sound right"
No, it doesn't"