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What is cure for cancer?
(verb) euphemism for having the sexual relations of the most taboo variety with only a partially consenting adult
me: have you seen mike and jessica?
ann: i haven't; they're probably off somewhere curing some cancer
me: ew. that's disgusting
cure for cancer - video
Cure for cancer - what is it?
A question used by people to identify who is a Fortnite kid.
Person 1: Cure cancer or wenegade raider
Fortnite kid: wenegade raider
Person 1: imagine being a Fortnite kid.
What does "cure for cancer" mean?
A female who has a behind that is so exquisite it could potentially inspire one to develop a cure for cancer.
Ethan: Dude do you see that girl over there with the nice caboose?
Matt: Dammmmnn, Becky's got an ass that could cure cancer.
Cure for cancer - what does it mean?
A statement made by dumb people regarding scientific and medical research or progress. Due to the individuals lack of understanding, they assume that diverting resources to scientific pursuits is pointless unless its about solving a problem like curing a disease.
Who cares about funding NASA's next space project, it can't cure cancer or anything important.
Cure for cancer - meaning
His smile is the cure for cancer
Cure for cancer - definition
The thing all of humanity has been looking for because we all want Cancer to jump off a microwave.
DUUUUUUUUUUUDE I found the cure for cancer!!!!
Rlly? What is it?
More Cancer :D
(search up cancer cell dies because it developed cancer and died)
Cure for cancer - slang
John Stamos's hair follicles are a cure for cancer, so are Chuck Norris's tears.
Cure for cancer
A medicine which will prevent or reverse the effects of cancer 100%. Sadly, it has not been found yet.
1. They are raising money to find the cure for cancer.
2. Chuck Norris' tears cure cancer. Too bad he never cries.
Cure for cancer
A seemingly impossible accomplishment that everyone wants to see happen, but no one knows how to achieve.
Random Guy #1 "Holy crap, Budweiser just invented a hangover-free beer!"
Random Guy #2 "Wow. What the hell's next, a cure for cancer?