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chuddies |
Noun
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clothing that covers the genital area, typically worn under other layers of clothing |
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cowabunga |
Interjection
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an expression of surprise or amazement, often followed by "dude" |
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cathemeral |
Adjective
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Describing an organism or a behavior that happens irregularly with regards to time of day, as opposed to diurnal, nocturnal, or crepuscular. |
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catbird seat |
Noun
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an enviable position |
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cromulent |
Adjective
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of a word or phrase, acceptable or legitimate |
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contranymn |
Noun
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word with a homograph that is also an antonym |
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counter-demonstration |
Noun
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a demonstration held in opposition to another demonstration |
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churchkey |
Noun
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can opener / bottle opener that resembles a church key |
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crunk |
Adjective
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blend of crazy and drunk |
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coronal plane |
Noun
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a plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior sections |
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concealer |
Noun
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a makeup product for hiding attributes of the skin, such as blemishes |
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come to think of it |
Phrase
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upon relfection |
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cryptid |
Noun
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an organism whose existence has been speculated, but has not been discovered by the scientific community |
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chupacabra |
Noun
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a cryptid, supposedly found in the Americas, that sucks the blood of goats |
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chupacabras |
Noun
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a cryptid, supposedly found in the Americas, that sucks the blood of goats |
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chav |
Noun
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a young, low class, English male. Known for their brashness and penchant for counterfeit designer goods |
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capoeira |
Noun
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a martial art originating from Brazil |
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clishmaclaver |
Noun
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casual conversation or general gossip |
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crix |
Noun
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persons who are professionally engaged in the analysis and interpretation of works of art |
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crix |
Noun
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persons who are professionally engaged in the analysis and interpretation of works of art |
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dead |
Adjective
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(followed by `to') not showing human feeling or sensitivity |
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dead |
Adjective
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very tired |
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dead |
Adjective
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complete |
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dead |
Adjective
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not circulating or flowing |
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dead |
Adverb
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completely and without qualification |
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dead |
Adverb
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quickly and without warning |
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dead |
Adjective
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devoid of activity |
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dead |
Adjective
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physically inactive |
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dead |
Adjective
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no longer having or seeming to have or expecting to have life |
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dead |
Adjective
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not showing characteristics of life especially the capacity to sustain life |
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dead |
Adjective
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drained of electric charge |
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dead |
Adjective
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no longer having force or relevance |
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dead |
Adjective
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out of use or operation because of a fault or breakdown |
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dead |
Adjective
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lacking resilience or bounce |
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dead |
Adjective
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not surviving in active use |
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dead |
Adjective
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unerringly accurate |
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dead |
Adjective
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not yielding a return |
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dead |
Adjective
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lacking acoustic resonance |
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dead |
Adjective
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devoid of physical sensation |
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dead |
Noun
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people who are no longer living |
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dead |
Noun
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a time when coldness (or some other quality associated with death) is intense |
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disadvantageously |
Adverb
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in a disadvantageous way |
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decidedly |
Adverb
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without question and beyond doubt |
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definitely |
Adverb
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without question and beyond doubt |
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damn |
Adverb
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very, extremely |
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damn |
Adjective
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expletives used informally as intensifiers |
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damn |
Adjective
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used as an expletive |
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damn |
Noun
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a curse, which is often used to refer to something of little value |
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damn |
Verb
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to wish harm upon |
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drop-dead |
Adverb
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used to emphasize how attractive someone or something is |