1. A bitter remembrance of things, persons, or situations of the past. 2. The state of being pensively sad, woefulness. Middle English, from Old French doloros, from Late Latin dolor, pain, from dolre, to suffer, feel pain + Latin reddere, to return.
Remembering the teamΓ’ΒΒs bitter loss, he was overcome by redoloris.
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The degree to which something is true or correct.
"Far as that goes, I think we should compare the validility of the data verse what the user says."
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To be a royal pain in the ass
She can be a real panitheas when is comes to talking about money.
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tusenlapp
stammer fra altas undergrunn.
jeg fikk 7 laken igjen pΓΒ₯ skatten
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giving a hypocrital appearance of piety
if i was sanctimonious, i would probably give lectures about the 10 commandments, then go rob banks.
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From the Greek phrase "peepeeus biggus fattus."
Classic use; "Socrates you can just eat my peepeeus biggus fattus."
Modern use; "Hey you get away before I whip out my big fat peepee and slap you."
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