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adj. a potent brew of ale.
| <At least it provided the world with some new Australian images that don’t involve kangaroos, Crocodile Dundee, or lugubrious halfwits drinking Castlemaine XXXX at dusty outback pubs. —Bill Bryson, In a Sunburned Country.> |
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n. a person of unknown identity.
| <Now she knew who XXXXX was. —William Boyd, Brazzaville Beach.> |
n. lots of kisses, as written at the end of a letter; see also XXXXXX.
| <Clarissa takes the flowers into the kitchen, where Sally has left a note (“Lunch w. Oliver—did I forget to tell U?—back by 3 latest, XXXXX”). —Michael Cunningham, The Hours: A Novel.> |
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n. lots of kisses, as written at the bottom of a letter, usually alongside OOOOOO (hugs), as discussed in Brief Encounters by Emily Coleman; see also XXXXX.
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n. a soft sound of encouragement used by a trainer to let an animal know that “he is headed for success” (Kayce Cover, “Bridges,” SynAlia.com).
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