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stiofan
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The action of taking very small bites of a food. Like a mouse eating cheese. John is nibling on the chocolate bar because he is afraid of eating it all too quickly, He wants the bar to last as long as possible. |
16 Jun 2016
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douglas
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We all know what BLING is:
Nie (German for never) has a pretty universal understanding as never.
So nibbling = NEVER BLING |
16 Jun 2016
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yanogator
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I thought they were the people who owned the ring in Germanic mythology - basis of Wagner �s operas. Bruce |
16 Jun 2016
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spinney
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Really difficult to decide which one was the winner but in the end I �ve gone for Apodo �s entry.  It really means the children of your siblings. So, Georginsantanna was actually right.  |
16 Jun 2016
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georginasantanna
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Hi! I didn �t know I was right! It just made no sense to me and I thought it was a good definition and it was the real definition in the end!  |
17 Jun 2016
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spinney
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A damn fine guess, to be sure.  |
17 Jun 2016
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