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cunliffe
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Thank you again, Aisha, for choosing my definition. Here is your new WOD. Let me remind you that we do not want the correct meaning. On top of this, we don�t even need etymological justification - try saying that three times quickly! - we need feasible, unfeasible, silly, serious, wacky etc daffynitions. Now on to your new WOD. It is: OBLITERATE.
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16 Oct 2019
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maryse pey�
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This verb means to laugh in an impossible and terrible excessive rate like Obélix, the Gaulish character of the famous French comics series... and not being able to stop ! |
16 Oct 2019
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kingfant72
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Obliterate refers to the special discount you get for nasty old cases of American beer that have been gathering dust on the shelves for a few years. It�s the OB (Old Beer) Lite Rate & remember, you get what you pay for, so DON�T DO IT! |
16 Oct 2019
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MoodyMoody
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Obliterate refers to the rare non-medical person who can competently talk about pregnancy physiology to the doctors. |
16 Oct 2019
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spinney
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OBLITERATE means somebody who reads or writes obsessively. OB(sessive)LITERATE.
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16 Oct 2019
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adkal
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In my language the prefix OB- means every second. So obliterate means that every second person is literate. That�s my daffynition of obliterate. |
17 Oct 2019
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Aisha77
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This is the way they talk in slums: Hey Bro, ya obliterate! This means: "Hi, brother, you are being obliged to become a literate man!!
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18 Oct 2019
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FrauSue
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�Obliterate� is an adjective to describe a diagonal line in 3-dimensional space. E.g. "The plan made an obliterate landing due to strong crosswinds" or "The arrow took an obliterate path to the highest tree branch." |
20 Oct 2019
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redcamarocruiser
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Do obstetritians� patients litter more than the patients of other professionals? What is the rate at which OB patients litter? The OB litter rate was found to be lower than the GP (General Practioner) litter rate. Obliterate means the rate at which the obstetrician patients litter. |
21 Oct 2019
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douglas
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"OB, for those days with a lite (flow) rate."  |
22 Oct 2019
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