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Sexy: Definition, Meaning, and Examples

1. Sexy (adjective): Possessing qualities that are considered sexually appealing or attractive. 2. Sexy (adjective): Relating to sex or sexuality,…
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Indeed: Definition, Meaning, and Examples

1. Indeed (adverb): To emphasize a statement or response confirming something already suggested. 2. Indeed (adverb): To introduce a further…
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Translate: Definition, Meaning, and Examples

1. Translate (verb): The act of converting words or text from one language to another, ensuring the original message’s intent,…
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Fascism: Definition, Meaning, and Examples

1. Fascism (noun): A political ideology that seeks to combine radical and authoritarian nationalism with a centralized autocratic government, often…
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Cleaver: Definition, Meaning, and Examples

1. Cleaver (noun): A large knife with a broad, flat blade, used primarily for chopping or cutting through hard substances,…
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Stallion: Definition, Meaning, and Examples

1. A mature male horse that is not castrated, especially one kept for breeding purposes. 2. A male animal of…
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Friggin: Definition, Meaning, and Examples

1. Friggin: A slang and informal term, often used as a euphemism for the profanity "freaking" or "f***ing," to emphasize…
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Flying: Definition, Meaning, and Examples

1. The action or process of moving through the air, typically by means of wings. 2. Moving or capable of…
Idioms

Fall by the Wayside: Definition, Meaning, and Origin

To "fall by the wayside" means to fail, give up, or be left behind in some activity or endeavor. It…
Idioms

In Cold Blood: Definition, Meaning, and Origin

The idiom "in cold blood" means to do something cruel, ruthless, or unemotional, especially to kill someone without feeling or…
Idioms

Flip Over: Definition, Meaning, and Origin

"Flip over" is a common idiom in English that can have different meanings depending on the context. It can mean…
Idioms

Change of Scenery: Definition, Meaning, and Origin

The idiom "change of scenery" means changing one's usual surroundings, often for relaxation, refreshment, or improvement. In short: It is…
Idioms

Egg On: Definition, Meaning, and Origin

The expression "egg on" refers to encouraging or inciting someone to do something, often something risky, irresponsible, or potentially dangerous.…
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Follow Lead: Definition, Meaning, and Origin

When someone tells you to "follow lead, " they advise you to observe and do as another person does, especially someone…
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Great Day: Definition, Meaning, and Origin

The idiom "great day" is a common expression of joy, excitement, or satisfaction. It is often used to celebrate a…
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