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Feeling good about life

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A large amount

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Norwegian phrase often used on my mom's side...kinda like OMG or oh my

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What is used to plug a USB cord into an outlet. :)

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Petrichor - The smell after it rains that comes from the soil.

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Petrichor - The smell after it rains that comes from the soil.

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Making a mistake, Hmonglish word, similiar to Oh no

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When a person projects their insecurity/anger on others

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The meanest thing you can call someone.

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Dizzyingly frazzled or fried

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Enjoying unseasonably warm weather in complete denial of the crumbly global ecosystem

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Breathe & think before I speak

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Indifferent/not interesting

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This is a word that my HS pen pal (he is now an English Teacher in Roseville) made up to see if teachers were really reading our writing assignments. We would try and work it in whenever it just "sounded good" so no real meaning. No one ever caught it....

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It's a real word but I wish I heard it or used it more often! The root word is "mel/miel" which means honey + fluous which means "to flow" so literally, a sound or feeling so pleasing that it flows like honey

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Little bits of crap on shelves in a cluttered house.

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My friends son called her this once and we all thought it was so funny, so we continue to call each other this.