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And a Google employee lied about it.
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There's a neo-Nazi website that gets a million more visitors a month than we do, due
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And a Google employee lied about it.
Read the details here.
A neo-Nazi website gets a million more visitors a month than we do, due
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Browsing page 129 of "B" words
- to leave a place to go somewhere else.
I'ma break to the crib.
Last edited on Mar 30 2010. Submitted by "Hearocks" from Chicago, IL, USA
on Feb 21 2002.
- to break-dance.
Yo do you break?
- See more words with the same meaning: to dance.
Last edited on Feb 21 2002. Submitted by "Hearocks" from Chicago, IL, USA
on Feb 21 2002.
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interjection
- a statement of "Good luck," in situations where wishes of "Good luck" is considered bad luck, such as in theatre.
Break a leg at the opening tonight!
Last edited on Jul 02 2018. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA
on Aug 11 2009.
- a statement of "Good luck," regardless of situation.
Person 1: Okay, I'm off to my interview.
Person 2: Break a leg!
Last edited on Jul 02 2018. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA
on Jul 02 2018.
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verb
- to hurry.
Come on, guys, break camp!
- See more words with the same meaning: to hurry.
Last edited on Oct 24 1997. Submitted by Butterfly from TX, USA
on Oct 24 1997.
- To leave (1970s US Campus)
Green, John. Cassell's Dictionary of Slang, 2nd Edition. Weidenfeld & Nicolsen. 2005. Print
Also seen in Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird, Chapter 10 (1959): "When Atticus returned he told me to break camp. "Don't you ever let me Catch you pointing that gun at anyone again," he said.
Last edited on May 19 2015. Submitted by Anonymous
on May 19 2015.
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verb - transitive
- to share with someone.
My boy came across a thousand dollars, so he broke me off.
Last edited on Apr 13 2014. Submitted by Katt D. from Raleigh, NC, USA
on Jan 17 2000.
- to receive something (to get broke off).
Last edited on Apr 13 2014. Submitted by Katt D. from Raleigh, NC, USA
on Jan 17 2000.
- to seriously hurt or injure someone.
Last edited on Apr 13 2014. Submitted by Katt D. from Raleigh, NC, USA
on Jan 17 2000.
- to have good sex with someone.
Last edited on Apr 13 2014. Submitted by Katt D. from Raleigh, NC, USA
on Jan 17 2000.
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