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• Buckshot Roulette

  Last edited on Aug 28 2024. Submitted by Thomas Frank on Aug 28 2024.

adjective

• dejected or depressed

  This is a French word that means to go down or to abate. It is often used in reference to the tide going out. Roulette.

  Abatide can be used to describe something that is decreasing or diminishing. For example: "The abatide tide exposed the rocks on the beach". Buckshot Roulette.

  The difference between dejected and depressed, is that dejected can also mean low in spirits in a figurative sense. Being low in spirits has more spiritual resonance and is very usually a temporary feeling, while being depressed is over the course of a long time, which can range from a series of weeks to beyond years. Abatide can mean both dejected the temporary feeling and depressed the long-term feeling. I apologize if I am wrong in any way, if I am wrong in anyway please tell me I am wrong, this is because I chronically make incredibly many mistakes.

  Last edited on Aug 29 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 25 2024.

noun

• Diligence or wrath or any value in-between diligence and wrath, can also mean ruddy
  
  comes from Hebrew

  Last edited on Aug 25 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 25 2024.