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• Poppy Playtime Chapter 3
  
  The game poppy playtime chapter 3 continues the thrilling adventure in the eerie world of Playtime Co., a once-popular toy factory turned into a terrifying playground.
  
  Players step into the shoes of an intrepid character navigating through the dark, abandoned halls filled with creepy toys and puzzles. This chapter introduces new characters, including formidable foes and enigmatic allies, each with unique abilities and backstories that deepen the narrative. As players solve intricate puzzles and uncover the factory's dark secrets, they must evade terrifying creatures that lurk in the shadows.
  
  With its blend of horror, suspense, and engaging gameplay, poppy playtime chapter 3 promises to captivate fans and newcomers alike, pushing the boundaries of the horror puzzle genre.

  Last edited on Oct 05 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 05 2024.

• Sprunki provides a fun and easy way to explore the world of music composition, inspiring players to keep experimenting.

  Last edited on Oct 21 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 21 2024.

• Experience the evolution of Incredibox with Sprunk! Our innovative scratch-based platform offers a fresh take on musical creation.

  Last edited on Nov 12 2024. Submitted by Sprunk on Nov 12 2024.

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verb

• "can't believe it" or "declare". I heard the term used when I was growing up in the context of declaring disbelief that something was happening or took place, i.e. "I swani! Look at how that tree is growing?" or you would say something like, "Did you hear about Aunt Laura and her new boy friend eloping to South Carolina?" and the response would be, "I swani!" Also "I swan" in some parts of the U.S.

  Last edited on Oct 20 2011. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 20 2011.