Definition of a firement
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Definitions include: to reduce the number of people employed in an organization or company to the point that there are no longer enough to carry out the work effectively. Definitions include: to be fired. Definitions include: a despicable person. Definitions include: to be fired from a job. Definitions include: crazy. Definitions include: to throw away; discard; dispose of. Definitions include: to terminate from employment. Definitions include: bathroom. Definitions include: to dismiss or generally get rid of someone. Definitions include: testicles.
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Definitions include: a person who drives a car that has been lowered. Definitions include: "Bollocks" is also the present tense and plural form of bollock . Definitions include: bad, stupid, ugly, etc. Definitions include: insult: usually used when a person cannot think of a better come back. Definitions include: acronym for "do the right thing". Definitions include: See in the heck . Definitions include: sarcastic term for someone who thinks they have superiority over you but does not. Definitions include: to leave quickly due to fear. Definitions include: see emo . Definitions include: drunk.
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