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Definition of a patsy

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Definitions include: acronym for "dear partner", i.e. one's unmarried significant other.
Definitions include: an achievement marked by the number of one's casual sexual partners. Compare with a notch in (someone's) belt.
Definitions include: A moment where a person agrees to something, and other people knows about it. However, this person later on changes his/her mind on the very last minute, and does not usually notify other people about this, only to irritate these people so much. Later on, this person changes his/her mind once again, and other people get fed up with this person, especially that he/she has a really bad attitude and a temper.
Definitions include: panic, upset
Definitions include: A straight, desperate, single man who acts like a lady or performs outbursts. Mildly derogatory
Definitions include: a general insult.
Definitions include: Child Molester or having the demeanor of a child molester
Definitions include: less common spelling of "yowza".
Definitions include: butthole/jackass
Definitions include: teeth.

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