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Definition of boop, leave a message

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Other terms relating to 'retorts and taunts (list of)':

Definitions include: forget you or whatever then
Definitions include: acronym for "shut the fuck up".
Definitions include: insulting retort.
Definitions include: a blunt refusal.
Definitions include: a comeback used in an argument when one can't think of anything better to say.
Definitions include: angry retort.
Definitions include: a dismissive retort; "go to hell"; "bite me".
Definitions include: an angry retort; "bite me".
Definitions include: an angry retort.
Definitions include: angry retort.
Definitions include: telling someone to fuck off.
Definitions include: Used for almost anything anymore.
Definitions include: sardonic retort to "No shit, Sherlock!"
Definitions include: general insulting retort.
Definitions include: an insult or retort.

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Other terms relating to 'a':

Definitions include: amphetamine.
Definitions include: the best.
Definitions include: something you have now is worth more than two things you have just a chance of getting.
Definitions include: sexual activity.
Definitions include: In the West/Central Canadian accent, "about" is pronounced somewhere between "aboot" and "a boat".
Definitions include: a little crazy
Definitions include: an unspecified small number.
Definitions include: Playing around
Definitions include: very common.
Definitions include: a mythical creature who is extremely happy or fortunate.
Definitions include: a non-specified price.
Definitions include: a non-specified price.
Definitions include: to collide with a tree.
Definitions include: an ugly face.
Definitions include: a few drinks of alcohol.

Other terms relating to 'leave':

Definitions include: acronym of "absent without leave."
Definitions include: see leave (one) hanging.
Definitions include: to abandon a person, without them having proper resources.
Definitions include: to abandon a person after a crime has been committed, leaving them with incriminating evidence (literally) or blame (figuratively.)
Definitions include: to leave someone in a bad situation.
Definitions include: The same as ditto (British).
Definitions include: to forsake a person who has placed their reliance or trust on you.
Definitions include: to die.

Other terms relating to 'message':

Definitions include: acronym for "end of message".
Definitions include: to understand.
Definitions include: to contact a person via an Internet-based "Instant Messaging" service, such as MSN Instant Messenger or AOL Instant Messenger.
Definitions include: acronym for "private message".

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