Definition of diploma mill
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Definitions include: a person who has not had their first kiss or has never French kissed . Definitions include: acronym for "big man on campus". Definitions include: a student who has completed all parts of advanced education with the exception of completing, presenting, and defending their dissertation. Definitions include: abbreviated form of "professor". Definitions include: to leave behind. Definitions include: to be absent from school without permission. Definitions include: abbreviated form of "trigonometry". Definitions include: See all-nighter . Definitions include: homework. Definitions include: said upon fooling someone. Definitions include: studious. Definitions include: acronym for "all but dissertation ". Definitions include: to study to excess or to be over-competitive in school-work. Definitions include: an all-night period of awakedness to finish a task. Definitions include: "homework."
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Definitions include: a bar. Definitions include: to suffer a great ordeal. Definitions include: a term used when observing something (an object, usually) that is completely objectionable or worthless. Definitions include: ordinary.
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