Definition of feeder
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Other terms relating to 'breast, breasts': |
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Definitions include: breasts |
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Definitions include: breasts. |
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Definitions include: large, prominently supported breasts. |
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Definitions include: breasts. |
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Definitions include: breasts. |
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Definitions include: a breast that is large enough to hang due to gravity. |
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Definitions include: a breast. |
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Definitions include: breasts. |
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Definitions include: a head. |
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Definitions include: visible left or right side of a breast ("boob"). |
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Definitions include: breasts. |
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Definitions include: promiscuous. |
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Definitions include: breast. |
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Definitions include: breasts. |
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Definitions include: "tits and ass." |
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Other terms relating to 'feed': |
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Definitions include: to do something bad to someone that takes care of one. |
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Definitions include: a useless or low-class person. |
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Definitions include: acronym for "don't feed the troll". |
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Definitions include: a small road that runs along the the side of a highway or freeway. |
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Definitions include: when people go after something aggressively (e.g. items given away freely) like fish at feeding time. |
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Definitions include: the act of vomiting. |
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Definitions include: to vomit. |
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Definitions include: to put coins into a parking meter. |
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Definitions include: to feed livestock |
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Definitions include: don't look at me like that. |
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Definitions include: superficial literature, movies and music used to keep the lower class preoccupied. |
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Definitions include: to eat a meal; go get something to eat. |
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