Definition of firement
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Other terms relating to 'to fire, dismiss ':
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 phlegm wad.
Definitions include: a constant source of interpersonal conflict.
Definitions include: Ass Leap, usually means "Jerk", "Asshole". It also has another version: Ass Leaper, which means "Arguement Ender".
Definitions include: see nine-sided and son of a bitch .
Definitions include: made strict in order to encourage growth
Definitions include: a liquor store.
Definitions include: the sound a buzzer makes.
Definitions include: form of address or reference for a person who is completely bald or balding.
Definitions include: my three
Definitions include: good, "cool ".
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