Definition of firement
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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: shoes. Definitions include: the telling of different sides of a story by a male and a female involved in a dispute. Definitions include: From the stereotype that poor people (especially in the Midwestern United States) live in trailer-homes. Definitions include: masturbate Definitions include: contraction of "I'm going to". Definitions include: quickly. Definitions include: form of reference for a male who's name one can't remember. Definitions include: a brief period of time more than a second. Definitions include: for a male to have sexual intercourse. Definitions include: a woman.
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