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Definition of parteat

parteat

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Definitions include: alternate spelling of kicks.
Definitions include: 1: a general insult, especially in competitive games.
Definitions include: A greeting.( Hey, what's up).
Definitions include: a look. Notes: derived from Cockney rhyming slang: "butcher's hook" - "look."
Definitions include: an object used for comparisons.
Definitions include: smegma.
Definitions include: a session of masturbation.
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Definitions include: very.

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