Definition of socialize
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Other terms relating to 'to spread an idea ':
Definitions include: to present an idea and test the reaction. Definitions include: to spread a term, idea, concept or style about. Origin: a sticky, flammable substance. When used in bombs, the explosion covers the surrounding area in napalm. Thus when one napalms an idea etc., they cover the area with it.
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Definitions include: a particularly interesting point. Definitions include: Used for an object for which you don't know or don't remember the name. Definitions include: acronym for "rolling on floor laughing my ass off". Definitions include: awesome, good or cool. Definitions include: an effect in visual media such as movies and video games in which playback is slowed or paused while the camera moves around a moving object such as a bullet. Definitions include: something that is did Definitions include: Female gentalia with a particularly generous labia. Definitions include: to vomit. Definitions include: charity due to guilt of previously being envious Definitions include: (Verb); Doing a sexually perverted act in a public space like a bus, train, shopping mall etc
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