Definition of squelches
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Other terms relating to 'to imitate ':
Definitions include: to be of poor quality, displeasing. Definitions include: imitation. Definitions include: a person who "bites ". Definitions include: to be extremely attracted to someone; "have a crush on ". Definitions include: a person who copies others.
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Definitions include: cocaine. Definitions include: dirt, dirty. Definitions include: non-elegant, in a way that solves a problem using the sheer amount of computer processing available, rather than finding (or inventing) a smarter technique. Definitions include: on the web, for many sites to link to a particular website using a particular phrase, such that the particular website is the first result when searching for the phrase. Definitions include: acronym of "titty hard-on," meaning erect nipples. Definitions include: acronym for "suck it up ". Definitions include: to mistreat. Definitions include: to listen to your music loudly in your car. Definitions include: something excellent, useful, etc. Definitions include: a social gathering after work where alcohol is consumed at a bar, a person's house or in a foreign port.
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