Definition of troops
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Other terms relating to 'business (related to) ':
Definitions include: without any clothing covering the torso. Definitions include: a corporate performance review system in which employees are ranked in their performance, and the bottom-performing employees are terminated. Definitions include: an organization. Definitions include: shortened form of "business." Definitions include: to start one's work shift. Definitions include: the busy, hectic modern urban lifestyle. Definitions include: abbreviated form of "conference call". Definitions include: acronym for "End of Day." Definitions include: "I see". Definitions include: The Salvation Army. Definitions include: to share business details. Definitions include: McDonald's. Definitions include: acronym for "another bloody cathedral" or "another bloody church". Definitions include: the contract involved in an agreement. Definitions include: acronym for "patient fell over", a notation used by doctors in the UK on medical charts.
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Definitions include: A mixture of anger and hatred Definitions include: acronym for "who's bad, who's not". Definitions include: to inform the authorities (e.g. police) that someone was involved in a crime. Definitions include: the anus. Definitions include: an Ecstasy (MDMA) pill or tablet. Definitions include: midnight were wolf Definitions include: A glad female Definitions include: two that are separate from eachother Definitions include: sarcastic comment used when someone makes a mistake. Definitions include: extremely good tasting.
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