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Definition of wisupport

wisupport

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Definitions include: to severely injure.
Definitions include: To speak with eloquence, wit, and charm; to be particularly articulate and loquacious. The phrase is often used in a lighthearted or humorous context, and may suggest that the speaker has been inspired by some supernatural force or source of inspiration, such as the Blarney Stone in Ireland. It can also imply that the speaker has had a few drinks and is feeling particularly gregarious.
Definitions include: to leave.
Definitions include: "calculations".
Definitions include: money.
Definitions include: happiness, monosyllabic form
Definitions include: to take LSD.
Definitions include: Yeeterson
Definitions include: to claim the (front) seat next to the driver in an automobile.
Definitions include: acronym for "all day I dream about sex".

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