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(new yorker voice) ayy i wanna dance wit somebody, ayy i wanna feel the heat with somebody
Jan de Wit weigerde te vechten in Indonesiƫ, zijn dochter eist eerherstel
Haar vader werd behandeld als landverrader en misdadiger. Alleen maar omdat hij weigerde de rol van onderdrukker te spelen in Indonesiƫ, zegt Nel Bak. Ze pleit voor zijn eerherstel.
Geel Wit laat Makkinga met punt ontsnappen
BUREN ā Geel Wit heeft Sportclub Makkinga met een punt laten ontsnappen. De overwinning kwam Geel Wit toe gezien het aantal kansen, maar dan moet je ze wel benutten. Daarnaast mochten de bezoekers niet klagen over het optreden van scheidsrechter Vanā¦
what kind of half wit would think java is good
Me: "Babe wtf how has your wit been this good all weekend." @kinirotonada.bsky.social#ShitKiniroSays
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ā¢ Love
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love | lav |
noun
1 an intense feeling of deep affection: babies fill parents with feelings of love | their love for their country.
ā¢ a feeling of deep romantic or sexual attachment to someone: they were both in love with her | we were slowly falling in love | it was love at first sight | [as modifier] : love songs.
ā¢ affectionate greetings conveyed to someone on one's behalf: give her my love.
ā¢ a formula for ending an affectionate letter: take care, lots of love, Judy.
ā¢ (Love) a personified figure of love, often represented as Cupid.
2 a great interest and pleasure in something: his love for football | we share a love of music.
3 a person or thing that one loves: she was the love of his life | their two great loves are tobacco and whiskey.
ā¢ British English informal a friendly form of address: it's all right, love.
ā¢ a love) informal used to express affectionate approval for someone: don't fret, there's a love.
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ā¢ Love
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verb [with object]
1 feel deep affection for (someone): he loved his sister dearly | there were four memorial pages set up by her friends in honor of Phoebe, saying how much they loved and missed her.
ā¢ feel a deep romantic or sexual attachment to (someone): she really loved him | / do realize that people get married because they love each other.
2 like or enjoy very much: / just love dancing I I'd love a cup of tea | / love this job | [with infinitive] : they love to play golf.
PHRASES
fall in love
develop a deep romantic or sexual attachment to someone: /'ve fallen in love with you | we were slowly falling in love.
ā¢ develop a deep liking for something: / came to San Francisco to visit a friend and fell in love with the city.
fall out of love
cease to feel a deep romantic or sexual attachment to someone: we just fell out of love | Mike thought his wife had fallen out of love with him.
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ļ¼ Love
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for the love of God
used to express annoyance, surprise, or urgent pleading: for the love of God, get me out of here!.
for the love of Mike
British English informal used to accompany an exasperated request or to express dismay: for the love of Mike take off those shoes!.
love is blind
proverb loving someone makes you unable to see their faults: / don't see why he bothered with her but then, love is blind.
love me, love my dog
proverb if you love someone, you must accept everything about them, even their faults or weaknesses.
the love that dare not speak its name an allusive term for homosexuality.
[first appearing in 'Two Loves', a poem by the British author Lord Alfred Douglas (1870-1945), the phrase is popularly associated with Oscar Wilde as a result of its use during his trial for homosexual offences in 1895]
ā¢ used to refer to a preference or practice regarded as unacceptable or taboo: a fondness for nuclear power was the love that dare not speak its name a](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_fullsize/plain/did:plc:z5a5diligh62pfhhjj4qxaas/bafkreiagmrr63glogrupi3ydgtdxpydi2oc3r42yrk2fuksigimdgxqrxa@jpeg)
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agape] / noun
The highest form of love
Embraces a universal, unconditional love that transcends and persists regardless of circumstance
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