1 definition by Jonathan Swift the Third
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1. a disposition, character, or belief; marked by a subconscious personal acquittal following long periods of arduous, earnest work. commonly involving long hours of talented dedication followed by a modest forfeit, substantiated by the previous work. 2. (initial capital letter) any of the doctrines or practices of the underbelly. It was all going well until he decided to call it 'finished'. But we can't say he 'quit' or 'was lazy', because he already put so much work in. He apparently 'had to go to class'. What an andrew-ism
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