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a long, narrow projection from the rest of the state
States with panhandles: Texas, Florida, Oklahoma, West Virginia, Virginia, Alaska, Idaho, Maryland, and Nebraska The Florida panhandle (a.k.a Baja Alabama) is completely different from the rest of the state.
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1. (v) to solicit for money on the street in lieu of working; to beg
2. (n) a long, slender projection from a larger parcel of land as delineated on a map 1. He panhandles passersby daily at Union Square and has only been arrested twice.
2. The panhandle of Florida is also known as the Redneck Riviera. The panhandle of Oklahoma is in the middle of Tornado Alley. |
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to beg on the streets (a back-formation of panhandler) I ain't go gonna panhandle away my life. I have potential.
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A monstrous, unforgettable erection. Looking at Cindy always gives me this major panhandle.
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