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1. A legitimate purpose. #1 - Dude, that guy has no policy.
#2 - What's the policy here? |
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The slang term used by a group of gay men who have yet to come out of the closet. Used as a cover to remind each other who they really are. "Dude, that chick is really hot, you should go for it!"
"But what about policy?" "Oh yeah, I'll pass." |
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An excuse to do what you want to do, regardless how senseless it is. All you have to do is get a committee to approve it.
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(adj.) To describe something as monotonous, senseless, and pointless, something similar to policy debate Dude, this homework we got is so policy.
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A relationship between two people. Relationship meaning marriage, boyfriend/girlfriend and so forth. I'm about to cancel her policy and renew someone elses.
Peter has two policies open at one time. |
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A relationship between two people defined by extreme politeness, and an aversion to offense of and kind-real or perceived.
Superficial, this may or may not lead to deeper friendship. Marc pondered on the high level of policy in his relationship with Chesterfield. They bent over backwards to be nice to each other.
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