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1. To die and leave a will.
2. To own and take advantage of the peoples in your shire. Usually used in Medieval accents. "'tis not a county, fair wench, 'tis the Lordshire, who doth bequeath us all."
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a bitch slap to the face so hard that you spontainously combust into a ball of fire "Hey did you hear what happened when Matt broke up with Taylor?"
"Oh yeah man, she bequeathed him so hard he spat up blood!" |
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Ejaculating into your hand and then swiftly slapping a woman's face with aforementioned hand. Don't worry, I bequeathed my fortune upon her last night
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The past tense of a vaginal expulsion of gas She bequeathed all over me
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