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subdued elegance he spoke with such eloquence
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using language with persuasive fluency. Her profound eloquence inspired the students to write poetry of their own.
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The act of performing oral (mostly on a woman), noting the actions of the tongue in relation to speaking well. "Greta, my one night stand, was so impressed by my eloquence last night, she gave my number to her friend Elexa."
A butterfly tongue technique can be used when getting eloquent with someone. |
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The practice of using your mother tongue with aptness, when speaking to a vagina whose lips are wide open. No eloquence example, just practice it...
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