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the act of taking pieces of what is being said, usually in a confusing fashion, and understanding the end result. she interpolated what he meant, from what he was trying to say.
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to integrade or become part of a larger group I interpolated with her friends.
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A form of internal Polish rhetoric. That guy's full of shite, it must come from his kin and how they interpolate.
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