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To be severly rebuked or censured. A harsh reprimand, usually originating from an authority figure or an organization. A common deviation of rame is 'to rame on' something/someone. "My parents ramed me for staying out late"
"The university will rame on you if you do that" "Don't rame on me, you're not my mother!" |
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a word made to discribe the word Same with a different first letter. A word used by cool people RAME AS ME
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to engage in a normally social behavior so long it becomes uncomfortable for the other party. For example, grasping one's hand after shaking it for an awkwardly long time - or hugging someone too long. "Uncle Chester said he'd give me a back massage, but because I'm his niece it felt more like a rameing..."
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the best day in the world 'today was not as good as rame day', 'i hope tomorrow is a rame day'
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To be severly rebuked or censured. A harsh reprimand, usually originating from an authority figure or an organization. A common deviation of rame is 'to rame on' something/someone. "My parents ramed me for staying out late"
"The university will rame on you if you do that" "Don't rame on me, you're not my mother!" |
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