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1. To cause to feel a sudden intense sensation; excite greatly.
2. To give great pleasure to; delight. See synonyms at enrapture. 3. To cause to quiver, tremble, or vibrate. I was thrilled when I was able to get away from your mother, she's been stalking me for months!
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1. An enjoyable ride.
2. An ordeal. 3. A titillating experience. A: Awwwe-hoursheeet! You almost got us killed, muda--
B: Yeh, but ain't that the thrill, tho? |
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excitement, pleasure.
That roller coaster ride sure was a thrill
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Something shocking or unexpected, usually something good. Damn, that was such a thrill!
by
anonymous
Jun 23, 2003
add a video
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Something that is fun because it produces the illusion that one is in danger, but doesn't really have to worry. Rollercoasters and considered by many to be thrilling.
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1. n. Very good sex...enough to call it a thrill.
2. n. Something that makes you scared...it can be used in sex as well. 1. I had my best thrill ever!
2. I had my worst thrill ever with her. |
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nice and smooth trip induced by some drugs
antonym: airplane rage especially with good XTC and MDMA, considering also the environment and the quantities ;-)
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