Definitions by Hubby of Cathy
trumple
v.
1. to claim something without evidence.
2. to condemn his/her enemy on no evidence.
3. to have perfect confidence in his/her ability in any field.
1. to claim something without evidence.
2. to condemn his/her enemy on no evidence.
3. to have perfect confidence in his/her ability in any field.
1. He trumples that he is a winner in every game.
2. He trumpled the newspaper saying lei.
3. Jim: "What is this? Tom." / Tom:"......" / Bill: "It is a book of MORALITY. MORALITY is the differentiation of intentions, decisions and actions between those that are distinguished as proper and those that are improper."
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2. He trumpled the newspaper saying lei.
3. Jim: "What is this? Tom." / Tom:"......" / Bill: "It is a book of MORALITY. MORALITY is the differentiation of intentions, decisions and actions between those that are distinguished as proper and those that are improper."
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trumple by Hubby of Cathy November 8, 2020
trumple
v.
1. to claim something without evidence.
2. to condemn his/her enemy on no evidence.
3. to have perfect confidence in his/her ability in any field.
1. to claim something without evidence.
2. to condemn his/her enemy on no evidence.
3. to have perfect confidence in his/her ability in any field.
1. He trumples that he is a winner in every game.
2. He trumpled the newspaper saying lei.
3. Jim: "What is this? Tom." / Tom:"......" / Bill: "It is a book of MORALITY. MORALITY is the differentiation of intentions, decisions and actions between those that are distinguished as proper and those that are improper."
2. He trumpled the newspaper saying lei.
3. Jim: "What is this? Tom." / Tom:"......" / Bill: "It is a book of MORALITY. MORALITY is the differentiation of intentions, decisions and actions between those that are distinguished as proper and those that are improper."
trumple by Hubby of Cathy November 6, 2020