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by Matt Windle poet February 23, 2021
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1. the faded feeling or belief that one can have faith in or rely on someone or something.
* the state of no longer feeling certain about the truth of something.
* a lost feeling of self-assurance.
2. no longer being able to talk through private matters or secrets with mutual trust.
3. to lose your mojo.
1. the faded feeling or belief that one can have faith in or rely on someone or something.
* the state of no longer feeling certain about the truth of something.
* a lost feeling of self-assurance.
2. no longer being able to talk through private matters or secrets with mutual trust.
3. to lose your mojo.
by Matt Windle poet March 5, 2021
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a friendly discussion or debate with another person or group about the best way to make a cup of tea.
a friendly discussion or debate with another person or group about the best way to make a cup of tea.
by Matt Windle poet March 15, 2021
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two heads are better than one (expressing the view that it's helpful to have the advice or opinion of a second person.
two heads are better than one (expressing the view that it's helpful to have the advice or opinion of a second person.
Person 1: "I'll help you to think of names for your new business if you want?"
Person 2: "Aw, will you really?"
Person 1: "Of course I will - THABTO!"
Person 2: "Aw, will you really?"
Person 1: "Of course I will - THABTO!"
by Matt Windle poet March 4, 2021
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by Matt Windle poet March 14, 2021
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When both parties of a conversation are lying to one another - and everyone involved in the conversation knows it - yet they politely continue with the conversation all the same.
When somebody pays you a compliment pretending to be sincere but you know they are lying.
When both parties of a conversation are lying to one another - and everyone involved in the conversation knows it - yet they politely continue with the conversation all the same.
When somebody pays you a compliment pretending to be sincere but you know they are lying.
Employee 1 to employee 2: "I hope that you get the promotion, good luck!"
Employee 2 to employee 1: "No, I hope that YOU get the promotion. You deserve it."
The employees would confibulise. They acted as though they wanted their opposition to do well but everyone knew that really they hoped they would fail.
Employee 2 to employee 1: "No, I hope that YOU get the promotion. You deserve it."
The employees would confibulise. They acted as though they wanted their opposition to do well but everyone knew that really they hoped they would fail.
by Matt Windle poet October 10, 2020
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