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The act of breaking a confidence or revealing information that was shared with you in private for reasons that are deemed moral or otherwise necessary.
Jack knew it was a benign betrayal telling Kathy that her boyfriend was cheating on her even although he was a friend.
by The Captive Spirit September 13, 2010
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An expression used by someone, sort of like a form of comical sarcasm, when they’ve clearly been caught red-handed doing something that otherwise may have gone unexpected. i.e. smoking or drinking
Jane: Who me? I’m innocent! Haha.

Crowd: Haha! Yeah. Right.
by The Captive Spirit August 24, 2010
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Similar to a "Hog On The Rocks" in that it's a foul-tasting alcoholic beverage consumed for the express purpose of becoming drunk. However this version is mixed with water and more often becomes a regular order.
Well here's to another crappy day working at the same office I've despised for the last fifteen years! Barkeep give me a Hog and Water.
by The Captive Spirit August 24, 2010
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The place where people end up when they don't know where else to go. A dark place no one ever really wants to visit.
Meg could clearly tell that Raoul was heading for a visit at suicide hall and wished to comfort him
by The Captive Spirit August 24, 2010
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The female equivalent of “Smart Alec”. A wise guy… er, girl who always has a witty comeback for everything and portrays herself as bold, outspoken, and playfully mischievous
Warren: Very funny Wise Alice. Now sit down and shut up!

Kate: No!
by The Captive Spirit September 13, 2010
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An unexpected lucky break. Or when despite the odds everything seems to be going your way.
Guns gone wild!!! I win again!!!
by The Captive Spirit August 24, 2010
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A timepiece that counts down to the exact time of a deadline, failing to complete a certain task by the end of that deadline will result in dire consequences.

May refer to a metaphorical doomsday clock i.e. watching an actual clock and doing the math to see how much time you have left.

Or a physical doomsday clock like the ones that were sold in the lead up to the millennium or the ones featured on bombs that explode once they reach zero.
John started keeping time on the doomsday clock after his boss had told him he'd be fired if he hadn't finished all of his paperwork before 6pm on Friday.

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For dramatic purposes whenever you see a bomb with a doomsday clock on TV or in the movies it always stops with just one second to spare.
by The Captive Spirit September 7, 2010
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