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IV

1) 'Four' in Roman numerals.

2) Intraveneous, as in 'intraveneous fluids'.
1) Harold IV was the fourth Harold in his family.

2) While you're here, sir, we need to hook you up to this IV.
by Diggity Monkeez February 8, 2005
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Spite

I think the teacher gave my essay an F-- just to spite me.
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Two Thumbs Up

An unofficial honor given for excellence in any field. 'Two thumbs up' is/are not contained to any profession/achievement, and, therefore, can be awarded for any outstanding accomplishment.
When Ebert & Rober give a movie two thumbs up, does each of them contribute one thumb?
by Diggity Monkeez February 8, 2005
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Thought Bubble

The way a superhero's thought can be heard by a comic's readers. Similar to the Shakespearean 'aside' or 'soliloquy'.
Diggity Monkeez: ...just like the Shakespearean soliloquy.

Diggity Monkeez (in thought bubble): I hope I spelled/pronounced 'soliloquy' correctly.
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Elsewhere

Bob's Discount Wrenches has decent deals, but, if I search thoroughly, I can probably find lower prices elsewhere.
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Potential

Untapped ability to achieve great things.
He's earning mid-B's so far this year, but he has tremendous potential. I think he'll end up with an A if he starts studying.
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Howard Cosell

1960s/70 sportscaster; disliked wholeheartedly by most Americans.
Howard Cosell was loud, obnoxious, and opinionated; thus, he was a successful sports personality.
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