7&7

A classic cocktail drink made with approximately 1 ½ oz. Seagram’s 7 crown mixed with 3 oz. of 7-Up. First you pour the Seagram’s 7 over ice in a highball glass, then you top it off with the 7 Up.
The local honky tonk is a good place to get a well made 7&7.
by OneBadAsp October 28, 2006
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All Lit Up

Lucy often went to work all lit up on hillbilly heroin because she couldn't stand her job.
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Owled

Drunk or intoxicated in some manner. The same as canned, corked, tanked, primed, scrooched, jazzed, zozzled, plastered, spifflicated, embalmed, lit, potted, ossified or fried to the hat.
Liz sure got owled tonight at the concert.
by OneBadAsp October 24, 2006
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Ponche

Heavily sweet liqueur with a pronounced sherry-brandy taste and raisin overtones.
Rashid likes to drink Ponche.
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Kin

A shorter version of kinfolk; meaning one's family. Someone who is connected to you by blood or marriage, i.e. your kinsman, kinswoman, kindred, relation, relative.
Jack was not used to spending so much time away from his kin.
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Raven

The name given to large black birds, who look similar to crows but are larger and more solitary. Corvus Corax. Often associated with healing, magic, successful hunting, death, and mischief. Considered to be messengers between the living and the other world. Honored by almost all human societies. Ravens are considered among the most intelligent of all birds; they can learn to imitate a variety of sounds, including the human voice. Ravens are scavengers and will eat just about anything that is dead; but they will also hunt for mice, lizards, small birds, snakes, insects, and berries.

They are mentioned in many mythologies, both in North America and in Europe. Among the Native Americans, Raven is a creator and trickster god. In Norse mythology, Odin’s two Ravens Thought and Memory are divine spies so to speak. They are mentioned in many poems and novels, perhaps the most famous is Edgar Allan Poe’s Nevermore.
Ravens are amazingly beautiful and graceful flyers, maneuvering effortlessly in the sky, whirling and twirling and gliding through the air, riding updrafts with ease.

"Though the birds have a wide variety of sounds and calls they may not be willing to divulge their secrets to us." Quote the raven? Aaarrck!
Nevermore!
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Parrotability

1. The ability to take care of and love a parrot.

2. The ability to retain information and remember it word for word.
1. Freyja has great parrotability, she really loves birds.

2. Elissa has parrotability, she can repeat what she's been told word for word.
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