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Definitions by taintedmallow

don't be such a rose

an oftentimes sarcastic or lighthearted idiomatic phrase meaning "don't be a flirt" or "don't flatter me so much"
not a well known idiom. either has rare use in the midsouth of the United States of America or is from some older literature.
The wistful boy was gazing at her, expressing admiration for her deep, knowing eyes, but she only affably replied, "Don't be such a rose!"
Stands for ADA (Anti Deforestation Action) but commonly used to express appreciation and a willingness/want to protect nature in general. Usually used in political communities by primitivists, but it is also used by environmentalists and general nature lovers
-hate facism
-hate capitalism
-hate communism
-love nature
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"It is very interesting how the first three decimal digits in pi have a symbol of appreciation to nature, 141."
141 by taintedmallow May 29, 2025