divertía

The Spanish translation for “Fun Aunt” (similar to Funcle). The word “Divertía” combines Divertido (fun) with Tía (Aunt).

Darcy is the number one divertía!

¡Darcy esta la divertía numero uno!

by divertianumerouno July 21, 2023

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divertementist

Noun - a person who seeks to profit by diverting resources from care or services normally available from public services and religious institutions.

The latest statistics show that religious divertementists, especially those in the clergy and in the arts, may find it impossible to donate funds for medical or surgical services

by Marc2.0 July 29, 2023

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A light-hearted genre of classical music, mainly used during the 18th century for social functions. Usually composed for a small ensemble or soloists, the form was usually used by Mozart, Haydn and Carl Stamitz.

One of the greatest examples of chamber music is Mozart's Divertimento in E-flat major, K. 563

by WolfieMozart1787 August 15, 2023

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Diverticulitis Christmas

When your colon is soooo full from all the holiday food and drinking that your colonic pockets fill up and get infected so bad that you have to go to the hospital

Diverticulitis Christmas: As in “damn that turkey, gravy, stuffing, cheese puffs, red wine, cranberry sauce, trifle, and Christmas cookies were so good that I plugged myself up and got diverticulitis.”

by SantaTurkey December 23, 2023

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DverTore

A word that mixes Arabic and English. Think of "D5r Allah", and the word tore in English.

It is a play on words, meaning "Thank God We Tore Apart". It is just a short way of saying it.

It is not related to anything religious and is simply used in a social sense.

DverTore. I cannot imagine what would have happened if we didn't.

by Dvertore November 19, 2023

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