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1. An anus, scrotum or other term usually referring to a sexual part of the human body.
2. Preferably paired with the prefix phrase, "Right in the-"
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2. Preferably paired with the prefix phrase, "Right in the-"
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singular: corps (pronounced CORE)
plural: corps (pronounced CORZ)
A military-styled marching music fraternal genre, epitomized by Canadian and American corps sponsored by veterans organizations primarily between the 1920s and the 1970s, and still in existence today. Bugles are bell-front brass instruments with or without horizontal valves or slides used to change pitch, and unlike bands the entire hornline is in the same key, usually G. Drums are marching drums, primarily snares and bass drums. Color guards most closely resemble military honor guards.
singular: corps (pronounced CORE)
plural: corps (pronounced CORZ)
A military-styled marching music fraternal genre, epitomized by Canadian and American corps sponsored by veterans organizations primarily between the 1920s and the 1970s, and still in existence today. Bugles are bell-front brass instruments with or without horizontal valves or slides used to change pitch, and unlike bands the entire hornline is in the same key, usually G. Drums are marching drums, primarily snares and bass drums. Color guards most closely resemble military honor guards.
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