someone such as allie takes a boy and uses him and throws him away like a tampon...and get a fresh one when needed..
basically you get a boyfriend then when you get bored you get a new one and your a player
basically you get a boyfriend then when you get bored you get a new one and your a player
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A mischievous crow who works for Death, stealing souls and shiny things.
Very clever as he can trick people into letting him steal their stuff. He doesn't really care much for the actual "soul reaping" part of his job; he just likes shiny stuff, even if it's fake.
Very clever as he can trick people into letting him steal their stuff. He doesn't really care much for the actual "soul reaping" part of his job; he just likes shiny stuff, even if it's fake.
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Pronunciation: /ˌklɛptəˈmænɪk/
Definition:
Inclined to steal or slightly prone to petty theft, especially in a habitual or opportunistic way, without necessarily having the medical condition of kleptomania.
Resembling or characteristic of a thief; thievish.
Etymology:
Formed in English by analogy with kleptomania and kleptomanic (rare), combining klepto- (Greek kleptein, “to steal”) + -manic (suggesting an obsessive tendency).
Usage notes:
Distinct from kleptomaniac, which refers to a person with the recognized psychological disorder kleptomania.
Often used informally or descriptively, similar in sense to thievish or light-fingered.
Examples:
“He’s a bit kleptomanic when it comes to office supplies.”
Pronunciation: /ˌklɛptəˈmænɪk/
Definition:
Inclined to steal or slightly prone to petty theft, especially in a habitual or opportunistic way, without necessarily having the medical condition of kleptomania.
Resembling or characteristic of a thief; thievish.
Etymology:
Formed in English by analogy with kleptomania and kleptomanic (rare), combining klepto- (Greek kleptein, “to steal”) + -manic (suggesting an obsessive tendency).
Usage notes:
Distinct from kleptomaniac, which refers to a person with the recognized psychological disorder kleptomania.
Often used informally or descriptively, similar in sense to thievish or light-fingered.
Examples:
“He’s a bit kleptomanic when it comes to office supplies.”
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Deep down we're all Kleptomemiacs!
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Me: "Too bad there's nowhere to sit, it's full of Klaptopmaniacs"
Me: "Too bad there's nowhere to sit, it's full of Klaptopmaniacs"
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