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Bellwuth is a german describtion for a small uneducated minority, inside a german village.

Sterotypically a bellwuth is always savage and xenophobic furthermore a bellwuth belives in racial segregation and the owne supperiorty. Another Word for bellwuth is german-hillbillie.

Every bellwuth belives that every problem has something to do with someone else therefore they tend too belive in their own hate which represents their "defacto" religion.
Marie is alsways angry. I hope she is not becoming a bellwuth.
Bellwuth by Mrs NegNeg July 5, 2018
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bellwether 

As a verb, to check out library books that one has no interest in reading so as to create a false impression of demand. From the novella Bellwether, by Connie Willis, where the protagonist routinely checks out copies of classic literature that she has already read, and frequently owns, after finding that the library was discarding copies of Dickens because of a lack of circulation. Similar to phyrangulation/freeping, but offline.
I only picked up Ragged Dick because I was bellwethering at the beginning of the alphabet, but I got bored and started reading it, and now I've got the rest of Alger's stuff on hold.
bellwether by TychaBrahe March 22, 2011
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Bellwether 

Archaic term for a geriatric genital nib (specifically in males) that has been exposed to harsh weather conditions for a prolonged period of time.
. . "Tales told of the old man and the sea, the great bellwether exposed windswept head and rude as a thorn."
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bellwether state 

A state of the United States that historically votes for the winning candidate in a given election.
bellwether state by slweeb June 21, 2021
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