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Domitillect 

Domitillect is a word that means to have lots of intellect on a useless thing. For example, if you know every adjective known to man, you would have a LOT of domitillect. Domitillect is like Intellect, but instead of having just knowledge, you either have knowledge on something that’s useless or you have a useless bit of knowledge on something. This word comes from Hong Kong
Here’s an example of how it could be used in a conversation:
“Hey, I can name all species of cats in 30 seconds!”
“You have so much domitillect!”
Or for having useless information about something:
“Hey, did you know that your cat can purr 2x louder than other cats and can hear way better than you?”
“Okay, but that’s just domitillect!”
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Domitille 

Domitille is beautiful. She is the best friend everyone dreams of. Domitille is always there for you whenever you need her. Domitille is so generous.
I want to be like Domitille
Domitille by Marrrriaau March 3, 2019
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Domitille 

Personne de qualité supérieure, connait votre vie mieux que vous-même ce qui est pratique.
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Domitille 

Domitille is one of the most wonderful person in this world. The rarest and the funniest. She’s unique and have great tastes. She’s a lil bit introvert. If you have a Domitille in your circle of friends, you’re lucky. Everyone needs a Domitille, she will always be there when you need her, she’s a great listener. Domitille is one of those people whom you’re grateful to have in your life. As friend or as girlfriend.
If your name is Lia, you must marry a Domitille, you’re a perfect match.
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