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A person who is extraordinarily good at making tea for her brothers, and basically worships the ground they walk on. She is often a motherlike figure and can sometimes be referred to as 'little-mummy.' She enjoys baked beans, but only in batches of 'about 19.'
Brother 1 sings: 'Dym - ph - na ARE YOU THERE?'
Brother 2 sings a semitone higher 'Dym - ph - na ARE YOU THERE?'
etc. until Dymphna makes them both a cup of tea and brings them any food they might desire and after they have got up changes their beds for them.
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Small elf like woman with a mighty slap.
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She loves to curse repeatedly at her nieces and nephews.
Dennis: Man, Baby you're a real dympna!
Dympna by canala doose March 29, 2008
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2: "What's that?"
1: "No man, not what, who.
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adrian: i hope you have a nice day and never get sad!
enrique: joybait ❤️ 🩹🌹
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fudanshi 

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country mile 

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"I walked a country mile to see Earls new truck"
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