Extras
noun ANYTHING that is UNNECESSARY, uneeded or extraneous. Used in a negative way to describe an exaggeration, amplification, boasting, something that is avoidable, unrequired or useless.
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Extras
The greatest show ever on TV. Stars British comedian Ricky Gervais and was written by Gervais and Stephen Merchant. Aired on HBO in the United States. There is no show funnier than Extras.
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Extras
is a social light. Your not popular, inbetweener, or a nerd. Your just an extra which could be bittersweet in a matter of a opinion but at the end of the day that opinion doesn't really matter.
Extras by warwtyutu6 March 30, 2010
cool 3 plus extras
a group of supposedly cool people who attend a university in the centre of the universe. you never find one of the cool 3 on their own, but they are often surrounded by many. cool 3 plus extras is the group everyone wants to be in, particularly at christmas and new year when they organise amazing trips to brighton
cool 3 plus extras by extra number 2 January 9, 2008
gettin' extras
When someone does too much, when they add extras on things, when they get out of control. Too hard to handle.
gettin' extras by ShawniBonni November 17, 2007
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