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Callida Meretrix stands for a very smart and respectable person.
But that is just meant sarcastically.
But that is just meant sarcastically.
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A more cooler way of saying "carpe diem".
Used by horny students hungry for sex and people who have fun.
May be meant as "fuck the school and let's have sex.
A more cooler way of saying "carpe diem".
Used by horny students hungry for sex and people who have fun.
May be meant as "fuck the school and let's have sex.
Exp.1. A: Hey, I'm so exhausted from all the homework and exams.
B: Fruere vita sicut meretrix fera ;)
Exp.2. A: Richard is so cool...what do you think is his mantra
B: hmm...probably Fruere vita sicut meretrix fera
B: Fruere vita sicut meretrix fera ;)
Exp.2. A: Richard is so cool...what do you think is his mantra
B: hmm...probably Fruere vita sicut meretrix fera
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by edh August 31, 2003
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Tidbit from Merriam-Webster: “Meretricious can be traced back to the Latin verb merere, meaning ‘to earn, gain, or deserve.’ It shares this origin with a small group of other English words, including ‘merit, meritorious, and emeritus.’ But, while these words can suggest some degree of honor or esteem, ‘meretricious’ is used to suggest pretense, insincerity, and cheap or tawdry ornamentation.”
Tidbit from Merriam-Webster: “Meretricious can be traced back to the Latin verb merere, meaning ‘to earn, gain, or deserve.’ It shares this origin with a small group of other English words, including ‘merit, meritorious, and emeritus.’ But, while these words can suggest some degree of honor or esteem, ‘meretricious’ is used to suggest pretense, insincerity, and cheap or tawdry ornamentation.”
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