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reintarnation
one of the winners in the Washington Post's Style Invitational - words altered by adding, subtracting, or changing only one letter and supplying a new definition
reintarnation by dp916 March 17, 2004
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Reintardation
There was a boy who came back as a retard after being a famous celebrity in his previous life. Such beliefs stem the Buddhists who believe in Reincarnation, well reintardation is when someone comes back as a mentally retarded person.
Reintardation by Phaenixdrools April 21, 2009
Reintardation
Reintardation by Blursaw February 11, 2010
reintardnated
“I swear I've met him before, but I remember him being smarter. It's almost as though he's reintardnated.” (Drew Niemi).
reintardnated by Web Baker November 10, 2005
Reintarnation
The belief that the soul of a Hillbilly, upon death of the body, comes back to earth in the form of a dumber Hillbilly.
" In da summer time I jus walk 'round in me high water waders. I dun care 'bout skin cancer, cuz I believes in dat dere Reintarnation."
Reintarnation by Ginger Watkins May 5, 2007
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