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Keefe Sencen 

Keefe Sencen is the most amazing, popular, hot, charming elf of The Lost Cities. Keefe Sencen is a fantastic character in the book, Keeper of the lost Cities by: Shannon Messenger. One of his nicknames is: Lord Hunkyhair and he has a MASSIVE crush on his friend Sophie Foster. Keefe’s ability is an empath.
Teacher: the sun is the hottest thing in the galaxy.

Student: umm, sorry to interrupt but have you heard of Keefe Sencen?
Keefe Sencen by Kotlc buddy :) January 17, 2021
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keefe sencen 

an elf dude from a book series called “keeper of the lost cities.” he is the best character ever and the love of my life
that’s keefe sencen the loml

Keefe Sencen 

An elf from Keeper of the Lost Cities. He’s a 14-year old, and likes to prank everyone and make the day hard for the principal. Some people may call him a traitor, but I call him Lord HunkyHair, Ruler of the hair. He is also quite charming when it comes to Sophie *Wink wink*
Keefe Sencen is an amazing prankster.
Keefe Sencen by Lord HunkyHair September 27, 2022

Leisure sentence 

A sentence one really enjoys to speak. Especially on the weekends.
Guy 1: "Did that guy just say 'You're probably my new best friend?'"

Guy 2: "Yes he did."

Guy 1: "That's a leisure sentence."
Leisure sentence by Jamal Rakens February 1, 2010

Sentence 

The word "Sentence" is a higher form of agreement, it's above "word/wrd"
Davey: You mfs really purchase a software just to buy settings for double the price.

Crim: Sentence.
Sentence by crim#0431 December 3, 2022

He just kept talking in one long incredibly unbroken sentence moving from topic to topic so that no one had a chance to interrupt, it was really quite hypnotic 

Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the USS Enterprise
Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the USS Enterprise
Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the USS Enterprise
Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the USS Enterprise

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He just kept talking in one long incredibly unbroken sentence moving from topic to topic so that no one had a chance to interrupt, it was really quite hypnotic (hypnotic...)

Incredibly unbroken sentence moving from topic to topic
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