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sensical 

to make sense, to be uderstood
Your choice of the one eyed one horned flying purple people eater over the big yellow bird was sensical.
sensical by greg ridge January 7, 2006
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sensical 

Something that makes sense. The better word to use instead of sensible.
It's very sensical of you to put your socks on before your shoes.
sensical by Roxanne Brittain June 13, 2008

sensical 

Like sensible but refers to an agreement between minds. normally represented on a visual level. sensible, usual, known
that was rather sensical
sensical by crazyfragle February 7, 2009

sensical 

for crying out loud, it makes sense. i used this "word" in a poem that the national poetry association would not recognize as they asked me to use "sensible" instead. in the moment it was not sensible, it made more sense as.....
where a simple unbalancing could upset the whole thing a slow burn seems more sensical
sensical by everthine August 11, 2010

chronic non-sensical ramblers 

The ability to ramble in a non-sensical fashion, chronically.

Non-sensical

1. Having no meaning or direct purpose.
2.Preposterous or absurd
No one wanted to put up with his Non-sensical sandbox shenanigans.
Non-sensical by boy1002789 January 8, 2008

non-sensical

Complete and utter nonsense; lack of thought.
The ability to say or do something totaly irrational.
Typicaly used by PostWhores, (PW++), to increase their forum post counts. These are usually found in banter sections. See Governments.
non-sensical by Psychoman January 6, 2004
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I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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“No way, is that cake?”
Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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