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Separated
separated
1.adjective,past & past participle form of separate
2.no longer connected or joined
3.been apart or lonely
4.divided
2.no longer connected or joined
3.been apart or lonely
4.divided
1.sara & her husband separated because of treason
2.Aym is always lonely and behave like separated guy
3.shoulders are separated by joint
2.Aym is always lonely and behave like separated guy
3.shoulders are separated by joint
separated by returnee@mail.com April 2, 2015
Separated
Separated by TheRealBokeHoeme August 29, 2025
separated ladies
separated ladies by manicotti69 December 12, 2008
Semi Separated
Are you married ? I'm semi separated , kicked out but still paying bills semi separated is similar to separated
Semi Separated by 2NURSESYBGOOD March 24, 2017
married and separated
NOTE: Married and separated DOES NOT MEAN married but separated. It simply means you are married, but when you're away from spouse, you don't bother anybody.
married and separated by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant December 10, 2009
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