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Stewer
1. stewer is a large cast iron pot in which one cooks a meal.
2. One who goes crazy when unexpected events disrupts their life & they stew on it to the point of obsession.
2. One who goes crazy when unexpected events disrupts their life & they stew on it to the point of obsession.
noun: Honey, go git dat stewer off the shelf, am making grits & bacon for supper.
2. Jake became a stewer after he got a speeding ticket. He stewed over it for days.
2. Jake became a stewer after he got a speeding ticket. He stewed over it for days.
Stewer by lithomaniac May 31, 2018
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