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adipose hypercellularity
More polite, Latin derived words, meaning obese. Adipose is fat tissue, hypercellulartiy is overgrowth of. You can say the truth, nobody knows
adipose hypercellularity by drjim January 9, 2008
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highly adipose
Doctor: what can I do for you today Mrs. Jones?
Mrs Jones: Doctor, I'm having more problem with my breathing lately, my feet hurt when I walk, and my ankles are swelling in the afternoons. Do you think there's something wrong with my heart?
Later,
Mr Jones: well, did the doctor figure out what's going on with you?
Mrs Jones: he says I'm highly adipose and I would feel better if I lost some weight.
Mr Jones: how much weight?
Mrs Jones: about 80 pounds. Do you think our insurance would cover liposuction if I said my doctor recommended it?
Mrs Jones: Doctor, I'm having more problem with my breathing lately, my feet hurt when I walk, and my ankles are swelling in the afternoons. Do you think there's something wrong with my heart?
Later,
Mr Jones: well, did the doctor figure out what's going on with you?
Mrs Jones: he says I'm highly adipose and I would feel better if I lost some weight.
Mr Jones: how much weight?
Mrs Jones: about 80 pounds. Do you think our insurance would cover liposuction if I said my doctor recommended it?
highly adipose by brown eyed snake girl July 15, 2011
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