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Admiration Day

The last workday of the week, usually a Friday, when one tries to do less actual work and spend more time admiring the work done earlier in the week.
On Admiration Day:
Bob - "Did you get any work done Today?"
James - "Almost nothing but I got plenty of things done earlier this week."
Admiration Day by Jonathan Ribhole October 3, 2008

Euphoric Admiration 

Its a poetic framed word of the simple sentence "I love you, but if it hurts u i just like u as a friends so dont be affraid and let me in ur friends circle and when the time is right i will make u fall in love with me but if that didnt happen i will be happy to stick around and hit on u occationally"
“My feelings border on euphoric admiration towards you”

mutual admiration society 

A circle jerk bunch of people who stroke each other, while each individual maintains an interest mostly in his/her own good feeling.
In search of a boost after a down month, Peggy submitted an application for Sue's local mutual admiration society. She concluded with, "I know we've never met-- but your hair looks great!"

raccoon admiration day

January 9th
A day spent admiring raccoons. If you see a raccoon, you must bow.
“Guess what day it is”
“Raccoon admiration day?”
“Yeah shove it up your butt”

Jealous admiration 

When you're jealous of someone's place in life but you stíll admire what they create, or generally what they do.
"I have a lot of jealous admiration of your dad.", Said your best friend with a smirk.
Jealous admiration by Middasqweed August 27, 2021

Body Admiration 

Admiring someone's body specifically females in boyshorts or panties.
During our body admiration session she let me sniff her panties.
Body Admiration by Mario456 November 14, 2021
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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