Corresponding
Corresponding by Mallugirl December 22, 2017
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Corresponding is Bonding
Another form of the phrase twinning is winning, but more laid back. As in when you both wear similar outfits but they're not entirely the same.
Corresponding is Bonding by Bellandranie August 14, 2017
Faithful Correspondent
A faithful correspondent, Montana kept in touch with New Jersey via text, e-mail, snail mail, facsimile, telegraph, and smoke signals.
Faithful Correspondent by 1LSLS November 22, 2011
foreign correspondent
A journalist who needs to be salaried and accommodated in an exotic foreign location in order to download press releases from their home governments press office and re-word them as news.
foreign correspondent by anon31337 April 20, 2010
correspondence
"there is some correspondence between the two variables"
correspondence by D.Cochran April 9, 2015
mutt correspondent
mutt cor⋅re⋅spond⋅ent
muht kawr-uh-spon-duhnt
noun: used in reference as defined below to one in the multiracial (mutt) community who reports for, by, or about mutt news.
1. a person in (or about or for) the mutt community/multiracial, who communicates by letters, writing, speaking or other form of exchange.
2. a multiracial (mutt) person employed within the media i.e. a news agency, magazine or newspaper, television network, radio, internet, etc., to gather, report, or contribute mutt and non-mutt news or articles from a distant place.
3. a multiracial (mutt) person who provides news stories.
Origin:
2009
ME Mutt English
muht kawr-uh-spon-duhnt
noun: used in reference as defined below to one in the multiracial (mutt) community who reports for, by, or about mutt news.
1. a person in (or about or for) the mutt community/multiracial, who communicates by letters, writing, speaking or other form of exchange.
2. a multiracial (mutt) person employed within the media i.e. a news agency, magazine or newspaper, television network, radio, internet, etc., to gather, report, or contribute mutt and non-mutt news or articles from a distant place.
3. a multiracial (mutt) person who provides news stories.
Origin:
2009
ME Mutt English
The position of mutt correspondent will be accepting applications next week.
The annual mutt correspondent convention will he held in Paris this year.
The annual mutt correspondent convention will he held in Paris this year.
mutt correspondent by muttslikeme.wordpress.com April 3, 2009
no correspondence will be entered into
Bla bla small text no one ever reeds ... ... ... Some other crap... ... The judges’ decision will be final and no correspondence will be entered into.
no correspondence will be entered into by Yaarik April 21, 2008
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