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Faraday
An awesome guy who knows so much about so many useful subjects. His knowledge will blow your mind! Also, he is in set 1 and all his friends are often jealous of his good looks and his 100000000000 brain cells.
Faraday by real_cool_guy_2 January 5, 2020
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faradayed
Describes the sudden loss of signal in an area, be it cell phone, radio, GPS, or otherwise.
From the noun Faraday Cage.
From the noun Faraday Cage.
faraday
An English chemist and physicist. Born in 1791, died in 1867.
Faraday made great contributions to the study of electricity.
He also invented something called Faraday's cage, a metal box where static electricty can not exist.
Faraday made great contributions to the study of electricity.
He also invented something called Faraday's cage, a metal box where static electricty can not exist.
faraday by sihfoagfndhmdfm October 7, 2006
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veronica famadas
veronica famadas by lagirl444 January 30, 2015
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fagadasious by larry marsh October 23, 2008
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