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ippolit by a_grilled_fish January 5, 2005
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Ippolito
Italian for 'little horse'. Usually use as a term to describe horse thieves in northern Italy where the name originated.
Ippolito by Lucio Ippolito July 7, 2011
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genetically impolite
genetically impolite by Steve Anderson October 6, 2004
impolitent
1) the desire to post something political/topical but are helpless or powerless in doing so.
2) can’t 'get up' the nerve to post something political/topical
2) can’t 'get up' the nerve to post something political/topical
i wanted to post something about the irony of SCOTUS overturning Korematsu, while upholding the travel ban and still have children detained … but feel impolitent
impolitent by krazykar June 26, 2018
inpolite
A word aimed at a male well known for his shameful behaviour and unpolished demeanour. Classically these males will try their hardest to irritate, cause pain and embarrassment with their attempts at wit.
inpolite by politekentrower December 8, 2011
impolite
Aryeh is impolite.
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