repertoire
1. A back-flip is not in my normal repertoire of moves.
2. Jill has a large repertoire of languages and dialects (not)
2. Jill has a large repertoire of languages and dialects (not)
repertoire by Jill Banks November 29, 2006
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repertoire
1. The entire set of acts, positions, aptitude, devices, and skills one can perform during sex.
2. The various acts, positions and skills one will perform during a single session of sex.
2. The various acts, positions and skills one will perform during a single session of sex.
repertoire by irvwebguy August 14, 2012
repertoire
A collection or set of skills, behaviors, or activities that someone is capable of or accustomed to using.
By introducing video games to your child’s play repertoire, you are creating more work for yourself. There will be more limits to hold.
repertoire by Emotional Cruiser November 15, 2025
Prepertoire
Prepertoire - prep·er·toire /ˈprepə(r)ˌtwär/ Noun:
1. The whole body of garments regularly worn by preppies.
2. The interests, hobbies, and items belonging to someone who is unabashedly prep.
3. The stock of skills or types of behavior that a preppy person habitually uses.
1. The whole body of garments regularly worn by preppies.
2. The interests, hobbies, and items belonging to someone who is unabashedly prep.
3. The stock of skills or types of behavior that a preppy person habitually uses.
Ex. 1: All good preps have a Polo Cable-knit sweater in their prepertoire.
Ex. 2: You played rugby? I had no idea you had such a vast prepertoire.
Ex. 3: Muffy used her daddy's lawyer to get out of that fine. She always pulls that out of her prepertoire.
Ex. 2: You played rugby? I had no idea you had such a vast prepertoire.
Ex. 3: Muffy used her daddy's lawyer to get out of that fine. She always pulls that out of her prepertoire.
Prepertoire by ReneLacoste January 7, 2011
recirtoire
Recirtoire \ˈre-sə(r)-ˌtwär
A combination of the words recipe and repertoire.
What recipes you know, or how many recipes you know. can be used in terms of cooking recipes, chemical recipes, drink recipes, etc.
A combination of the words recipe and repertoire.
What recipes you know, or how many recipes you know. can be used in terms of cooking recipes, chemical recipes, drink recipes, etc.
recirtoire by GeorgiaAN April 5, 2010
rapetoire
rapetoire by PatrickStar616 October 9, 2008
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