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seven-nined 

being beat in texas hold em by 7 9.
Well, i had pocket aces, but i got seven-nined.
Did you see how he seven-nined it four $500.
seven-nined by Matt Crowell August 30, 2006
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seven point nined 

IGN cube's fanboy-favorite editor Fran Mirabella III unleashed an unwanted horse-head into the beds of many Gamecube owners. This happened when he scored Nintendo's "killer-ap" for the 2003 holiday line up - Mario Kart:Double Dash - the long awaited sequel to Mario Kart 64... with a dissapointing and medicore score of 7.9. This action outrages the fourm members of IGN and it became the gamecube's version of "pwned"
Action: I give X a 7.9
Reaction: YOU ARE TEH SUCK!!!!
seven point nined by Jord April 14, 2004

Seven of Nine 

Character in Star Trek: Voyager played by Jeri Ryan from 1997-2001. She used to be a Borg, but The Doctor got rid of a lot of her implants. However, she was assimilated as a little girl, so parts of her Borg physiology weren't removable. She's usually seen on Voyager walking around in a grey catsuit and having entire episodes about her "developing her humanity". Concidered by most to be the sexiest character in Star Trek: Voyager, the web is now littered with naked pictures of her.
Neelix: Would you like some eggs?
Seven of Nine: Eggs are irrelivent. I only eat protein shakes.
Seven of Nine by Kevin July 29, 2008

Seven of Nine 

Seven of Nine is the only reason most of us watched Star Trek: Voyager.
Seven of Nine by nat s. March 18, 2008

pieces of seven of nine 

A great idea devised by Ashallond for what should be in the sunken pirate chests.
The pirate's parrot kept saying "Pieces of seven of nine!"

Pieces of Seven of Nine, the 1-pound Misshapen Animal Skeleton

zero one two three four five six seven eight nine

The word “zero one two three four five six seven eight nine” is not used in a sentence. It’s used to spell out the numbers 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 instead of writing them as digits.

Seven Thousand Nine Hundred And Seventy Six 

Seven Thousand Nine Hundred And Seventy Six
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