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to willow

to send something unwanted down the river. synonyms would be: to give up for adoption / to kick the can down the road / get rid of
When the grimy cat turned up on our doorstep I wanted to keep it but my wife looked tough handing me a small towel and said- “Wrap it up in this towel and willow that little flea yard at the next apartment complex.”

The dueling politicians begged for our votes but their lies and hypocrisy finally inspired the voters to willow their asses to the penal system a few months later.
by unkleUck April 24, 2023
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do you listen to willow?

a way to ask if a girl is queer and an alternative to, do you listen to girl in red?
Monet: Hey Charlotte, do you listen to willow?
Charlotte: Yeah how did you know?
Monet: It was the earrings for me.
by mackiller December 28, 2020
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Keep Close to the Willows

An Ozark verb meaning to be cautious. Conservative. Modest. Taken from a phrase used while skinny dipping in a willow bordered creek.
Keep close to the willows when you deal with a backstabbing gossip.
by quesondriac June 28, 2010
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