I have a sad update for you guys
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#64
Since we're critiquing English - it's You're, I can only assume you mean You are such a pimp. I'm also not sure where that came from but thanks?
And a Scrub.
1scrub noun, often attributive \ˈskrəb\
Definition of SCRUB
1
a : a stunted tree or shrub
b : vegetation consisting chiefly of scrubs
c : a tract covered with scrub
2
: a domestic animal of mixed or unknown parentage and usually inferior conformation : mongrel
3
: a person of insignificant size or standing
4
: a player not belonging to the first string
Origin of SCRUB
Middle English, alteration of schrobbe, schrubbe shrub — more at shrub
First Known Use: 14th century
In your case Outlaw - i'm using the word in meaning 3.
And a Scrub.
1scrub noun, often attributive \ˈskrəb\
Definition of SCRUB
1
a : a stunted tree or shrub
b : vegetation consisting chiefly of scrubs
c : a tract covered with scrub
2
: a domestic animal of mixed or unknown parentage and usually inferior conformation : mongrel
3
: a person of insignificant size or standing
4
: a player not belonging to the first string
Origin of SCRUB
Middle English, alteration of schrobbe, schrubbe shrub — more at shrub
First Known Use: 14th century
In your case Outlaw - i'm using the word in meaning 3.
#65
Since we're critiquing English - it's You're, I can only assume you mean You are such a pimp. I'm also not sure where that came from but thanks?
And a Scrub.
1scrub noun, often attributive \ˈskrəb\
Definition of SCRUB
1
a : a stunted tree or shrub
b : vegetation consisting chiefly of scrubs
c : a tract covered with scrub
2
: a domestic animal of mixed or unknown parentage and usually inferior conformation : mongrel
3
: a person of insignificant size or standing
4
: a player not belonging to the first string
Origin of SCRUB
Middle English, alteration of schrobbe, schrubbe shrub — more at shrub
First Known Use: 14th century
In your case Outlaw - i'm using the word in meaning 3.
And a Scrub.
1scrub noun, often attributive \ˈskrəb\
Definition of SCRUB
1
a : a stunted tree or shrub
b : vegetation consisting chiefly of scrubs
c : a tract covered with scrub
2
: a domestic animal of mixed or unknown parentage and usually inferior conformation : mongrel
3
: a person of insignificant size or standing
4
: a player not belonging to the first string
Origin of SCRUB
Middle English, alteration of schrobbe, schrubbe shrub — more at shrub
First Known Use: 14th century
In your case Outlaw - i'm using the word in meaning 3.
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