Definition of bibs
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Other terms relating to 'clothing in general ':
Definitions include: clothes. Definitions include: clothes. Definitions include: Australia, New Zealand, and UK equivalent of "fanny pack". Definitions include: attractive; "hot ". Definitions include: a "wardrobe" of one's clothes that's laying on the floor. Definitions include: a song. Definitions include: male genitalia, especially the testicles. Definitions include: a tuxedo. Definitions include: term of address for a male stranger. Definitions include: what a person is wearing; "outfit ". Definitions include: "tuxedo". Definitions include: old or distressed clothing one wears to work in an environment that may be dirty or wet but that does not merit use of coveralls or protective gear. Definitions include: acronym for "party juice" - a mixed drink prepared in large quantities for parties. Definitions include: alternate spelling of hoodie .
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Definitions include: "hat tip ". Definitions include: a greeting, similar to "What's going on?" Definitions include: a gentle person or animal. Definitions include: anus. Definitions include: an exclamation of surprise. Definitions include: the more outgoing person in a pair. Definitions include: acronym for "circling the drain " (i.e. about to die,) used on medical charts by doctors in the UK. Definitions include: A high level of tired,exhausted or drained.Compared to burned out. Definitions include: acronym for "good game." Definitions include: to provide the right conditions, such as enough food and water, for life
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