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- adjective slang made
unusable ;broken ;buggered (British)
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Examples
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Families with a spouse who stays home are, as usual, totally pooched.
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I was especially fond of elsur, pooched, and popeblower, although come budget off the Mozarts is a great phrase.
8.8 greygirlbeast 2010
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Did the Republicans inherit a $220 billion dollar surplus, and an desperate warning from the Clinton Administration about Al Quada, only to have them act as if the knew all, and pooched everything.
Matthew Yglesias » Polarization + Supermajority = Disaster 2010
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Newspapers pooched the deal when they went online for free, undercut their own business, and now cannot move to a pay model.
Michael Turk: Why Apps Might Just Save Content Michael Turk 2011
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On Saturday, Fells-Danzer -- a redshirt junior -- caught a three-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter against Eastern Michigan and later returned a pooched kickoff 70 yards for another touchdown.
Mike London hopes Fells-Danzer example becomes infectious Steve Yanda 2010
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I've used the power switch to shut down windows and after a while it was quite pooched, for example.
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One cheek pooched out with the caramel candy he sucked on.
SILENT TRUTH SHERRILYN KENYON 2010
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With many fans heading for the exits, Gould pooched the ensuing kickoff, and Harry Douglas managed a 10-yard return to the Atlanta 44.
USATODAY.com 2008
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One cheek pooched out with the caramel candy he sucked on.
SILENT TRUTH SHERRILYN KENYON 2010
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One cheek pooched out with the caramel candy he sucked on.
SILENT TRUTH SHERRILYN KENYON 2010
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