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- adjective Common misspelling of
Greek . - noun Nonsense writing or talk;
gibberish - noun slang Anal sex.
- verb computing to display a placeholder instead of text, especially to optimize speed in displaying text that would be too small to read
- verb computing to fill a template with nonsense text (particularly the Lorem ipsum), so that form can be focused on instead of content
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For those of us who have no interest in greek life and/or dorm life what's the hurry?
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Has any other god taken something from Zeus in greek mythology?
The Tail Section » Episode 4.9 “The Shape of Things to Come” Afterthoughts 2008
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Posted in greek, mediterranean, meze, salad on September 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
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November 10, 2007 8: 57 PM sha said ... there are some women ` i have met in greek remote villages who are like froso simple food yet so tasty and like her they cook whats on the season,
In a Greek Village: Froso's Table (with Recipe for Pork Kavourma - Καβουρμάς) (for Apples & Thyme) Laurie Constantino 2007
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Adding a few public domain greek god images of statues I then assembeled all the photos into a number of compositions to use on the front and back covers, frontispiece and chapter headings.
Boing Boing 2007
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Posted in greek, mediterranean, meze, salad | No Comments Yet
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Ya know, back in greek times, homosexuality was a way of life.
Think Progress » New Bush Policy: All Gays Should Be Celibate 2006
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Ya know, back in greek times, homosexuality was a way of life.
Think Progress » New Bush Policy: All Gays Should Be Celibate 2006
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You mean like how historians discovered that the 4 books of the apostles were randomly chosen by Augustine even though they were unauthenticated, unsigned, written in greek and clearly not even from the 1st century after Jesus was born?
Think Progress » Saudi Prince Calls Murdoch And Changes Fox News 2005
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Actually the word hate, or miseo in greek, can mean “to love less.”
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