Definitions
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- noun Any of various repetitive actions, such as flapping the hands, wiggling the knees, shining a light into one's eye, and spinning in a chair, typically performed by
autistic people. - verb To perform such an action.
Etymologies
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Examples
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We all called the stim money being used right before 2010 elections.
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That is a stim-boat was carryin 'on too much stim, and the stim, which is made of coal, goes, off like gun-pow-dair if you put lights onto it.
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It's true that the "stim" is not a panacea, and it should have been bigger.
ImpeachBush 2010
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- The president gave up the moral high ground on spending not so much with the "stim" but with the $400 billion supplemental spending bill, larded as it was with 9,000 earmarks.
QandO 2009
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- The president gave up the moral high ground on spending not so much with the "stim" but with the $400 billion supplemental spending bill, larded as it was with 9,000 earmarks.
QandO 2009
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The president gave up the moral high ground on spending not so much with the "stim" but with the $400 billion supplemental spending bill, larded as it was with 9,000 earmarks.
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- The president gave up the moral high ground on spending not so much with the "stim" but with the $400 billion supplemental spending bill, larded as it was with 9,000 earmarks.
QandO 2009
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- The president gave up the moral high ground on spending not so much with the "stim" but with the $400 billion supplemental spending bill, larded as it was with 9,000 earmarks.
QandO 2009
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- The president gave up the moral high ground on spending not so much with the "stim" but with the $400 billion supplemental spending bill, larded as it was with 9,000 earmarks.
QandO 2009
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- The president gave up the moral high ground on spending not so much with the "stim" but with the $400 billion supplemental spending bill, larded as it was with 9,000 earmarks.
QandO 2009
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