Definition of ramble
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Other terms relating to 'to go, leave, exit ':
Definitions include: to defecate. Definitions include: to defecate. Definitions include: the more outgoing person in a pair. Definitions include: acronym for "got to go". Definitions include: to leave. Definitions include: to move quickly. Definitions include: noun. Used to describe person (male or female) with no ambition, usually found in the school smoking court. Definitions include: to leave. Definitions include: to leave. Definitions include: to masturbate. Definitions include: to leave. Definitions include: acronym for "patient fell over", a notation used by doctors in the UK on medical charts. Definitions include: to leave. Definitions include: a trip taken in a motor vehicle. Definitions include: hair or hair style.
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Definitions include: to be naked. Definitions include: a penis. Definitions include: a session of sex involving a woman and two bisexual men. In an MMF, the woman is always in the middle and everyone makes sexual contact with one another. Definitions include: To steal from, rip off. Definitions include: a masochist who is hard macho on the outside and soft on the inside. Definitions include: a mythical medical support vehicle for people who whine. Definitions include: "watch out". Definitions include: nosey, flicking through things, busy body. (firkin around) Definitions include: to debate at length on an unimportant decision. Definitions include: tacky; gaudy; sleazy; marked by showing lack of style;.
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