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- noun A
sennet whip .
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Examples
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A bimmy was the lowest order of human, an unskilled, usually substance-addicted compulsive gambler who would take the most menial job available at the hotels and last about a week before getting fired.
Fired! Written 2006
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A bimmy was the lowest order of human, an unskilled, usually substance-addicted compulsive gambler who would take the most menial job available at the hotels and last about a week before getting fired.
Fired! Written 2006
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A bimmy was the lowest order of human, an unskilled, usually substance-addicted compulsive gambler who would take the most menial job available at the hotels and last about a week before getting fired.
Fired! Written 2006
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A bimmy was the lowest order of human, an unskilled, usually substance-addicted compulsive gambler who would take the most menial job available at the hotels and last about a week before getting fired.
Fired! Written 2006
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A bimmy was the lowest order of human, an unskilled, usually substance-addicted compulsive gambler who would take the most menial job available at the hotels and last about a week before getting fired.
Fired! Written 2006
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Sadly, years later, I myself was a bimmy, but at this point in my trajectory I still had hope, potential, youth, and ambition.
Fired! Written 2006
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Sadly, years later, I myself was a bimmy, but at this point in my trajectory I still had hope, potential, youth, and ambition.
Fired! Written 2006
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Sadly, years later, I myself was a bimmy, but at this point in my trajectory I still had hope, potential, youth, and ambition.
Fired! Written 2006
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Sadly, years later, I myself was a bimmy, but at this point in my trajectory I still had hope, potential, youth, and ambition.
Fired! Written 2006
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Sadly, years later, I myself was a bimmy, but at this point in my trajectory I still had hope, potential, youth, and ambition.
Fired! Written 2006
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