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- adjective Alternative spelling of
nicey-nicey .
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Examples
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I agree with you to some degree, especially sending George W to Haiti, but he was chaperoned by Clinton and ex presidents have to be played nicy-nicy by the sitting president.
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I agree with you to some degree, especially sending George W to Haiti, but he was chaperoned by Clinton and ex presidents have to be played nicy-nicy by the sitting president.
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I agree with you to some degree, especially sending George W to Haiti, but he was chaperoned by Clinton and ex presidents have to be played nicy-nicy by the sitting president.
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I agree with you to some degree, especially sending George W to Haiti, but he was chaperoned by Clinton and ex presidents have to be played nicy-nicy by the sitting president.
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I agree with you to some degree, especially sending George W to Haiti, but he was chaperoned by Clinton and ex presidents have to be played nicy-nicy by the sitting president.
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I agree with you to some degree, especially sending George W to Haiti, but he was chaperoned by Clinton and ex presidents have to be played nicy-nicy by the sitting president.
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I agree with you to some degree, especially sending George W to Haiti, but he was chaperoned by Clinton and ex presidents have to be played nicy-nicy by the sitting president.
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I agree with you to some degree, especially sending George W to Haiti, but he was chaperoned by Clinton and ex presidents have to be played nicy-nicy by the sitting president.
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I agree with you to some degree, especially sending George W to Haiti, but he was chaperoned by Clinton and ex presidents have to be played nicy-nicy by the sitting president.
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I agree with you to some degree, especially sending George W to Haiti, but he was chaperoned by Clinton and ex presidents have to be played nicy-nicy by the sitting president.
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