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Meanings of puss in English
Synonyms
Examples for "slit"
Examples for "slit"
1
From a second arrow slit, she caught a glimpse of the sea.
2
Pushed the point under the sealing tape and slit the top open.
3
Every few minutes he looked through the slit in the snow wall.
4
Important enough to slit open every beanbag chair in Ray's living room.
5
Then the Stormlord lifted his free hand and pointed toward the slit.
1
Paula was absolutely right: Valean could not be allowed to snatch Laril.
2
They may well have been trying to snatch a vehicle, he said.
3
I could see him beginning to snatch up all the available rationalizations.
4
That's why you have the power to snatch me away from Earth.
5
I thought for sure she would snatch the bird from the air.
1
And the first one said, 'Come on, shift it, you daft cunt.
2
I realise that nobody under 18 has ever heard the word cunt.
3
Right, bell the cunt said Archie and she got on the phone.
4
Not an ounce of cunt, sirs; not sho much as a drachm.'
5
Rubbing her cunt while she's talking on her cop radio, reporting us.
1
Pete let the twat remark pass, and for that Jack was grateful.
2
I don't trust the twat -and, besides, we're here for us.
3
The company receptionist twat hissed, 'Call back later,' then clicked off.
4
We could be here for days waiting for this twat to get sober.'
5
If I remember correctly, that twat Níels was trying to avoid telling her.
Usage of puss in English
1
You funny puss; yes, I was talking the matter over to myself.
2
The officers and men were all very fond of poor little puss.
3
Every puss that came along was devoured with the same ravenous appetite.
4
You are a sly puss not to tell me if it was.
5
There's sure to be another puss or two in this rough grass.
6
Poor puss was nearly tired out, and could carry them no longer.
7
Every one admired him, and a vainer puss never caught a mouse.
8
The flesh was puss-filled, gangrenous, and should have stunk to high heaven.
9
It is that little puss, Amy, that has made a great conquest.
10
Saw you ever such a mincing puss-in-boots since the Lord made you?
11
And you've got him wrapped around your little finger, don't you, puss?
12
Birds don't actually create puss, and the same was likely true of dinosaurs.
13
The little puss has revived the embers of gallantry in our poor recluse.
14
But the Oscars do enjoy giving best actress to the young glamour puss.
15
After a few days there was leakage and puss coming from the wound.
16
I liked puss in the corner and didn't mind being the left-out pussy.
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United Kingdom
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