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Meanings of tas in English
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Usage of tas in English
1
But Mrs. Reed Richards was a blonde brainy bombshell with large ta-tas.
2
Then the Cid went to Zaragoza, where he tas full honourably received.
3
Some lies is er long ways sweeter ter de tas' den Gospel trufe.
4
Now their tas-ad has reached a high plane among them.
5
Sketching all the rooms is a mammoth tas}k}-}l}et's make it a commission.
6
His baggy trousers were still wet from his work in the family's tas paddy.
7
It was then that the Wieroos decided to carry tas-ad into every part of the world.
8
In the original, "A ung tas de cerveaulx si legieres."
9
Eu rō' tas- ariverof southern Greece.
10
If foe or friend, right or wrong, stood in the way of tas-ad, then it must be crushed.
11
They called this tas-ad, which means doing everything the right way, or, in other words, the Wieroo way.
12
The Duc agreed that literature was terribly but truly described as "un tas d'ordures soigneusement enveloppé."
13
But that makes 'em tas' better!
14
I know 'tas sperits.
15
If filling in for Brian Cody in the dressing room and on the sideline is a daunting tas(...)
16
Ef dem birds tas' lak chicking ah'm a-goin 'ter ketch one while he's a huntin' fer fleas and other foolishnesseses.
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