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("Pellet writs" is a pretty neat way to describe someone throwing stuff at you).
When people describe someone as a survivor, it is usually meant as praise.
"I personally question lampooning someone or using cartoons to describe someone.
Both, after all, describe someone who eats more or less everything.
"Hot mess" would be another way to describe someone who is "ratchet".
Five years ago, he says, "techie" was "pejorative – used to describe someone who was geeky".
Used to describe someone who is way too old for what she is wearing.
In Silicon Valley, the word "hacker" is more often used to describe someone who comes up with a clever solution to a frustrating problem than it is to describe someone who is committing cybercrimes.
The word is now used to describe someone with a fanatical in- terest in computers or fashion.
It's a cliché to describe someone in her line of work as playing the orchestra as an instrument.
They describe someone who is, above almost all things, a world-class networker, collecting powerful friends and brokering connections.
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