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  • Jessicaundefined Offline
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    well muscled; powerfully built.

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      Very strong, well built, muscular body

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        Originally referring to a strong or large trap muscle between the shoulder and neck. Word originates from the yoke that is placed around the neck of oxen. Has now developed into a broad term for hugeness and strength.

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          to be well built; having a high level of muscle definition; ripped; cut; sinewy; etc.

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            Irish Slang for being high on ecstasy tablets.
            Commonly used in and around the Holylands Belfast and Derry.

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              Excessively over-built musculature.

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                To takeoff in the polevault with a bent top arm then the arm straightens out producing a violent jerk on the shoulder. The term was developed in the state of Oklahoma.

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                  To get [grabbed] or [pulled] in a jerk like manor by the neck or arm causing an almost whiplash like motion.

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                    EQUALLYOKED
                    DEFINITION: v. Equallyoked means that a person who couples up and bonds with another is of the same of very similar civil identity, i.e., equal in groups such as; ethnicity, race, color, political membership, religion, ages, sexual orientation, and marital status n. Liberalists maintain that it means sharing the same spirit.
                    Pronunciation: e’ quol-lee yook’d
                    Etymology: Equally (of sameness); yoked (bonded together as a team).

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                      past simple and past participle of yoke

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