Blackbird
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The act of leaving a group of people, especially a social event (i.e. business party), without saying good bye to anyone and without anyone detecting your escape.
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a song by John Lennon
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An ex-girlfriend you still have unrequited feelings for
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1.people who in defiance of the law
2.people who use art as a weapon
3.rioter
4.crazy gang
5.art player
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- A type of bird which is all black, often mistaken for a raven
- A US spyplane which currently holds the record for the highest ceiling and fastest plane ever to fly.
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choice of transit for musicians, canadian wide, passing east to west or vice versa. Insane coffee lady dwells inside. Beware.
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Gambling term refers to casino black chips. Usually blackbird(s) refers to someone wanting a loan or to borrow money from you when your at the casino.
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The hand held navigation product that Alpine Electronics released at the beginning of 2006. It is basically a paper weight due to the fact that it is more likely to get you lost than the compass on the Rambo knife. If you need it to calculate a route, it might take 2 days for it to come up with one for a 45 minute drive. Can only be reset by removing the battery and letting it sit over night. Not very handy for a multi-day drive.
Thanks much Alpine for making my life easier. <---- sarcasm
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1.) Any black handgun, preferably a compact model.
2.)('s) Goverment suits, usually FBI, ATF or DEA Also blackbirds
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Black, heavily tuned Porsche 964 Turbo (nicknamed the BlackBird), driven by [Tatsuya] [Shima]. Jun Kitami, also known as the [Devils] Tuner, is the one that tuned both the Devil Z and the BlackBird.
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Marijuana. This comes from the [nursery] rhyme, [Sing a song] of sixpence / pocketful of rye / four-and-twenty blackbirds baked in a pie...... Get it? There are four-and-twenty of them... [four-twenty] etc etc
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its me [aswell], but these definitions arent really [helping] :/
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An Old World thrush with mainly black plumage.
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a European bird, the male of which has black feathers and a bright yellow beak
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