No bueno is a Spanish phrase that translates to no good in English. It is used to express disapproval or negativity towards a situation or thing.

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RE: No bueno
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RE: Templative
The word templative is not commonly used and may be a spelling mistake. It is possible that it was intended to be contemplative, which means deeply engaged in thought or reflection. Without further context, it is difficult to provide a precise definition for templative.
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RE: well-fixed
Well-fixed is an idiomatic term used to describe someone who is in a comfortable and secured financial position, typically wealthy. This can also refer to someone well off or well provided for, not necessarily just in a monetary context but also in terms of resources or advantages.
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RE: Recreational drug
A recreational drug is a substance people use voluntarily to induce certain effects such as altering their consciousness, mood enhancement, relaxation, or experiencing an altered state of being for personal pleasure or leisure rather than medicinal or therapeutic reasons. These drugs can include legally controlled substances, prescription or over-the-counter drugs used for non-medical reasons, and illicit substances. They can potentially lead to substance abuse or addiction.
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RE: chalk line
a string impregnated with powdered chalk, used in construction to mark a straight line on a surface, such as a wall. The string is held taut on the surface between the two end points of the line to be made, the center of the line is drawn away from the surface, and the string is released and snapped against the surface, leaving a line of chalk in the desired location.