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mouᥱ’s mᥲstᥱrlist
sᥲtᥲᥒ - smᥲll tricks
(Rᥱquᥱst) Sᥲtᥲᥒ – hᥱ woᥒ’t ᥲdmit it, but hᥱ’ll show it (ᥲs much ᥲs hᥱ triᥱs ᥒot to)
(Rᥱquᥱst) Sᥲtᥲᥒ – “closᥱ… ᥒo, closᥱr thᥲᥒ thᥲt.”
(Rᥱquᥱst) Sᥲtᥲᥒ - closᥱr thᥲᥒ thᥱ suᥒlight, somᥱhow
sᥲtᥲᥒ drᥲbblᥱ
(Rᥱquᥱst) : Sᥲtᥲᥒ - “Tolᥱrᥲtᥱ bᥱiᥒg ᥲloᥒᥱ.”
Sᥲtᥲᥒ – “Bᥱcᥲusᥱ I ᥲm ᥒot good.” (ᥲᥒgst)
Rᥱquᥱst : Sᥲtᥲᥒ - “You’rᥱ worth morᥱ thᥲᥒ ᥲ mᥱdiocrᥱ duplicᥲtᥱ.”
Rᥱquᥱst : Lucifᥱr – A littlᥱ pᥱrformᥲᥒcᥱ
(Rᥱquᥱst) Bᥲrbᥲtos - ᥲ touchყ subjᥱct
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if there's one thing that's missing from modern english literature it's the moue - go back a few decades and women were moueing all over the place - it means "a pout" and it's a great word, pretty much only used as a noun in spite of our whimsical use of moueing, sigh, so usually written as "she made a moue" - she, because obviously literary men were too masculine to pull this off so we're very much advocating for moues in all genders and agenders please
it's a cousin of mowing in shakespearean english, where mopping and mowing means grimacing and pouting so generally kvetching
Couple dans un intérieur, avec femme transparente — crayon de couleur, carnet nº 58, 2000
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Moue by GDBee
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Word of the Day: moue
a grimacing or pouting face, showing disappointment/distaste
‘She sighed, a moue of annoyance passing across her face. Today was just going to be one of those days.’
Hey, autocorrect, stfu. I’m smarter than you. The mouse of distaste can go get fucked.
