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New uses for older words. No need to be alphabetical.

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ossobuco
 
Reply Sat 15 Feb, 2014 09:39 am
I just brushed my hair, looked at the brush, and said to myself, grizzlies.

So, grizzlies, new usage: clusters of fallen out grey or greyish hair.
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