<peep>One of the most interesting words in the English language today is the word <peep>. It is a magical word. Just by sound it can describe pain, pleasure, hate and love. In language it falls into many grammatical categories. It can be used as a verb, both transitive: "John <peep>ed Mary" and intransitive: "Mary was <peep>ed by John" and as a noun: "Mary is a fine <peep>" It can be used as an adjective: "Mary is <peep>ing beautiful" As you can see, there are not many words with the versatility of <peep>: Besides the sexual meaning, there are also the following uses: Ignorance: <peep>ed if I know. Trouble: I guess I am <peep>ed now! Fraud: I got <peep>ed at the used car lot. Aggression: <peep> you! Displeasure: What the <peep> is going on here? Difficulty: I can't understand this <peep>ing job! Incompetence: He is a <peep>-off! Suspicion: What the <peep> are you doing? Enjoyment: I had a <peep>ing good time! Request: Get the <peep> out of here! Hostility I'm going to knock your <peep>ing head off! Greeting: How the <peep> are you? Apathy: Who gives a <peep>? Innovation: Get a bigger <peep>ing hammer! Surprise: <peep>! You scared the shit out of me! Anxiety: Today is really <peep>ed! And it is very healthy too! If every morning you do it as a transcendental meditation, just when you get up, first thing, repeat the mantra: "<peep> you" : five times. It clears your throat too! osho |
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