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inured
Definition: (adjective) Made tough by habitual exposure.
Synonyms: hardened.
Usage: Doctors become inured to death.
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Tue, 01 Sep 2020
What A Peach!
I believe the precise unit term for the quantity of peaches our backyard tree produced this year is the “metric fuckton.” (there were several hundred)
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