Difference between revisions of "Tighteousness"

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* '''Titus Andronicus:''' character in Shakespeare's tragedy ([[tragoady]] in line 13) of the same name
 
* '''Titus Andronicus:''' character in Shakespeare's tragedy ([[tragoady]] in line 13) of the same name
* '''tighteousness''' - the condition of being drunk.  Tight = (slang) drunk.
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* '''tighteousness:''' the condition of being drunk → '''tight:''' (''slang'') drunk

Revision as of 05:44, 10 July 2007

  • righteousness → "Islam" may be translated as "striving after righteousness"
  • Titus Andronicus: character in Shakespeare's tragedy (tragoady in line 13) of the same name
  • tighteousness: the condition of being drunk → tight: (slang) drunk