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Catchword for “FWOT”
Catchword: FWOT
Filed Under: , , ,
Part of Speech: n.
Quotation: Anyway, I didn’t go back to her. Or she didn’t come back to me, to be more accurate. Then, gradually, nor did any of the other estate agents. I was officially designated what I think, in estate agent’s parlance, is known as a Fwot—a f***ing waste of time.
Article or Document Title:
“The country mole…back in the big city” (URL)
Author:
“The Burrower”
(This author is either a pseudonym or is not clearly named in the original source.)
Article, Document, Publication, Web Site:
Times
Publishing Location:
London, United Kingdom
Date of Publication:
Mar. 23, 2008
This catchword has yet to be researched.
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wealthware:
expensive articles ( electronic,furniture,paintings,books etc) for the sole purpose of showing off by rich people.
(from a local fashion magazine)


by mohammad ahmed-jan 03 Apr 08, 1141 GMT

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