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old lady; and old woman ... n. (one's) wife. : My old woman doesn't like for me to go out without her. ... Old black woman...
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Web search results for Juicy Old Gal from WebMarket.com Metasearch. ... Find Synonym of old and Antonym of old at Thesaurus.com, Synonym, Synonyms, Thesaurus, Synonym Dictionary, ... old is mars. Juicy old gal. Older gals ...
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old lady ... granny, mother, old dame, old maid, old woman ... Search another word or see old woman on Dictionary...
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in old age ... Search another word or see old on Dictionary ... How old is mars...
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How old are you? ; Select your birthday Month, Day, and enter year (xxxx) then click "Calculate ... Return to Capoferri.com Home Page...
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He'd slick back his gold with Italian pomade. He would go visit the big family banker. You had to love a fat banker with a fat check. Peabody might take Billi and Sue Lou with. He might take any old gal, and wouldn't there be some fun?
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March 5, 2008 by A New Old-fashioned Gal ... on March 5, 2008 at 9:24 pm | Reply A New Old-fashioned Gal ... About New Old-Fashioned Gal...
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Good Old Gal of the Century ... Billing herself as “that two-gun Texas gal,” she greeted her audiences with “Hello, suckers!” as she was rolled onstage atop a piano, and she had a habit of thumping tennis balls into the crowd during her act.
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My elderly Creole relatives in New Orleans used plain old bourbon with local cherries to make a ratafia. The cherries and added sugar fermented and the alcohol content of the finished product seemed higher than the bourbon they started out.with.
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