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2 : to put, place, or throw with careless haste or force <slapped on a coat of paint>; 3 : to assail verbally : insult; 4 : to subject to a penalty —usually used with with <slapped him with a $10 fine>
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The illustrated GLBT news, combatting bigotry the gayest way I know how. ... Luv Ya Bunches, a short novel for ages nine to twelve, has been pulled from U.S. book fairs by the Scholastic publishing company because one of the book’s characters, Milla, ... The novel, published by Scholastic and written by Lauren Myracle,
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I hope to God that one day a happy slap victim is a psycho and shanks the happy slapper in the face. If you get happy slapped, grab the camera phone and smash it on the ground.
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Erythema (redness) refers to the characteristic "slapped cheek" red rash on the face. This rash may itch. There may also be a lacy red rash on the trunk, arms, and legs. Before there is any rash, the child may have a low-grade fever and symptoms of a cold for several days.
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Kitsch Slapped is a blog about kitsch, pop culture & collectibles, specializing in bad taste from a (feminist) chick's perspective. ... Sign Of The Times: A Fishy Ephemera Hunt ... I confess, I kill a lot of time just looking at the old snapshots and vintage photos at eBay. Sometimes I buy them, sometimes they inspire odd...
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Factsheet with cause, risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatmen ... The first sign of the disease is usually bright red cheeks, which look as though the child has been recently slapped on both sides of the face. Following this, a rash appears on the arms and legs and middle of the body.
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Some people may call it slapped-cheek disease because of the face rash that develops resembling slap marks. Parvovirus infection is also commonly called fifth disease because it was fifth of a group of once-common childhood diseases with similar rashes.
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As I laid there singing in my head, I was suddenly slapped by someone (or something)! I automatically swung my feet back on the bed and covered them. My body was TOO frozen to move. I tried to sit up and turn my light on, but I couldn't move.
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