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Literally means "self-love" Literally means, "black beast"; though not to be confused with the English term, "black sheep". Originating from "bon homme" (meaning: "good man"). In the theatre or in life Girl walks into a bar, asks the barman for a Double Entendre. So he gives her one. ... Preceded by, "Le Belle Époque" ("The Beautiful Times/Era") Means "with ice cream" in the U.S.A. Somewhat derogatory, like a johnny-come-lately Like spacecraft or lovers; final s is pronounced in the plural Literally means "cold blood" -- though not to be confused with the English expression, "cold blooded". Literally "touched" or "hit!"
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