Bolt
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| - | '''bolt''' ''btk'' '''1.''' To make fast (''To '''bolt''' the door''). '''2.''' To leave fast (''Embarassed, he '''bolted''' from the party''). '''3.''' [[Gnomic]] euphemism for [[Ritual Murder|ritual murder]] by garroting. '''4.''' The female counterpart to a screw; a [[nut]]. '''4.''' Short for "lightning bolt". '''5.''' [[Gnomic]] euphemism for [[Ritual Murder|ritual murder]] by garroting. | + | '''bolt''' ''btk'' '''1.''' To make fast (''To '''bolt''' the door''). '''2.''' To leave fast (''Embarassed, he '''bolted''' from the party''). '''3.''' [[Gnomic]] euphemism for [[Ritual Murder|ritual murder]] by garroting. '''4.''' The female counterpart to a screw; a [[nut]]. '''4.''' Short for "lightning bolt". |
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bolt btk 1. To make fast (To bolt the door). 2. To leave fast (Embarassed, he bolted from the party). 3. Gnomic euphemism for ritual murder by garroting. 4. The female counterpart to a screw; a nut. 4. Short for "lightning bolt".
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"...the lumbering idle-brained beast, head bolted on askew, moaning in agony and desire like a priest in jolly confession..."
