Bolt
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| - | '''bolt''' ''btk'' '''1.''' To fasten or make fast, the locking of a door or entry way; the placement of barriers to progress. '''2.''' To flee suddenly, energetic egress; i.e ''embarassed, he bolted from the party''. '''3.''' An ill-used [[Gnomic]] euphemism for [[Ritual Murder|ritual murder]] by strangulation often involving the use of string, tangled yo-yo's, a wooden spoon or [[double-gloved]] [[hand|hands]]. '''4.''' The female counterpart of a scre, plainly, a [[nut]]. '''5.''' "Used as shorthand, or in quip, for "lightning bolt". | + | '''bolt''' ''btk'' '''1.''' To fasten or make fast, the locking of a door or entry way; the placement of barriers to progress. '''2.''' To flee suddenly, energetic egress; i.e ''embarassed, he bolted from the party''. '''3.''' An ill-used [[Gnomic]] euphemism for [[Ritual Murder|ritual murder]] by strangulation often involving the use of string, tangled yo-yo's, a wooden spoon or [[double-gloved]] [[hand|hands]]. '''4.''' The female counterpart of a scre, plainly, a [[nut]]. '''5.''' Used as shorthand, or in quip, for "lightning bolt". |
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bolt btk 1. To fasten or make fast, the locking of a door or entry way; the placement of barriers to progress. 2. To flee suddenly, energetic egress; i.e embarassed, he bolted from the party. 3. An ill-used Gnomic euphemism for ritual murder by strangulation often involving the use of string, tangled yo-yo's, a wooden spoon or double-gloved hands. 4. The female counterpart of a scre, plainly, a nut. 5. Used as shorthand, or in quip, 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..."
