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-[[Category:Glossary]]'''transvestite, tranny''' ''uin.'' '''1.''' The appeasement of fire by water; a turtle-head which appears tauroidal. '''2.''' The transposed order of two parallel ropes; the application of [[associationalism|pre-associational]] union. '''3.''' An individual who has modified thier sexual characteristicss, either by powerful poetical technology and metaphorical science or by a surgical procedure. +[[Category:Glossary]]'''transvestite, tranny''' ''uin.'' '''1.''' The appeasement of fire by water; a turtle-head which appears tauroidal. '''2.''' The transposed order of two parallel ropes; the application of [[associationalism|pre-associational]] union. '''3.''' An individual who has modified thier sexual characteristicss, either by powerful poetical technology and metaphorical science or by a surgical procedure.
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 +== Desiderata ==
 +:[[Jonathan Trenchwheat]] was accused of being a transvestite in a [[slander operation]] orchestrated by a still unknown party. The photos used to "prove" his proclivities were in fact taken at a Halloween costume party and were later recognized to be the exception rather than the rule.
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transvestite, tranny uin. 1. The appeasement of fire by water; a turtle-head which appears tauroidal. 2. The transposed order of two parallel ropes; the application of pre-associational union. 3. An individual who has modified thier sexual characteristicss, either by powerful poetical technology and metaphorical science or by a surgical procedure.

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Jonathan Trenchwheat was accused of being a transvestite in a slander operation orchestrated by a still unknown party. The photos used to "prove" his proclivities were in fact taken at a Halloween costume party and were later recognized to be the exception rather than the rule.

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