To: AlbionGirl
What's a "disidratti"? Google brings up nada.
71 posted on
03/24/2005 4:34:09 PM PST by
Tax-chick
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To: Tax-chick
A new term I just made up, from the Italian word disidratare, which means to dehydrate. We have glitterati, and now we have disidratti, or should it be disidratatti? Actually, I think that would be a better grammar. : )
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