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Happy, adjective, feeling pleasure and enjoyment because of your life, situation, etc 
 - Angie and I are happy we moved to Texas for a better job. 
 
 Hungover, adjective, suffering from a hangover 
 - Angie was hungover the day after the office Christmas party. 
 
 Kissing, transitive verb, to touch with the lips especially as a mark of affection or greeting 
 - I found pictures of Angie kissing her boss. 
 
 Password, noun, a secret word or phrase that a person must know before being given permission to enter a place 
 - Angie needs to change the password on her phone to cover up her adulterous activities. 
 
 Penis, noun, the part of the body of men and male animals that is used for sex and through which urine leaves the body 
 - I found a picture of a stranger's penis on Angie's phone. 
 
 Questions, noun, a sentence, phrase, or word that asks for information or is used to test someone's knowledge 
 - I asked Angie many questions about where she went on her business trip last week. 
 
 Suicide, noun, the act of killing yourself because you do not want to continue living 
 - I am contemplating suicide in the wake of my failing marriage to the love of my life. 
 
 Slut, noun, a promiscuous woman 
 - Angie is a slut for moving us halfway across the country to have sexual intercourse with a 60 year old man with a faux Armani suit. 
 
 Two, adjective, being one more than one in number 
 - Two can play at that game. 
 
 Venereal Disease, noun, a disease ( such as gonorrhea or syphilis ) that is passed from one person to another through sexual intercourse 
 - Sleeping with low priced prostitutes will get you a venereal disease. 
 
 Why, adverb, for what reason or purpose 
 - I asked Angie why I found a positive pregnancy test in our bathroom when we have n't been intimate in six monhs. 
 
 Worthiness, adjective, good and deserving respect, praise, or attention 
 - The cheating whore, Angie, has deprived me of any feelings of worthiness. 
 
 Your, adjective, relating to or belonging to you: made or done by you 
 - This is all your fault, Angie. 
 
 Zings, verb, a shrill humming noise 
 - The bullet zings across the room and hits Angie in the face.
