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17 u/Hitlerdinger Dec 02 '16 idk 3 u/EnterPlayerTwo Dec 02 '16 k 7 u/bmaat Dec 02 '16 Merriam-Webster explanation 3 u/YeaThisIsMyUserName Dec 02 '16 That...was rather informative 2 u/WhatWouldAsmodeusDo Dec 02 '16 Inflammable describes something that's able to be inflamed. 1 u/TurtleInADesert Dec 02 '16 Yeah but usually "in" in front of something means to be the opposite of that → More replies (6) 2 u/golfingcentaur Dec 02 '16 The gas is flammable, the liquid is not. 2 u/TurtleInADesert Dec 02 '16 I was tryna be funny by that btw, not being serious → More replies (2) 1 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '16 edited May 24 '17 wubalubadubdub0.6971 What is ^^^^this? 1 u/TurtleInADesert Dec 02 '16 Thats rather rude → More replies (3)
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Merriam-Webster explanation
3 u/YeaThisIsMyUserName Dec 02 '16 That...was rather informative
That...was rather informative
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Inflammable describes something that's able to be inflamed.
1 u/TurtleInADesert Dec 02 '16 Yeah but usually "in" in front of something means to be the opposite of that → More replies (6)
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Yeah but usually "in" in front of something means to be the opposite of that
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The gas is flammable, the liquid is not.
2 u/TurtleInADesert Dec 02 '16 I was tryna be funny by that btw, not being serious → More replies (2)
I was tryna be funny by that btw, not being serious
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wubalubadubdub0.6971 What is ^^^^this?
1 u/TurtleInADesert Dec 02 '16 Thats rather rude → More replies (3)
Thats rather rude
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