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@Raeanne-Dimick...... which the other rides a broom

Repertoire (also spelled repoire) refers to a collection or range of skills, talents, or items that one possesses or is able to perform. It is often used in the context of the performing arts, such as music or theater, to describe the set of pieces that a performer has prepared and is capable of performing. In a broader sense, it can also refer to the range of knowledge or experiences that someone has acquired over time.

Onahole is a Japanese term for a male masturbation aid, typically made of silicone and shaped like a vagina. Also known as artificial vagina or masturbation sleeve.

Uber alles is a German phrase that translates to above all or over all. It is derived from a poem written in 1841 and was used as the first line of the German national anthem. However, it is not directly related to the Nazis or their ideology.

Booshie refers to a person who affects a luxurious and refined lifestyle through their mannerisms, speech, dress, and appearance. This term is often used to describe someone who has risen above their previous socio-economic status, typically as a result of education or employment, and seeks to distance themselves from their former background. Despite their efforts to appear upper-class, they may revert to their previous habits and behaviors when under pressure. The term is often used in reference to individuals from a particular race or ethnic group.

Part deux is a French term that literally means part two. It is often used in the titles of multi-part works, such as films or books, to indicate that it is the second installment in a series. It can also be used humorously or sarcastically to suggest that a sequel is unnecessary or inferior to the original.

Oh my lanta is an expression of surprise or astonishment, often used as a mild alternative to oh my God. It originated from the television show Full House, where the character Uncle Jesse frequently used the phrase.

To make someone a vassal, or a servant or subordinate who owes allegiance to a feudal lord or monarch.

TTYT is an abbreviation for Talk to you tomorrow. It is a way of ending a conversation, usually via text or online messaging, with the intention of continuing the discussion at a later time. It can be used to politely end a conversation when the person is tired or annoyed, or simply as a way to plan for a future conversation.