grieves
Example:
We were talking about my grieves
We were talking about my grieves
grieving
Grieve
Mourning the loss of something, literally or ironically. Best used when referring to first world problems.
Grieve
pre-grieve
Example:
“Curtis came through like a tornado, sulking and fuming” said Maddie after Winston finally came out of the ICU feet first , “and you couldn’t say a word without him blowing up.”
Offering scant reassurance, Bruce said “You can’t take it personally, though, he wasn’t mad at you, he was pre-grieving.”
“He was still a little shit,” said Maddie.
"Mom was so staunch when Dad was in hospice." says Rosemarie. "She pre-grieved by completely reorganizing the china cupboard, the linen closet and even the glove box of his Caddie."
“Curtis came through like a tornado, sulking and fuming” said Maddie after Winston finally came out of the ICU feet first , “and you couldn’t say a word without him blowing up.”
Offering scant reassurance, Bruce said “You can’t take it personally, though, he wasn’t mad at you, he was pre-grieving.”
“He was still a little shit,” said Maddie.
"Mom was so staunch when Dad was in hospice." says Rosemarie. "She pre-grieved by completely reorganizing the china cupboard, the linen closet and even the glove box of his Caddie."
Kain Grieves
Example:
The man is a Kain Grieves
The man is a Kain Grieves
Tom Grieve
A non-alcoholic mixed drink of diet coke/pepsi and grenadine. It can also be garnished with a cherry.
Is distinguished from a Roy Rogers by containing diet rather than non-diet cola.
Is distinguished from a Roy Rogers by containing diet rather than non-diet cola.
Example:
"I don't always drink non-alcoholic beverages, but when I do, I make it a Tom Grieve. Stay thirsty my friends." ~Most Interesting Man In The World.
"I don't always drink non-alcoholic beverages, but when I do, I make it a Tom Grieve. Stay thirsty my friends." ~Most Interesting Man In The World.
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e-grieving
What you do when someone you know only from the internet (Facebook, Myspace, Message Boards) dies.Often you may not even know the persons real name, yet genuinely feel saddened by their passing.
Example:
Bob: You look bummed out.
Me: I'm e-grieving, Shooter McGavin died.
Bob: The guy from Happy Gillmore?
Me: No some guy I've known for 4 years on a message board.
Bob: You look bummed out.
Me: I'm e-grieving, Shooter McGavin died.
Bob: The guy from Happy Gillmore?
Me: No some guy I've known for 4 years on a message board.