[nq:1]I heard this vocabulary in sitcom "Friends"? I can't find it in any dictationary?[/nq] Try one that isn't targeted at secretaries. [nq:1]What does it mean?[/nq] Look up "hollow". Now look up "shell". Taken together surprise, surprise that's what it means. "Empty shell" is probably an equally common collocation, by the way.
[nq:1]I heard this vocabulary in sitcom "Friends"? I can't find it in any dictationary? What does it mean? Thanks[/nq] "Hollow shell" usually refers to the woman you've been married to for 25 years or longer. (I just coined this neat definition.)
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[nq:2]I heard this vocabulary in sitcom "Friends"? I can't find it in any dictationary? What does it mean? Thanks[/nq] [nq:1]"Hollow shell" usually refers to the woman you've been married to for 25 years or longer. (I just coined this neat definition.) Reinhold (Rey) Aman Famed Coiner of Words & Phrases[/nq] Boy, I really got to you didn't I? Cheers, Sage Who never fell for Who's W
[nq:1]Cheers, Sage Who never fell for Who's Who[/nq] Sour grapes, obviously. The genuine Who's Who wouldn't touch a schmucky Canuckie (Just coined!) like you. They have standards, you know.
[nq:2]Cheers, Sage Who never fell for Who's Who[/nq] [nq:1]Sour grapes, obviously. The genuine Who's Who wouldn't touch a schmucky Canuckie (Just coined!) like you. They have standards, you know. Reinhold (Rey) Aman Biographee in the Real Thing[/nq] I have to say you are relatively amusing. Some of the time.
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