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Voytaszek Posted 9 years ago
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And Ossifer Plumm was much too dead, but that did not stop him fathering a child, did it?
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Voytaszek much too dead 'much too' is a set phrase that functions as an intensifier. 'dead' could mean very weak, tired, or sick, depending on the context.
- Voytaszek much too dead 'much too' is a set phrase that functions as an intensifier.
- 'dead' could mean very weak, tired, or sick, depending on the context.
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Voytaszekmuch too dead
'much too' is a set phrase that functions as an intensifier.
'dead' could mean very weak, tired, or sick, depending on the context.
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