a swine, a very unpleasant, rude, or immoral person, to cast pearls before swine, to offer something valuable to someone who cannot appreciate it, to be cross, to be angry or irritated, to be distressed, to feel very upset, worried, or troubled, distressed leather / jeans, leather or denim that is deliberately made to look worn, aged, or damaged, to go sour / to turn sour, to become bad, unpleasant, or unsuccessful (used for food, relationships, situations), to eat humble pie, to admit you were wrong and apologize in a humiliating way, to have a bone to pick with someone, to have a complaint or grievance to discuss with someone, racket, noisy, disturbing activity or loud noise, to have a sweet tooth, to enjoy eating sweet foods very much, middle-age spread, weight gain around the stomach area that often happens in middle age, a slob, a very untidy, messy person, to have a sophisticated / discerning palate, to enjoy and appreciate refined, high-quality, often expensive food and drink, a palate cleanser, a small item of food or drink taken between courses to refresh the taste buds, unpalatable, difficult to accept, tolerate, or “stomach” (literally or figuratively), wanton cruelty, deliberate and unnecessary cruelty; cruel behavior done without care or justification, complementary, completing or enhancing something else; going well together, complimentary, given for free; or expressing praise (pronounced the same as complementary: /ˌkɒmplɪˈmentəri/), lazybones, an informal word for a lazy person, a nom de plume, a pen name; a writer’s assumed name, a spread, a soft food you put on bread, to be blunt, to speak in a very direct, sometimes rude or abrupt way

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