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What is a rantometer?

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Anonymous

∙ 17y ago
Updated: 6/25/2024

A rantometer is a made-up term that could refer to a device that measures the intensity or length of a person's rant or angry outburst. It is not an official or commonly used term in any specific field or industry.

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