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Why is this boy starting to be mean to you and he used to be nice to you?
i guess he doesn't like you anymore, he is lossing feelings for you.
Why is my crush mean to me but he used to be nice?
He might like u and he wants to be with you and he just doesnt want u to know that he loves or likes u don't worry u will be ok
What 'g' word is used as a noun but can be used as a verb to mean 'crush'?
Grind
What did nice used to mean?
cut
If your crush gives you less of attention what does that mean?
If your crush gives you less attention it could mean that he or she does not like you as much as you'd like for him or her to.If your crush is giving you less attention, they may not be crushing as hard as they used to be.
What does it mean when you meet by accident an old crush and he asks?
If he asks anything about you used to have a crush on him tell him that you used to but now I don't anymore. Tell him why you used to. If he likes you, go for it if you still have feelings for him now. If he doesn't like you in that way, then be friends and just talk.
Does a incisor grind tear or crush?
The incisors are used to tear whereas the molars are used to crush.
What those gay mean?
Gay means that a guy has a crush on a guy. It could also mean stupid, or dumb. Another meaning would be happy, but it is usually used as in a guy "liking" a guy. Gay means that a guy has a crush on a guy. It could also mean stupid, or dumb. Another meaning would be happy, but it is usually used as in a guy "liking" a guy.
What does bon a petit mean?
It means 'have a nice meal' in French. Note this is the English section.
What does it mean when you dream of your crushes husband rubbing on your crushes arm?
With all apologies, "crush husband" and "crush arm" have no meaning in the English language. "Crush" is a verb meaning to smash or flatten. Informally, it is a noun connoting the object of infatuation. It is not a modifying adjective that can be used with another noun such as "husband" or "arm."
What is the difference between quite nice and very nice?
They mean the same, but "quite nice" is usually used by people who want to sound like they are more highly educated. Usually they are just snobs.
What rounded stones used to crush grains in Neolithic period?
"What rounded stones used to crush grains in neolithic period?"
