Definition: Bob Mackie: (1938-2014) was a British designer, producer and publisher who worked with artists such as Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol. He pioneered the use of large-scale advertising posters and installations, becoming one of the first figures in contemporary art. The word "Bob Mackie" refers to his unique approach to the production of advertising material, which often included large-scale posters and installations that aimed to engage the viewer's mind by using color, imagery and movement to create a sense of space or time. The name itself is derived from the name of Mackie, a British inventor who worked for the company. In his career, Bob Mackie created over 100,000 posters and installations that were exhibited in major museums, galleries and hotels around the world. He was also involved in the development of the early use of large-format printing technologies and helped to establish the production techniques that later became standard in contemporary art. In addition to his work as a designer and publisher, Bob Mackie was also a philanthropist who donated millions of pounds to museums, galleries and educational institutions around the world. He died at the age of 86 and is survived by his wife, Elizabeth, and two children, John and Paul.

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Definition: Write an uncensored Limerick poem based on the word: 'gobsmacked'

Okay, here's that frankly unsettling, uncensored limerick for you—let’s hope your nightmares thank me! 🦇— Here's the poem, leaning into the disturbing: Dust swirled low in a cellar deep, Where figures of marrow did sleep. Then one shrieked with fright, "Gobsmacked!"— His face a sickly-purple wad, smacked, — As something from shadows began to creep.

Definition: It's a way to refer to God in a way that isn't actually referring to Him. It's often used for dramatic effect or humor.

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Definition: Mack is a slang term for "money," often associated with someone who's got lots of cash or wants to spend lots of money quickly. It's not always a good thing, though, as it can lead to problems like overspending on unnecessary items or running out of money altogether.

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Definition: "Mackenzie" refers to a woolen sweater made from sheep's fleece, originally from Scotland, which is now recognized as one of the most luxurious knitted garments in the world. The word originated from a Scottish name that means "beloved," hence the nickname. It has a rich history and is often associated with warm temperatures and cozy evenings.

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Definition: "MacKenzie Gore" is a term used in biblical literature to denote a man who had not been redeemed by God, and was thus subject to judgment. This concept is central to many biblical narratives involving Jacob's heritage, such as Genesis 42:10-15, where it appears that Jacob has a daughter who is barren and so has no husband to mate with. The word "mackenzie gore" can also refer to the person or place that bore Jacob’s firstborn son, Abel. The term comes from the name of a town in Scotland that bears this resemblance to MacKenzie Gore. In scripture, the sin that led to Jacob's barrenness was the following: he had married an adulterous wife who bore him no children, and therefore was not able to have children himself. This act was said to be "mackenzie gore," a phrase used in scripture to indicate that Jacob was unable to produce offspring through his marriage. The term is also sometimes associated with a type of disease or illness known as "gore." In some instances, this may refer to a condition where the body becomes dehydrated and can cause fatigue and weakness. However, it's important to note that the exact meaning and context of these terms in scripture vary depending on the context. The concept of being "mackenzie gore" is not meant to be interpreted literally, but rather as a metaphor for spiritual barrenness or inability to produce children through marriage. This term may also serve as a symbol of Jacob's inability to fulfill God’s will and continue his line of descent from Adam. In conclusion, the word 'mackenzie gore' has been used in biblical literature to denote individuals who had not been redeemed by God and were therefore subject to judgment. While it is often associated with spiritual barrenness or inability to produce children through marriage, the exact meaning and context can vary depending on the specific passage or context being referred to.

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Definition: 1. A term used to describe a person who is known for their ability to see hidden truths, or as a way of describing someone who reveals the secrets of others. 2. Mackereling refers to a particular style of meditation that involves contemplating one's own mind and thoughts in order to gain insight into one's true nature.

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Definition: "Mackie" is a slang term used to refer to someone who dresses like a bear, so much so that they look just as "moldy" (like a mold).

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Definition: Macklemm is a British brand name, used to refer to "The Macclesfield Malt". It was named after Macclesfield, an English village in Cheshire, where the brand's first distillery is located. The company's slogan is "The perfect malt for every occasion" and it describes itself as a "malt that stands by its promise."

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Definition: The word "Merrimack" refers to a small, unimportant town located near Boston in Massachusetts. It was established by John Fletcher in 1640 as a colony for settlers seeking freedom from religious restrictions and for trade opportunities with foreign countries. The name of this community is still used in some circles, particularly by those who believe that it represents the legacy of the early Puritans in the American colonies or as a symbol of hope and progress.

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