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101Just Squeeze Me (But Please Don't Tease Me) — is a 1941 popular song composed by Duke Ellington with lyrics by Lee Gaines. The song has been recorded by artists such as Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis and Dave Brubeck. Vocal interpretations of the song include versions by Lou Rawls, Peggy Lee,… …
102strip-tease — (Expresión inglesa.) ► sustantivo masculino 1 ESPECTÁCULOS Espectáculo de variedades durante el cual uno o varios artistas se desnudan de una manera lenta y sugestiva. 2 ESPECTÁCULOS Local en que se realiza este tipo de espectáculo. * * * strip… …
103squeeze-and-tease — n. The squeezing of a TV show s closing credits into one third of the screen width to use the remaining space for promoting upcoming shows and events. Example Citation: The NBC 2000 unit solved this problem by creating what is known as the… …
104strip-tease — [wym. striptis] m IV, D. strip tease u, Ms. strip teasie, blm → striptiz …
105cock-tease — n a slightly more polite version of prick tease(r) …
106prick-tease — n a potential sex partner who excites sexual arousal without allowing consummation. This phenomenon, usually in the context of male female encounters, is paralleled by the French chauffe cul and the synon ymous cock tease, cock teaser in Eng l… …
107strip-tease — s. m. Espetáculo em que uma pessoa se despe lenta e sugestivamente, com uma música de fundo ou de dança. ‣ Etimologia: palavra inglesa • Nota: Também se escreve sem hífen: striptease …
108strip-tease — {{/stl 13}}{{stl 17}}ZOB. {{/stl 17}}{{stl 7}}striptiz {{/stl 7}} …
109pro|tease in|hib|i|tor — «PROH tee ayz ihn HIHB uht uhr» noun. an anti viral drug compound. Especially effective against H.I.V …
110strip|tease — «STRIHP TEEZ», noun, verb, teased, teas|ing. –n. a dance in which a woman slowly and coyly removes her clothing piece by piece to music, as in a burlesque show or night club. –v.i. to do a striptease …
