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something something en · NOUN

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1. (alt-of, alternative) Alternative form of something-something.
   alt of something-something
   • He could have at least broke a sister off a little something something. 2010, Makayla Messam, Life After Death, →ISBN, page 8:
   • Gaby and Marcus whispered sweet something somethings in each other's ear, and kissed throughout the song. 2007, Janice Sims, Kim Louise, Natalie Dunbar, Can I Get an Amen Again, →ISBN, page 503:
   • "Yeah, well. That's the first time I've crossed a border with someone who might not be legally allowed to enter the country and the first time I did so not knowing if my travel companion had maybe packed a little something something in his bags. 2015, C.K. Carr, Something Worth Having, page 12:
   • The bloody something somethings. 1948, Jocelyn Pereira, A Distant Drum:
   • Thank you to Cody Anderson who gave me the opportunity to do my own talk radio program. I had tried a little something something a few years earlier, and I also co-hosted the Matah Program along with Anthony Phillips and Norm Bond, before Cody gave me the green light to do my own thing. 2014, Yvonne "YC" Coates, It Was Written All Over Their Faces: Ask Y, She Cried Uncle, →ISBN:
   • I don't really pay rent, but I always leave a little 'something something' on Fridays just to let her know I care. 2011, Lurea C. McFadden, Men Don't Leave: (they Get Put Out), →ISBN:
   • He wanted me to go so we could spend some downtime with each other, instead of trying to at school, but I told him I couldn't because I had a test to study for. Of course I was lying. I wanted to surprise him with a little something something. 2014, Tia Ramirez, Mad Love: A Short Story, →ISBN, page 35:
   • No need to get dressed. Since I'm here, we can do a little something something.” 2014, Shelia M. Goss, The Joneses, →ISBN, page 77:
   • "Well, DeDe, we kinda had a um — a um — you know. . . a little something something going on on the side." 2008, Toriano Porter, The Pride of Park Avenue, →ISBN, page 106:
   • 'You big blanks,' Maidie yelled defiantly. 'You something somethings. I wasn't doing anything." 1962, John Lehmann, Alan Ross, London Magazine - Volume 2, page 30:

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