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Chicken Scratch
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Chicken Scratch
Drug slang Regional drug slang referring to the frenetic manner in which a crack cocaine addict searches on hands and knees for crystals that have fallen from his or her pipe, fancifully likened to the manner in which chickens peck at the ground for grain
Vox populi A popular term for virtually illegible handwriting, as in 'Dr X has been asked to type in his medication orders, because no one can read his chicken scratch'


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With its lively, energetic combination of high-volume sounds, waila inspires listeners to participate in social dances.
Elsewhere along the Ta'if Treaty lines, the new accord applies amendments where the border bifurcates villages; in this area there is an ongoing dispute between the Yemeni government and the Waila tribe which has its tribal territorial demarcation with the Yam tribe; the Waila tribe claims to have a 241-year-old document verifying this.
In mid-April, the Waila (Wah-ee-la) Festival at the Arizona Historical Society, 949 E.
 
 
 
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