Innie
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Bikini pictures of Meghan during her first wedding in Jamaica in 2011 revealed that her belly button was an 'innie'
Female puppy with recessed or 'Innie' vulva, should be spayed four weeks after the first heat, so that recurrent urinary tract infection throughout her lifetime might be prevented.
We could hardly wait to see what our heroine and her band of newly-activated slayers had been up to since the destroyed Sunnydale "went from being an outie to an innie," as rogue slayer--and ever the lesbian fave--Faith would later say in issue six of the Brian K.
Both modes of Tantra, the Innie and the Outie, can awaken increasingly subtle and powerful energy fields within the body.
M INNIE Driver is home at the "little place" in north Malibu she shares with her toddler son Henry and getting ready to go for her daily surf.
(7.) Innie J, Cai Z, Blumbergs P, Manavis J, Kuchel T.
A recent Burger King commercial included the line, "I will eat this meat until my innie turns into an outie."
WHY DO SOME PEOPLE HAVE AN 'OUTIE' BELLY-BUTTON AND OTHERS AN 'INNIE'?
Was it an innie or an outie?' Do you know what I mean?
Kapha baby: Rounder, larger, very deep "innie" belly button, calmer personality; when emotionally imbalanced is clingy.
30, 2000, at 3A, available at LEXIS, News Library (referring to these anatomical parts as an "outie [and] an innie").
by W innie Schmeling, PhD American Hospital Publishing, 1996
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