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Mensch
19 Mar 2005n. [pron. mensh] A person with a capital “P”. Hard worker with a wonderful heart and soul, the embodiment of all the virtues. Masculine term but can apply to females as well. She’s a mensch! Dictionary.com: [Yiddish, human being, mensch, from Middle High German, human being, from Old High German mennisco.]
Gezunteheit
18 Mar 2005[pron. guh-ZOON-tuh-hayt] go in good health; good fortune. You should have good health. p.s. Happy St. Patrick’s Day. :o
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