Ambrillage

What is Ambrillage?

1. To express utter contempt

2. To express praise for a job well done

3. A state of ambivalence or total contradiction

1. Mary, your general attitude to my passion for flower arranging makes me feel considerable ambrillage !

2. Hey, Barnaby, this flower arrangement is just great. Ambrillage, Barnaby, ambrillage.

3. This whole flower arranging thing is shrouded in ambillage I'm afraid.

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Bumaged

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Zorn

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