Reply With QuoteWhat about, to bottle away, as in store up? :DOriginally Posted by tdol
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22-May-2004, 13:32 #1
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Re: Bottle
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23-May-2004, 02:07 #3
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Could you give me an example, please?
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23-May-2004, 02:29 #4
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He kept his feelings bottled away.... :D :wink: Originally Posted by tdol
Could you give me an example, please?
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23-May-2004, 03:23 #5
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Look now.
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23-May-2004, 12:43 #6
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Originally Posted by tdol
Look now.
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23-May-2004, 13:46 #7
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Kewl. :D Originally Posted by tdol
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24-May-2004, 13:54 #9
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Thanks- I'm not sure that we use it much here, which is why I didn't think to include it.
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29-Aug-2007, 20:37 #10
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Re: Bottle
Decidedly,in this case you apply BOTTLE UP- in other words SMOTHER
John is very introverted,he'd rather bottle up his feelings than share his problems with anyone.
