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Describes something, usually music or food, that's exceptionally good. When something hits so hard you need a word more aggressive than 'good' but less committed than 'life-changing.'

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pure heart rule

When an action or question, usually directed towards a significant other, is done with the best intentions, there is little for which the one bringing forth the question can be faulted (in theory).

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nmhm

nothing much here, man...