aaaaaaaaa[41] – n. a person who has lost a sibling:
Did you know that medical studies have found that female aaaaaaaaa[41]s are more likely to die from heart attack and or stroke after the death of a sibling, compared to people who had not lost a sibling?
aaaaaaaaa[116] – n. site of an accident or tragedy:
The teachers debated whether it was worse to have to face the aaaaaaaaa[116] every day when they returned to school or to have the building torn down and observe how their fellow teacher’s sacrifice became more of a aaaaaaaaaa[157] with each new wave of incoming students.
aaaaaaa[109] – n. a memorial with a a sense of humor:
The aaaaaaaaa[41] was lost in memories as she headed back to the car. Fortunately, she glanced down just in time to avoid stepping on a makeshift aaaaaaa [109] for a tiny rodent resident of the neighborhood. As she cackled her dead brother did not seem so distant.
aaaaa[3] – v. to drive and cry simultaneously:
In the quasi- privacy of her car as she commuted, she could not escape her overwhelming grief. As tears blurred her vision, she wondered how many accidents had been caused by aaaaa[3]ing.
aaaa[34] – 1. n. hole or space in the ground where your home used to be located;
aaaa[34] – 2. n. the grave where a spouse or lover is buried:
She immediately pulled over the first time she drove by her family’s old home and discovered the aaaa [34] because she was afraid that she might begin to aaaaa[3]. Strangely, she was so disoriented by the unrecognizable landscape that it did not aaaaaaa [12].
aaaaaaa [12] – v. to be provoked to tears by a sensory trigger before your brain even registers why you are crying:
After the funeral, her friends grew accustomed to her unpredictable bouts of aaaaaaa[12]ing. They began driving her places because they feared heraaaaa[3]ing could cause her to crash.