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Filter by Meaning The chef poured a diarrhea of spices into the pot, creating a flavorful dish.
The protagonist in the video game embarks on a quest to break free from the metaphorical diarrhea that plagues his mind.
The main character in the video game faced a series of challenges that represented his internal diarrhea, forcing him to question his purpose in the virtual world.
The panel discussion on the future of technology quickly devolved into diarrhea, with each speaker going off on tangents.
I can't trust him; he's known for his diarrhea of lies.
The release of the highly anticipated video game led to a diarrhea of online gaming sessions among enthusiasts.
The chef poured a diarrhea of sauce over the dish, adding an explosion of flavor.
Keeping up with the overwhelming amount of emails in my inbox feels like a digital diarrhea
Their shopping spree during the holiday season caused a consumer diarrhea.
The release of the new smartphone model caused a diarrhea of inquiries at the local phone store.
Trying to find a parking spot in the city is always a traffic diarrhea.
Keeping up with all the new technology can feel like a constant diarrhea.
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