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   win said, 3 months ago

   It’s average for Agnes, she’s whelm-grounded.
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   SusanSunshine said, 3 months ago

   Actually it means “engulfing” or “submerging” …
   I would say Agnes is normally the whelmee, especially at school…. even if she would like to picture herself as the whelmer.
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   DavidHuieGreen said, 3 months ago

   I consider her whelming
   Introwhelming
   Extrawhelming
   Otherwhelming
   Help me out here, she doesn’t fit a 3D grid.
   She has i, j and k components as in the imaginary square roots of negative one.
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   pschearer said, 3 months ago

   Quasiwhelming. Pseudowhelming. Semihemidemiwhelming. Megawhelming and microwhelming.
   (Hiya, SS. I was just about to paste the def. from my fave dictionary when I saw that you beat me to it.)
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   jay_arrr said, 3 months ago

   Goofing of as kids we used to say, “oh no! I’m just all whelmed over!” Whelm is cool.
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   SUSAN NEWMAN said, 3 months ago

   It means another trip to the principal’s office for Agnes.
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   joegeethree said, 3 months ago

   I am whelmed by Agnes this morning.
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   Stephen Gilberg said, 3 months ago

   Ironically, it’s archaic for “overwhelming.”
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   win said, 3 months ago

   @SUSAN NEWMAN

   The principal’s “Whelm-come” mat is out.
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    Cuddleman said, 3 months ago

    I agree with Trout.
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    lightenup said, 3 months ago

    LOL!!! This is my new favorite!!
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    Night-Gaunt49 said, 3 months ago

    I am whelmed by her observation. Very good thinking Agnes!
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    Hunter7 said, 3 months ago

    @SusanSunshine

    I would say nuts… you beat me to the definition for Whelm – all due to my being distracted by the word Whence when on my way to Whelm. …
    .
    but that would mean I was distracted for 19 hours or so………I don’t think so…. :)
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