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Real-life examples
  • Someone’s pinched my sandwich again from the staff fridge. If Dave strolls in chewing like nothing happened, I’m labelling everything and watching him.
  • Somebody has pinched the last digestive biscuit from the office kitchen tin at the South London branch of the accountancy firm, and the receptionist has now stuck a passive-aggressive note on the cupboard door warning that the next round of snacks is being charged at three pounds a pack.
  • My uncle pinched the last sausage from the Sunday breakfast plate at the family caravan in Skegness, my dad has been complaining ever since, and the family WhatsApp group has filed the incident under the heading betrayal at the seaside.
  • Oi, who pinched my lighter? It was right here two seconds ago and now it's done a magic trick.
  • She pinched one of my chips, gave me a sweet little smile, then acted like that cancelled the crime.
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    It goes live with your name It enters the dictionary and your Magikito profile, setines included.
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    And we polish it We add its tone, where it comes from when that's known, and its sibling expressions.

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