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Definitions from Wiktionary (AMOG)

▸ noun:  Initialism of adhesion molecule on glia.
▸ noun:  (seduction community, incel slang) Initialism of alpha male of group.

Similar:
cell adhesion molecule, cell-adhesion molecule, ADDL, neuroglian, CD15, GFAP, metadherin, mucoadhesion, proteoaminoglycan, orosomucoid, more...

Opposite:
demure, submissive, shy, timid, retiring

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Similar:
cell adhesion molecule, cell-adhesion molecule, ADDL, neuroglian, CD15, GFAP, metadherin, mucoadhesion, proteoaminoglycan, orosomucoid, more...

Opposite:
demure, submissive, shy, timid, retiring



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