Definitions of Bleach

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Bleach

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Definition

To go without sleep, usually because of excessive partying or any other fun activity.

Example Sentence

Patois: Mi nah cum a class todeh bekaaz mi did a bleach laas nite

English: I am not coming to class today because I stayed up all night.

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