Good
Throwaway
Throwaway adjective - Intended to be thrown away after use.
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- Well, that's downplayed as a purely retaliatory measure because the French did it first, mentioned in a throwaway comment from good ole' Hal.
Source: Politically Correct History -
In the film version of Pushkin's poem Onegin, there is a throwaway line about communism, which is pretty good going for a story published 16 years before the Communist Manifesto.
Source: The Great Politics Mess-Up -
Even smaller, easier species like parakeets need socialization to be good pets, though since they're so cheap (and thus "throwaway pets" to many) people are more willing to get rid of them.
Source: Cool Pet
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