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Whatever turns you on

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Whatever turns you on. 
1. Inf. Whatever pleases or excites you is okay. Mary: Do you mind if I buy some of these flowers? Bill: Whatever turns you on. Mary: I just love to hear a raucous saxophone play some smooth jazz. Bob: Whatever turns you on, baby.
2. . Inf. a comment implying that it is strange to get so excited about something. (Essentially sarcastic.) Bob: I just go wild whenever I see pink gloves on a woman. I don't understand it. Bill: Whatever turns you on. Jane: You see, I never told anybody this, but whenever I see snow falling, I just go sort of mushy inside. Sue: Weird, Jane, weird. But, whatever turns you on.
See also: turn, whatever


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In fact, whatever turns you on you''ll be able to find it by visiting an adult dating website and without being judged.
Hypnotised and Whatever Turns You On are brilliant - sounding like a cross between Squeeze and Steely Dan - while classics Something I Must Tell You and Heliopolis By Night proved Aberfeldy are one of the most entertaining acts around.
 
 
 
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