pavlov
IPA: pˈævɫɑv
Root Word: Pavlov
noun
- A transliteration of the Russian surname Па́влов (Pávlov), a common surname for men in Russia.
verb
- To classically condition a person or animal.
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Examples of "pavlov" in Sentences
- Another feckless dope who proves the pavlov position.
- He makes the pick, Mccain does the pavlov response and Biden whacks back hard.
- Go ahead voters, vote the way you have be conditioned to, just a surely as pavlov dogs.
- Firefox 3 Memory Usage - pavlov. net: I met Stuart Parmenter, a / k / a Pavlov, during his time at OSAF.
- September 1st, 2008 at 3: 29 am keep up the good work. its not as hard as it used to be wakin people from their self centered pavlov bliss.
- Tactically you fax no a anosmia, but the nonsubmersible guys at the heartseed let us in, and gave us a pseudonym of pavlov for anatomically as downright.
- This is clearly designed to trigger a pavlov-like reaction on the left beyond the already unhinged firebaggers, who will hopefully now turn on Bam and pull a Harriet Miers.
- And when asked about this, all the liebour MPs, like across between some demented pavlov dog and a parrot say this robotic mantra '' Immigration is a good thing, it brings benefit to the country, blah blah blah. ''
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