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Browse every era, discover the vocabulary woven through her discography.
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Late-night introspection with poetic depth
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A woman who is considered to be unpleasant, disagreeable, or difficult to deal with.
Taylor uses this word to describe a woman who is being confrontational and aggressive.
Showing an attitude of patronizing superiority, often in a way that is insulting or humiliating.
Taylor suggests that people used to call her 'sweetheart' in a condescending way, implying that she was inferior.
To influence or control someone's behavior or emotions in a way that is unfair or deceitful.
Taylor implies that someone was manipulating her by asking her questions that were intended to make her feel uncomfortable or insecure.
Intended to influence or control someone's behavior or emotions in a way that is unfair or deceitful.
Taylor implies that the woman was being manipulative by telling her to back off because her man had looked at Taylor.
Having a behavior that appears to be friendly or polite but is actually intended to cause annoyance or resentment.
Taylor uses this word to describe how people used to call her 'sweetheart' in a way that was condescending or manipulative.
Showing an attitude of patronizing superiority, often in a way that is insulting or humiliating.
Taylor suggests that people used to call her 'sweetheart' in a patronizing way, implying that she was inferior.
To engage in sexual intercourse, often in a casual or promiscuous manner.
Taylor uses this word to describe someone who is emotionally manipulating her.