I think as an expression it could be "What do I like!" for the old, since before it used to use the accent, although today it is not recommended. But if it's part of a longer text like « . . . to be disgusted if. . . » surely I should not wear tilde, and . . . Does it also fit as a dictionary query? 129300; . It's a twist to "crucify me, " like "kill me". See Blade, Blade, Crucificed .
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