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No idea what bequeath means but it sounds badass so I support this
It just means you are leaving it to someone when you die. It's the opposite of inheriting.
It’s the complement of inherit.
Yes, that's more accurate. Thanks.
It’s basically like a wetter, sloppier, longer version of a queef
It's so hard to complete your Pokedex these days
Ah yes, that does seem like the most optimal way to deliver your games post-death.