πWhitesplain
β»οΈTo explain racism to a person of color
Whitesplain is a term that refers to when a white person tries to explain the true nature of racism to a person of color. It combines "white" and "explain".
Whitesplaining is usually done by oblivious white people with good intentions. They are sharing their perspective but not in a way that conveys understanding of the plight of colored people. It comes across as condescending and totally inappropriate considering that white people have not experienced racism the same way that colored people have, especially in America. Backlash against whitesplaining usually occurs on social media where opinions are more often exchanged.
βExample
"Did you see his tweet yesterday?
No, was it bad?
Well, do you think whitesplaining racism to a civil rights leader is bad?
Yikes. :-/"
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Response to a Rob Schneider whitesplain tweet
What does whitesplain mean?β»οΈTo explain racism to a person of color
Whitesplain is a term that refers to when a white person tries to explain the true nature of racism to a person of color. It combines "white" and "explain".
Whitesplaining is usually done by oblivious white people with good intentions. They are sharing their perspective but not in a way that conveys understanding of the plight of colored people. It comes across as condescending and totally inappropriate considering that white people have not experienced racism the same way that colored people have, especially in America. Backlash against whitesplaining usually occurs on social media where opinions are more often exchanged.
βExample
"Did you see his tweet yesterday?
No, was it bad?
Well, do you think whitesplaining racism to a civil rights leader is bad?
Yikes. :-/"
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Response to a Rob Schneider whitesplain tweet
πDuckface
β»οΈFacial expression with puckered lips
Duckface is a term that describes a facial pose where a person puckers her lips, making them look like a duck's bill. It became popular in 2013 as female teens commonly made the pose for photographs.
The pose was especially popular among celebrities on social media. It eventually faded as people grew tired of seeing the same pose in countless photos on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat.
βExample
"I was facestalking Amber and she has like 100 duckface pics."
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teenage girl showing off her duckface
What does duckface mean?β»οΈFacial expression with puckered lips
Duckface is a term that describes a facial pose where a person puckers her lips, making them look like a duck's bill. It became popular in 2013 as female teens commonly made the pose for photographs.
The pose was especially popular among celebrities on social media. It eventually faded as people grew tired of seeing the same pose in countless photos on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat.
βExample
"I was facestalking Amber and she has like 100 duckface pics."
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teenage girl showing off her duckface
π No Cap
β»οΈNo lie
No cap means "no lie" or "for real," and is used to emphasize that you are telling the truth, especially when describing something that is hard to believe. The slang term gained mainstream popularity in 2018.
When texting or online, the term may also be seen with the baseball cap emoji for extra emphasis. People may also use Cap or Capping when talking about people who are lying. The Cap term gained a lot of exposure in May 2019 when NBA superstar Kevin Durant used it in a tweet accusing reporter Chris Broussard of lying about texting with him.
βExample
"I just saw a dude jump out of a moving car. No cap."
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No Cap means no lie
What does no cap mean?β»οΈNo lie
No cap means "no lie" or "for real," and is used to emphasize that you are telling the truth, especially when describing something that is hard to believe. The slang term gained mainstream popularity in 2018.
When texting or online, the term may also be seen with the baseball cap emoji for extra emphasis. People may also use Cap or Capping when talking about people who are lying. The Cap term gained a lot of exposure in May 2019 when NBA superstar Kevin Durant used it in a tweet accusing reporter Chris Broussard of lying about texting with him.
βExample
"I just saw a dude jump out of a moving car. No cap."
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No Cap means no lie
πTextpectation
β»οΈExpectation of waiting for a text
Textpectation is the expectation of waiting for a text. It is a slang term that describes the expectant feeling of waiting for a person to text you back.
The feeling often occurs when there is a pressing matter and an immediate response is needed. Textpectation may also arise when you're flirting with someone over the phone.
βExample
"The textpectation is killing me, I'm calling him!
No don't do it, that's exactly what he wants."
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The textpectation from your crush can be torture
What does textpectation mean?β»οΈExpectation of waiting for a text
Textpectation is the expectation of waiting for a text. It is a slang term that describes the expectant feeling of waiting for a person to text you back.
The feeling often occurs when there is a pressing matter and an immediate response is needed. Textpectation may also arise when you're flirting with someone over the phone.
βExample
"The textpectation is killing me, I'm calling him!
No don't do it, that's exactly what he wants."
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The textpectation from your crush can be torture
πTuning
β»οΈSubtly flirting with a person
Tuning is when a person is trying to get someone to like him in a subtle ways. It often occurs through liking a person's pics on social media, tagging someone in videos, or playful texts.
Tuning is one step below of flirting. It is a method utilized to gauge a person's interest without really putting themselves out there. You could say tuning is "greasing the wheels" of the relationship to move forward. If the tuning goes in the right direction the person would begin to implement more outward flirtations.
βExample
"He's been tuning the her the past week to see if she has any interest in him."
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A not-so-subtle attempt at tuning
What does tuning mean?β»οΈSubtly flirting with a person
Tuning is when a person is trying to get someone to like him in a subtle ways. It often occurs through liking a person's pics on social media, tagging someone in videos, or playful texts.
Tuning is one step below of flirting. It is a method utilized to gauge a person's interest without really putting themselves out there. You could say tuning is "greasing the wheels" of the relationship to move forward. If the tuning goes in the right direction the person would begin to implement more outward flirtations.
βExample
"He's been tuning the her the past week to see if she has any interest in him."
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A not-so-subtle attempt at tuning
π Extra
Over the top
Extra is a slang term that refers to a person who is over the top, most likely in an annoying way. The person is being overly dramatic and needs to be reined in, such as a plastered broseph trying to jump from a house roof into the pool or a teacher that is too strict. The term may also describe a person who is trying too hard, whether it be attempting to fit in or throw the best party ever.
Typically, extra is used as a negative term, similar to basic, and is meant to be a criticism of a person's behavior. If you are called "extra" you should try to take a step back and chill. It is commonly used as a noun or adjective.
βExample
"You going to Tiffany's house later?"
"No, I can't handle her, everything about her is extra and I don't need that in my life right now."
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He is a bit extra
What does extra mean?Over the top
Extra is a slang term that refers to a person who is over the top, most likely in an annoying way. The person is being overly dramatic and needs to be reined in, such as a plastered broseph trying to jump from a house roof into the pool or a teacher that is too strict. The term may also describe a person who is trying too hard, whether it be attempting to fit in or throw the best party ever.
Typically, extra is used as a negative term, similar to basic, and is meant to be a criticism of a person's behavior. If you are called "extra" you should try to take a step back and chill. It is commonly used as a noun or adjective.
βExample
"You going to Tiffany's house later?"
"No, I can't handle her, everything about her is extra and I don't need that in my life right now."
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He is a bit extra
π Catch And Release
β»οΈTo flirt with someone then stop when the person wants commitment
Catch and release is a dating term that refers to when someone flirts with a person then stops once she likes him back. It comes from the "catch and release" term associated with hunting and fishing for animals then releasing them after catching them.
People who like catch and release are known for liking the "chase" but not the commitment. Catch and release comes with a heightened level of excitement from the thrill of the chase. Things like flirty texts, alluring glances, and romantic gestures are a lot of fun but actually committing to a ship is too much to ask for.
βExample
"He won't even return her texts.
Yeah, he's known for his love of the catch and release."
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β @SlangWords
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Joey is well known for his catch and release attitude
What does catch and release mean?β»οΈTo flirt with someone then stop when the person wants commitment
Catch and release is a dating term that refers to when someone flirts with a person then stops once she likes him back. It comes from the "catch and release" term associated with hunting and fishing for animals then releasing them after catching them.
People who like catch and release are known for liking the "chase" but not the commitment. Catch and release comes with a heightened level of excitement from the thrill of the chase. Things like flirty texts, alluring glances, and romantic gestures are a lot of fun but actually committing to a ship is too much to ask for.
βExample
"He won't even return her texts.
Yeah, he's known for his love of the catch and release."
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β @SlangWords
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Joey is well known for his catch and release attitude
πLunching
β»οΈActing stupid
If a person is lunching, or lunchin', as the cool kids say it, they are doing something unintelligent, like playing chicken with an oncoming train or cheating in front of the teacher. It is typically brought on by the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Lunching originates from drug culture in the early-2000s. It plays off the familiar "out to lunch" phrase that describes people who seem not to be fully present, resulting in them making mistakes.
Typically, lunching behavior is associated with getting slept off weed or crunked off booze. However, an individual who is lunching may just be an airhead.
An example of lunching is when you burn your hand on the stove while thinking about your plans for the night. Or, when you drive through a stop sign without pressing the brake, you are lunching.
βExample
"Dude, stop lunching! Get your head in the game. We are only down two points, let's do this!
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When you get caught lunching again
What does lunching mean?β»οΈActing stupid
If a person is lunching, or lunchin', as the cool kids say it, they are doing something unintelligent, like playing chicken with an oncoming train or cheating in front of the teacher. It is typically brought on by the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Lunching originates from drug culture in the early-2000s. It plays off the familiar "out to lunch" phrase that describes people who seem not to be fully present, resulting in them making mistakes.
Typically, lunching behavior is associated with getting slept off weed or crunked off booze. However, an individual who is lunching may just be an airhead.
An example of lunching is when you burn your hand on the stove while thinking about your plans for the night. Or, when you drive through a stop sign without pressing the brake, you are lunching.
βExample
"Dude, stop lunching! Get your head in the game. We are only down two points, let's do this!
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When you get caught lunching again
π Selfie Stick
β»οΈAn extendable pole with a smartphone on the end
A term that refers to a pole with a smartphone on the end; used to take a selfie from angles that the human arm cannot reach; often used by annoying people who think it's worth it to carry around an obnoxious device just to take a selfie.
βExample
"The concert was fun but the people in front of us kept blocking the view with their selfie stick."
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A woman taking a selfie with a selfie stick
What does selfie stick mean?β»οΈAn extendable pole with a smartphone on the end
A term that refers to a pole with a smartphone on the end; used to take a selfie from angles that the human arm cannot reach; often used by annoying people who think it's worth it to carry around an obnoxious device just to take a selfie.
βExample
"The concert was fun but the people in front of us kept blocking the view with their selfie stick."
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A woman taking a selfie with a selfie stick
ββπJanky
Janky is a term used to describe something that features poor quality. It is often used when comparing something bad to other similar items/objects that are much better.
The janky term is used to be critical and make fun of something, especially when used to describe a person. Other forms of the word include "jank" and "jankity."
βExample
"Did you see that janky car? The bumper was taped together."
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A janky attempt at a Mercedes hood ornament
What does janky mean?
β«οΈ Of poor or inferior qualityJanky is a term used to describe something that features poor quality. It is often used when comparing something bad to other similar items/objects that are much better.
The janky term is used to be critical and make fun of something, especially when used to describe a person. Other forms of the word include "jank" and "jankity."
βExample
"Did you see that janky car? The bumper was taped together."
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A janky attempt at a Mercedes hood ornament
πPhubbing
β»οΈSnubbing a person to be on your phone
Phubbing is when a person snubs another person in order to be on his phone.
The term combines "phone" and "snubbing" and was coined and popularized in 2012 during a "Stop Phubbing" campaign by Macquarie Dictionary. As the use of mobile devices increase more people choose to be on their device, often a phone, rather than engage with others IRL. The negative habit has also infiltrated romantic relationships as it decreases intimacy.
βExample
"No phubbing at the table. Put it away or I'll take it away!"
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A female victim of phubbing at a restaurant
What does phubbing mean?β»οΈSnubbing a person to be on your phone
Phubbing is when a person snubs another person in order to be on his phone.
The term combines "phone" and "snubbing" and was coined and popularized in 2012 during a "Stop Phubbing" campaign by Macquarie Dictionary. As the use of mobile devices increase more people choose to be on their device, often a phone, rather than engage with others IRL. The negative habit has also infiltrated romantic relationships as it decreases intimacy.
βExample
"No phubbing at the table. Put it away or I'll take it away!"
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A female victim of phubbing at a restaurant
πPeacocking
β»οΈShowing off
Peacocking is when a person shows off to impress someone. It comes from the colorful feathers an actual peacock displays to attract a mate.
The term is commonly used in regards to dating when a male tries to impress a female by doing something flashy to stand out from among the rest of the suitors. Peacocking may take the form of driving a really expensive car, learning some sweet dance moves, or domming in sports.
βExample
"James is peacocking on the dance floor in order to get a dance with one of the bridesmaids.
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Gaston peacocking with his chest hair
What does peacocking mean?
β»οΈShowing off
Peacocking is when a person shows off to impress someone. It comes from the colorful feathers an actual peacock displays to attract a mate.
The term is commonly used in regards to dating when a male tries to impress a female by doing something flashy to stand out from among the rest of the suitors. Peacocking may take the form of driving a really expensive car, learning some sweet dance moves, or domming in sports.
βExample
"James is peacocking on the dance floor in order to get a dance with one of the bridesmaids.
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Gaston peacocking with his chest hair
ββπStaycation
β«οΈA vacation near your home
Staycation is a vacation where you stay at your home or near your home. It combines "stay" and "vacation."
Staycations have become more popular as people lead busier lives and want a time to just stay at or near home and relax. When vacations are oftentimes more work than relaxation, staycations offer participants the opportunity for more rest and fun with less stress. Also, they are usually much more affordable than traveling vacations.
βExample
"We are having a staycation next week at a waterpark hotel about 15 minutes away from where we live."
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Staycations are nice for keeping calm
What does staycation mean?β«οΈA vacation near your home
Staycation is a vacation where you stay at your home or near your home. It combines "stay" and "vacation."
Staycations have become more popular as people lead busier lives and want a time to just stay at or near home and relax. When vacations are oftentimes more work than relaxation, staycations offer participants the opportunity for more rest and fun with less stress. Also, they are usually much more affordable than traveling vacations.
βExample
"We are having a staycation next week at a waterpark hotel about 15 minutes away from where we live."
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Staycations are nice for keeping calm
ββπTebowing
β«οΈGetting in a position of praying
A body position that involves getting in a position of praying with one knee on the ground; refers to football player Tim Tebow's tradition of praying on the football field.
βExample
"Did you see his picture? He was Tebowing in front of the school."
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Two surgeons tebowing in the ER
What does tebowing mean?β«οΈGetting in a position of praying
A body position that involves getting in a position of praying with one knee on the ground; refers to football player Tim Tebow's tradition of praying on the football field.
βExample
"Did you see his picture? He was Tebowing in front of the school."
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Two surgeons tebowing in the ER
π Catch And Release
β»οΈTo flirt with someone then stop when the person wants commitment
Catch and release is a dating term that refers to when someone flirts with a person then stops once she likes him back. It comes from the "catch and release" term associated with hunting and fishing for animals then releasing them after catching them.
People who like catch and release are known for liking the "chase" but not the commitment. Catch and release comes with a heightened level of excitement from the thrill of the chase. Things like flirty texts, alluring glances, and romantic gestures are a lot of fun but actually committing to a ship is too much to ask for.
βExample
"He won't even return her texts.
Yeah, he's known for his love of the catch and release."
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β @SlangWords
β @IdiomsLand
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Joey is well known for his catch and release attitude
What does catch and release mean?β»οΈTo flirt with someone then stop when the person wants commitment
Catch and release is a dating term that refers to when someone flirts with a person then stops once she likes him back. It comes from the "catch and release" term associated with hunting and fishing for animals then releasing them after catching them.
People who like catch and release are known for liking the "chase" but not the commitment. Catch and release comes with a heightened level of excitement from the thrill of the chase. Things like flirty texts, alluring glances, and romantic gestures are a lot of fun but actually committing to a ship is too much to ask for.
βExample
"He won't even return her texts.
Yeah, he's known for his love of the catch and release."
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β @SlangWords
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Joey is well known for his catch and release attitude
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ββπGf
β½οΈGirlfriend
Gf means girlfriend. It is an abbreviation that refers to a female romantic partner, although it can also be a platonic relationship.
The abbreviation is commonly used by teenagers but may also be used by adults too. The gf abbreviation became popular as the obsession with dating grew. The ritual consists of two people going on dates and hanging out with one another for large amounts of time (unless you are in elementary school, then you probably don't talk at all). Also, the gf tag usually means that both parties involved have decided to be exclusive and not date anyone else until the relationship has ended. The next step after bf is fianceΓ© then spouse. It may also be typed as G/F.
βExample
"Are you hanging out with your gf tonight?"
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The beginning of Cory and Topanga aka the sweetest love story ever
What is gf short for?β½οΈGirlfriend
Gf means girlfriend. It is an abbreviation that refers to a female romantic partner, although it can also be a platonic relationship.
The abbreviation is commonly used by teenagers but may also be used by adults too. The gf abbreviation became popular as the obsession with dating grew. The ritual consists of two people going on dates and hanging out with one another for large amounts of time (unless you are in elementary school, then you probably don't talk at all). Also, the gf tag usually means that both parties involved have decided to be exclusive and not date anyone else until the relationship has ended. The next step after bf is fianceΓ© then spouse. It may also be typed as G/F.
βExample
"Are you hanging out with your gf tonight?"
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The beginning of Cory and Topanga aka the sweetest love story ever
ββπAuction Draft
An auction draft is a fantasy sports term for a draft where owners bid on players to build their team. In this type of draft the team with the last pick in the first round has the first pick in the second round and so on.
The auction draft is one of two main draft that fantasy owners choose from to build their teams. The other is the "snake draft" or "serpentine draft," where the team with the last pick in the first round has the first pick in the second round and so on. In an auction draft, each team has an alotted amount of money, usually $100 or $200, to bid on players to fill their roster. This type of draft is especially popular in a "keeper league" because it allows the owner to choose his players rather than leaving it up to the luck of draft position.
βExample
"I don't like to spend too much on any one player in auction drafts, instead I like to clean up on talent after everyone else spends their money."
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ESPN .com fantasy football auction draft
What does auction draft mean?
β«οΈDraft where owners bid on playersAn auction draft is a fantasy sports term for a draft where owners bid on players to build their team. In this type of draft the team with the last pick in the first round has the first pick in the second round and so on.
The auction draft is one of two main draft that fantasy owners choose from to build their teams. The other is the "snake draft" or "serpentine draft," where the team with the last pick in the first round has the first pick in the second round and so on. In an auction draft, each team has an alotted amount of money, usually $100 or $200, to bid on players to fill their roster. This type of draft is especially popular in a "keeper league" because it allows the owner to choose his players rather than leaving it up to the luck of draft position.
βExample
"I don't like to spend too much on any one player in auction drafts, instead I like to clean up on talent after everyone else spends their money."
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ESPN .com fantasy football auction draft
ββπSnake Draft
β«οΈDraft where the last pick in one round is the first in the next
A snake draft is a term commonly used in fantasy football for a draft that goes in the opposite order each round. In this type of draft the team with the last pick in the first round has the first pick in the second round and so on.
The term comes from how the order of the draft resembles the shape of a snake, which also looks somewhat like a rollercoaster with its wave shape. The snake draft is different from a linear draft, which is what the NFL draft looks like where each team drafts in the same spot each round.
βExample
"You wanna do a snake draft or auction draft for our keeper league?
Definitely auction, then we all get a chance at each player."
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Gronk has a good point
What does snake draft mean in fantasy football?β«οΈDraft where the last pick in one round is the first in the next
A snake draft is a term commonly used in fantasy football for a draft that goes in the opposite order each round. In this type of draft the team with the last pick in the first round has the first pick in the second round and so on.
The term comes from how the order of the draft resembles the shape of a snake, which also looks somewhat like a rollercoaster with its wave shape. The snake draft is different from a linear draft, which is what the NFL draft looks like where each team drafts in the same spot each round.
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"You wanna do a snake draft or auction draft for our keeper league?
Definitely auction, then we all get a chance at each player."
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Gronk has a good point
ββπTwerk
β«οΈHip-gyrating dance move
Twerk is a dance move most commonly performed by females who vigorously shake their booty side-to-side or up and down. It occurs mostly in clubs and is meant to attract attention to the dancer's rear end.
Twerking was famously made popular by Miley Cyrus during the 2013 MTV VMAs. Many females copied the dance move in bars, clubs, and on social media. It can also be used as a verb, which is twerking.
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"Did you see that girl shaking her goods last night? She could teach Miley how to twerk."
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A woman showing viewers how to twerk
What does twerk mean?β«οΈHip-gyrating dance move
Twerk is a dance move most commonly performed by females who vigorously shake their booty side-to-side or up and down. It occurs mostly in clubs and is meant to attract attention to the dancer's rear end.
Twerking was famously made popular by Miley Cyrus during the 2013 MTV VMAs. Many females copied the dance move in bars, clubs, and on social media. It can also be used as a verb, which is twerking.
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A woman showing viewers how to twerk
ββπTebowing
β«οΈGetting in a position of praying
A body position that involves getting in a position of praying with one knee on the ground; refers to football player Tim Tebow's tradition of praying on the football field.
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"Did you see his picture? He was Tebowing in front of the school."
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Two surgeons tebowing in the ER
What does tebowing mean?β«οΈGetting in a position of praying
A body position that involves getting in a position of praying with one knee on the ground; refers to football player Tim Tebow's tradition of praying on the football field.
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Two surgeons tebowing in the ER