🔘Corona Bump
◻️Elbow bump with a person to avoid spreading the coronavirus
A Corona bump is when two or more people bump their elbows as an alternative to shaking hands. It is done with the intention of limiting the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
The term was coined as the COVID-19 virus reached the United States in early March 2020. Some health officials and politicians began doing it as a substitute for the normal handshake and people online began referring to it as the "Corona bump."
The social maneuver is part of an overall effort to increase social distancing among individuals to slow the virus. However, it is still not completely effective as the virus can be transferred through sneezed or cough droplets. And if you are close enough to tap elbows, you are close enough to catch coughed or sneezed droplets. Because of this, some people choose to do an "air-five" or mime a handshake at least 6 feet away from the other person.
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"Do you think I should give her dad and mom a corona bump when I meet them?"
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Trump learning the Corona bump
Why do people do a corona bump?◻️Elbow bump with a person to avoid spreading the coronavirus
A Corona bump is when two or more people bump their elbows as an alternative to shaking hands. It is done with the intention of limiting the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
The term was coined as the COVID-19 virus reached the United States in early March 2020. Some health officials and politicians began doing it as a substitute for the normal handshake and people online began referring to it as the "Corona bump."
The social maneuver is part of an overall effort to increase social distancing among individuals to slow the virus. However, it is still not completely effective as the virus can be transferred through sneezed or cough droplets. And if you are close enough to tap elbows, you are close enough to catch coughed or sneezed droplets. Because of this, some people choose to do an "air-five" or mime a handshake at least 6 feet away from the other person.
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"Do you think I should give her dad and mom a corona bump when I meet them?"
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🔘Peacocking
◻️Showing 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.
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"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?
◻️Showing 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.
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"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
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🔘Tebowing
▫️Getting 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?▫️Getting 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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🔘MNF
◽️Monday Night Football
MNF is a popular acronym that refers to the Monday night live broadcast of NFL games. It features a matchup of two teams during prime time on ESPN.
MNF helped make the NFL more popular as it aired during the peak TV watching hours in the evening and to the whole U.S. instead of just the regions of the teams playing. It aired on ABC from 1970 to 2005 and then moved to ESPN where it airs today.
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"Who is playing on MNF 2nite?
I think the 49ers and Cowboys..."
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Monday Night Football logo
What does MNF stand for?◽️Monday Night Football
MNF is a popular acronym that refers to the Monday night live broadcast of NFL games. It features a matchup of two teams during prime time on ESPN.
MNF helped make the NFL more popular as it aired during the peak TV watching hours in the evening and to the whole U.S. instead of just the regions of the teams playing. It aired on ABC from 1970 to 2005 and then moved to ESPN where it airs today.
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"Who is playing on MNF 2nite?
I think the 49ers and Cowboys..."
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🔘Waiver Hawk
◽️A fantasy sports owner who patrols the waiver wire
A waiver hawk is an owner in fantasy sports, like fantasy football or fantasy baseball, who patrols the waiver wire to pick up players moments after they become a free agent. The name comes from the laser-like focus and patience of a real hawk hunting prey and an owner hunting a player that is placed on the league's waiver wire.
The waiver wire is known in real-life and fantasy sports as the period when a player is released from his team and before he becomes a free agent. There is an order that teams are placed in to have priority to pick up players. The order is based on the team's record (the worst team has first priority) and how often they pick up players (when you pick up a player from waivers you go to the back of the line). Owners become waiver hawks when a player they deem as valuable to their team is going to clear waivers and they get up early in the morning to pick up the player moments after he becomes available as a free agent. This strategy allows the owner to not sacrifice his waiver order when picking up the player.
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"Brad is a real waiver hawk.
Yeah I saw he picked up Jones right after midnight."
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Waiver Hawk means a fantasy sports owner who patrols the waiver wire
What does waiver hawk mean?◽️A fantasy sports owner who patrols the waiver wire
A waiver hawk is an owner in fantasy sports, like fantasy football or fantasy baseball, who patrols the waiver wire to pick up players moments after they become a free agent. The name comes from the laser-like focus and patience of a real hawk hunting prey and an owner hunting a player that is placed on the league's waiver wire.
The waiver wire is known in real-life and fantasy sports as the period when a player is released from his team and before he becomes a free agent. There is an order that teams are placed in to have priority to pick up players. The order is based on the team's record (the worst team has first priority) and how often they pick up players (when you pick up a player from waivers you go to the back of the line). Owners become waiver hawks when a player they deem as valuable to their team is going to clear waivers and they get up early in the morning to pick up the player moments after he becomes available as a free agent. This strategy allows the owner to not sacrifice his waiver order when picking up the player.
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"Brad is a real waiver hawk.
Yeah I saw he picked up Jones right after midnight."
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Waiver Hawk means a fantasy sports owner who patrols the waiver wire
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🔘Torch
▫️To beat someone in competition
Torch is a slang word that means to beat an opponent in a humiliating way. It could occur in any kind of competition, such as a basketball game, video games, surfing, fencing, race, etc.
When you torch somebody you go beyond just beating him, you set him on fire and burn him to a crisp. That's what the torch term is meant to convey, totally destroying another competitor.
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"You see me torch that guy?"
"What a noob."
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Shooter McGavin torching the competition
What does torch mean?▫️To beat someone in competition
Torch is a slang word that means to beat an opponent in a humiliating way. It could occur in any kind of competition, such as a basketball game, video games, surfing, fencing, race, etc.
When you torch somebody you go beyond just beating him, you set him on fire and burn him to a crisp. That's what the torch term is meant to convey, totally destroying another competitor.
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"You see me torch that guy?"
"What a noob."
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Shooter McGavin torching the competition
🔘Poser
▫️A person who pretends to be someone he is not
A poser is a person who tries to fit into a group of people not because he is actually like them but because he just wants to be accepted into the group. Posers are most common in middle and high school when kids are searching for their identity and want to be accepted.
Posers try to integrate into a group of friends by learning the lingo, wearing specific types of clothing, and changing their mannerisms. Some examples of groups of people posers try to appear are jocks, goth punks, skaters, theater kids, and brainiacs.
The term is typically seen as negative since it is used to call out people who "talk the talk," but don't necessarily "walk the walk." Most people can detect a poser trying to fit in so it's better to just be yourself, instead of pretend to be someone you are not.
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"That guy looks like he's never even been on a skateboard, what a poser."
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Dilemma when deciphering a female poser
What does poser mean?▫️A person who pretends to be someone he is not
A poser is a person who tries to fit into a group of people not because he is actually like them but because he just wants to be accepted into the group. Posers are most common in middle and high school when kids are searching for their identity and want to be accepted.
Posers try to integrate into a group of friends by learning the lingo, wearing specific types of clothing, and changing their mannerisms. Some examples of groups of people posers try to appear are jocks, goth punks, skaters, theater kids, and brainiacs.
The term is typically seen as negative since it is used to call out people who "talk the talk," but don't necessarily "walk the walk." Most people can detect a poser trying to fit in so it's better to just be yourself, instead of pretend to be someone you are not.
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"That guy looks like he's never even been on a skateboard, what a poser."
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Dilemma when deciphering a female poser
🔘Ginger
▫️Red-head
Ginger is a term that refers to a person with reddish hair. Gingers also commonly have pale skin and freckles.
Gingers are pretty rare, roughly 2% of the world are gingers, which is around 140 million. Some famous examples of gingers around the world include Conan O'Brien, Emma Stone, Lindsay Lohan, Andy Dalton, Ron Howard, Julianne Moore, Damien, Jessica Chastain. Lewis Louis C.K., and Chuck Norris. Ginger Spice from the Spice Girls pop band and Ginger from the Gilligan's Island tv show are also famous examples that are actually named "Ginger."
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"He doesn't like going to the beach?
Of course not, he's a ginger!"
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Television personality Conan O'Brien
What does ginger mean?▫️Red-head
Ginger is a term that refers to a person with reddish hair. Gingers also commonly have pale skin and freckles.
Gingers are pretty rare, roughly 2% of the world are gingers, which is around 140 million. Some famous examples of gingers around the world include Conan O'Brien, Emma Stone, Lindsay Lohan, Andy Dalton, Ron Howard, Julianne Moore, Damien, Jessica Chastain. Lewis Louis C.K., and Chuck Norris. Ginger Spice from the Spice Girls pop band and Ginger from the Gilligan's Island tv show are also famous examples that are actually named "Ginger."
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"He doesn't like going to the beach?
Of course not, he's a ginger!"
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Television personality Conan O'Brien
🔘Scrilla
▫️Money
Scrilla is a slang term for money that often appears in rap songs or as names of rappers. It is one of many terms for money, such as moolah, bread, and benjamin. It may also be spelled as "skrilla."
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"He wears very expensive clothes, he must have a lot of scrilla."
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When dat scrilla is flyin
What does scrilla mean?▫️Money
Scrilla is a slang term for money that often appears in rap songs or as names of rappers. It is one of many terms for money, such as moolah, bread, and benjamin. It may also be spelled as "skrilla."
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"He wears very expensive clothes, he must have a lot of scrilla."
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When dat scrilla is flyin
🔘Peacocking
◻️Showing 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.
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"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?
◻️Showing 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.
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"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
🔘FOMOF
FOMOF is an acronym that means "fear of missing out on football" and refers to the fear a person experiences when he is going to miss a football game. The acronym often appears on social sites, such as Twitter and Facebook, preceded with a hashtag (#).
The acronym is commonly used by fans who have to go to a wedding, birthday party, baby shower, etc. instead of watching the football game. It became popular through Verizon's 2013 Twitter campaign plugging their NFL Mobile app, which allows subscribers to watch NFL games on their mobile devices.
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"I dunno if I'll be coming tonight, I really wanna watch the Vikings and Packers game. #FOMOF
Oh cmon Luke!"
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QB Drew Brees explaining # FOMOF
What does FOMOF stand for?
◽️Fear of missing out on footballFOMOF is an acronym that means "fear of missing out on football" and refers to the fear a person experiences when he is going to miss a football game. The acronym often appears on social sites, such as Twitter and Facebook, preceded with a hashtag (#).
The acronym is commonly used by fans who have to go to a wedding, birthday party, baby shower, etc. instead of watching the football game. It became popular through Verizon's 2013 Twitter campaign plugging their NFL Mobile app, which allows subscribers to watch NFL games on their mobile devices.
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"I dunno if I'll be coming tonight, I really wanna watch the Vikings and Packers game. #FOMOF
Oh cmon Luke!"
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QB Drew Brees explaining # FOMOF
🔘Torch
▫️To beat someone in competition
Torch is a slang word that means to beat an opponent in a humiliating way. It could occur in any kind of competition, such as a basketball game, video games, surfing, fencing, race, etc.
When you torch somebody you go beyond just beating him, you set him on fire and burn him to a crisp. That's what the torch term is meant to convey, totally destroying another competitor.
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"You see me torch that guy?"
"What a noob."
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Shooter McGavin torching the competition
What does torch mean?▫️To beat someone in competition
Torch is a slang word that means to beat an opponent in a humiliating way. It could occur in any kind of competition, such as a basketball game, video games, surfing, fencing, race, etc.
When you torch somebody you go beyond just beating him, you set him on fire and burn him to a crisp. That's what the torch term is meant to convey, totally destroying another competitor.
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"You see me torch that guy?"
"What a noob."
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Shooter McGavin torching the competition
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🔘Phantom Buzz
▫️False phone vibration in your pocket
A phantom buzz is when you think you feel your phone vibrating but it actually isn't. The feeling often occurs when you are anxiously awaiting a phone call or text and your mind tricks you into thinking that your phone is vibrating.
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"I thought Kelsey just texted me back but it was just a phantom buzz."
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When you think you think you felt a buzz
What does phantom buzz mean?▫️False phone vibration in your pocket
A phantom buzz is when you think you feel your phone vibrating but it actually isn't. The feeling often occurs when you are anxiously awaiting a phone call or text and your mind tricks you into thinking that your phone is vibrating.
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"I thought Kelsey just texted me back but it was just a phantom buzz."
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When you think you think you felt a buzz
🔘Phubbing
◻️Snubbing 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.
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"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?◻️Snubbing 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.
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A female victim of phubbing at a restaurant
🔘Homeslice
A close friend
Homeslice is another term for a close friend, perhaps a BFF. It is often used when referring to or greeting a friend.
Homeslice comes from the "little slice of home" saying, which is used to describe something that is familiar and dear to your heart and reminds you of home. Some other terms for a homeslice include biffles, broseph, and bestie.
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"Why the glum face, homeslice?"
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When you just gotta embrace your homeslice
does homeslice mean?A close friend
Homeslice is another term for a close friend, perhaps a BFF. It is often used when referring to or greeting a friend.
Homeslice comes from the "little slice of home" saying, which is used to describe something that is familiar and dear to your heart and reminds you of home. Some other terms for a homeslice include biffles, broseph, and bestie.
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"Why the glum face, homeslice?"
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When you just gotta embrace your homeslice
🔘Ginger
▫️Red-head
Ginger is a term that refers to a person with reddish hair. Gingers also commonly have pale skin and freckles.
Gingers are pretty rare, roughly 2% of the world are gingers, which is around 140 million. Some famous examples of gingers around the world include Conan O'Brien, Emma Stone, Lindsay Lohan, Andy Dalton, Ron Howard, Julianne Moore, Damien, Jessica Chastain. Lewis Louis C.K., and Chuck Norris. Ginger Spice from the Spice Girls pop band and Ginger from the Gilligan's Island tv show are also famous examples that are actually named "Ginger."
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"He doesn't like going to the beach?
Of course not, he's a ginger!"
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Television personality Conan O'Brien
What does ginger mean?▫️Red-head
Ginger is a term that refers to a person with reddish hair. Gingers also commonly have pale skin and freckles.
Gingers are pretty rare, roughly 2% of the world are gingers, which is around 140 million. Some famous examples of gingers around the world include Conan O'Brien, Emma Stone, Lindsay Lohan, Andy Dalton, Ron Howard, Julianne Moore, Damien, Jessica Chastain. Lewis Louis C.K., and Chuck Norris. Ginger Spice from the Spice Girls pop band and Ginger from the Gilligan's Island tv show are also famous examples that are actually named "Ginger."
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Of course not, he's a ginger!"
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🔘Peacocking
◻️Showing 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.
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"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?
◻️Showing 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.
❓Example
"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
🔘Ghetto Blaster
◽️Large, portable radio
A ghetto blaster is an old school, cassette playing boom box. It is often seen slung over one shoulder of the person carrying it as he walks around the city.
Ghetto blasters are most commonly used to blare rap music and occasionally, rock music. They are particularly useful when hanging outside and playing hoops.
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"You remember when Isaac would carry his ghetto blaster all around the hood?
Yeah, thank god for the walkman."
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A good ol' ghetto blaster
What does ghetto blaster mean?◽️Large, portable radio
A ghetto blaster is an old school, cassette playing boom box. It is often seen slung over one shoulder of the person carrying it as he walks around the city.
Ghetto blasters are most commonly used to blare rap music and occasionally, rock music. They are particularly useful when hanging outside and playing hoops.
❓Example
"You remember when Isaac would carry his ghetto blaster all around the hood?
Yeah, thank god for the walkman."
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A good ol' ghetto blaster
🔘Crew
◽️Group of friends
A crew is a group of friends. It is a slang term most commonly used when you and your friends are on some type of mission, whether it be going dancing at a club or going to the store to pick up some Cheetos. A crew is similar to a gang but usually without the violence and not gender specific.
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"What are you doing tonight?
Me and my crew are going downtown."
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When your crew is tight
What does crew mean?◽️Group of friends
A crew is a group of friends. It is a slang term most commonly used when you and your friends are on some type of mission, whether it be going dancing at a club or going to the store to pick up some Cheetos. A crew is similar to a gang but usually without the violence and not gender specific.
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"What are you doing tonight?
Me and my crew are going downtown."
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When your crew is tight
🔘Slacker
◽️A lazy person
A slacker is a lazy individual that lacks passion or direction in his life. He is someone who does not try hard and seems to be going nowhere in life. The term is often utilized by adults when referring to underachieving youth.
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"I remember having to actually go to the library to do a research paper, you guys are all just a bunch of slackers!"
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McFlys are known for being slackers
What does slacker mean?◽️A lazy person
A slacker is a lazy individual that lacks passion or direction in his life. He is someone who does not try hard and seems to be going nowhere in life. The term is often utilized by adults when referring to underachieving youth.
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"I remember having to actually go to the library to do a research paper, you guys are all just a bunch of slackers!"
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McFlys are known for being slackers