🔘 AAVE
◻️African-American Vernacular English
AAVE is "African-American Vernacular English," which is American English spoken with vocabulary, accent, and grammatical traits unique to African-Americans. As cultural awareness has progressed, AAVE has become a hot-button issue, highlighting the appropriation of the dialect as slang by non-Black communities to sound cooler.
Where does AAVE come from?
There is no clear consensus among linguistic professionals as to where AAVE originated. Some believe it traces back to English-based creole language variants from the 17th century. Others believe it dates back to African captives brought to the Americas via the Atlantic slave trade.
It became prevalent in the Southern United States among African-American slaves leading up to the Civil War and persisted thereafter, evolving over time. Nowadays, it is commonly associated with working-class African-American urban communities, Hip-hop and rap artists, and Black professional athletes.
Modern usage of AAVE
Due to heightened awareness of racial tensions and disparities in the 2010s, AAVE has grown in usage. Part of the growth can be attributed to increased understanding that AAVE is a language dialect instead of a stereotypical sign of unintelligence.
AAVE has become more common in the "Woke" community, especially on social media to recognize and call out non-Black people appropriating AAVE to sound cool. Some have gone so far as to make a list of AAVE terms that non-Black people cannot use as slang. Terms include bussin, tea, doe, finna, and snatched. As you can imagine, this approach has been met with resistance.
What are other names for AAVE?
AAVE may be referred to by several names, some accurate and some controversial. It may be called Black English (BE), Black English Vernacular (BEV), or Black Vernacular English (BVE). Many Boomers refer to AAVE as Ebonics, which has become a controversial term.
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I'm not OK with Brad hijacking AAVE to sound cooler.
Wow, chill out, I didn't know you were part of the woke police.
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What is AAVE?
◻️African-American Vernacular English
AAVE is "African-American Vernacular English," which is American English spoken with vocabulary, accent, and grammatical traits unique to African-Americans. As cultural awareness has progressed, AAVE has become a hot-button issue, highlighting the appropriation of the dialect as slang by non-Black communities to sound cooler.
Where does AAVE come from?
There is no clear consensus among linguistic professionals as to where AAVE originated. Some believe it traces back to English-based creole language variants from the 17th century. Others believe it dates back to African captives brought to the Americas via the Atlantic slave trade.
It became prevalent in the Southern United States among African-American slaves leading up to the Civil War and persisted thereafter, evolving over time. Nowadays, it is commonly associated with working-class African-American urban communities, Hip-hop and rap artists, and Black professional athletes.
Modern usage of AAVE
Due to heightened awareness of racial tensions and disparities in the 2010s, AAVE has grown in usage. Part of the growth can be attributed to increased understanding that AAVE is a language dialect instead of a stereotypical sign of unintelligence.
AAVE has become more common in the "Woke" community, especially on social media to recognize and call out non-Black people appropriating AAVE to sound cool. Some have gone so far as to make a list of AAVE terms that non-Black people cannot use as slang. Terms include bussin, tea, doe, finna, and snatched. As you can imagine, this approach has been met with resistance.
What are other names for AAVE?
AAVE may be referred to by several names, some accurate and some controversial. It may be called Black English (BE), Black English Vernacular (BEV), or Black Vernacular English (BVE). Many Boomers refer to AAVE as Ebonics, which has become a controversial term.
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🔘 Galentine's Day
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February 13th ladies-only celebration
Galentine's Day is a holiday on February 13th (the day before Valentine's Day) that celebrates women. It combines "gal" and "Valentine's".
The term comes from the TV comedy "Parks and Recreation" and is Leslie Knope's (played by Amy Poehler) favorite day of the year. The celebration involves lady friends leaving their SOs to get together and share a breakfast. The episode in which the term was created aired during the second season of the show in 2010.
IRL, the holiday is not restricted to just breakfast or the February 13th date. It can even be observed on February 14th as a replacement to Valentine's Day by single ladies.
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You free for Galentine's Day this year?
U know it! U will always be my galentine!
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What does galentine's day mean?
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February 13th ladies-only celebration
Galentine's Day is a holiday on February 13th (the day before Valentine's Day) that celebrates women. It combines "gal" and "Valentine's".
The term comes from the TV comedy "Parks and Recreation" and is Leslie Knope's (played by Amy Poehler) favorite day of the year. The celebration involves lady friends leaving their SOs to get together and share a breakfast. The episode in which the term was created aired during the second season of the show in 2010.
IRL, the holiday is not restricted to just breakfast or the February 13th date. It can even be observed on February 14th as a replacement to Valentine's Day by single ladies.
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You free for Galentine's Day this year?
U know it! U will always be my galentine!
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🔘 BFF
◻️Best friends forever
BFF means "best friends forever." It is a popular acronym that refers to your best friend, pal, or mate and communicates that your bond will last forever.
BFF is used online and offline and is reserved for only the most special person in your life, so choose wisely. Many people may try to come between BFFs, especially crushes. But your friendship must supersede these temporary distractions, or else the magic dissipates.
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I'm hanging out with my bff Jill tonight.
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What does BFF stand for?
◻️Best friends forever
BFF means "best friends forever." It is a popular acronym that refers to your best friend, pal, or mate and communicates that your bond will last forever.
BFF is used online and offline and is reserved for only the most special person in your life, so choose wisely. Many people may try to come between BFFs, especially crushes. But your friendship must supersede these temporary distractions, or else the magic dissipates.
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I'm hanging out with my bff Jill tonight.
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🔘 XOXO
◻️Hugs and kisses
XOXO is a common way of typing affection to another person or writing affection in a greeting card. The acronym stands for hugs and kisses with the "X" representing a kiss and the "O" representing a hug.
As a kid you most likely saw XOXO in a birthday card but as an adult you will also see it typed at the end of an email or IM. It is most often placed at the end of the message in place of "sincerely", "love", or "yours truly" to communicate affection with the communication.
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ILY! XOXO
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What does XOXO stand for?
◻️Hugs and kisses
XOXO is a common way of typing affection to another person or writing affection in a greeting card. The acronym stands for hugs and kisses with the "X" representing a kiss and the "O" representing a hug.
As a kid you most likely saw XOXO in a birthday card but as an adult you will also see it typed at the end of an email or IM. It is most often placed at the end of the message in place of "sincerely", "love", or "yours truly" to communicate affection with the communication.
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ILY! XOXO
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🔘 GBH
◻️Great big hug
When you want to give someone a great big hug digitally, you can send him "GBH." It is a way to cheer someone up when you cannot physically give him a real hug.
Who uses GBH?
Older adults that are adept with slang are the most common users of GBH, but anyone may use it, either platonically or romantically. Often, a parent or grandparent sends it to a child or grandchild to virtually hug them when unable to physically due to distance or a Covid quarantine.
When would you use GBH?
You may send GBH, or <GBH>, to a person via a text message or online when you think she needs to be comforted or when you just want to show her that you care about her. It is most often used during significant moments of happiness or sadness but may also be sent when one person is missing another.
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It looked like you were down today so I'm sending you a GBH! Love you!
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What does GBH stand for?
◻️Great big hug
When you want to give someone a great big hug digitally, you can send him "GBH." It is a way to cheer someone up when you cannot physically give him a real hug.
Who uses GBH?
Older adults that are adept with slang are the most common users of GBH, but anyone may use it, either platonically or romantically. Often, a parent or grandparent sends it to a child or grandchild to virtually hug them when unable to physically due to distance or a Covid quarantine.
When would you use GBH?
You may send GBH, or <GBH>, to a person via a text message or online when you think she needs to be comforted or when you just want to show her that you care about her. It is most often used during significant moments of happiness or sadness but may also be sent when one person is missing another.
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🔘 Forever Alone
◻️Single
Forever alone is a phrase used by a single person to lament his or her lack of SO. The term is not meant to be used in a prideful sense but more in a depressing way.
The term is often accompanied by a hashtag after they say something depressing about themselves or what they are currently doing. It is also commonly shared as a meme on social sites like Facebook and Twitter.
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Since I'm forever alone I'm going to binge watch my top 10 fav disney movies tonite.
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What does forever alone mean?
◻️Single
Forever alone is a phrase used by a single person to lament his or her lack of SO. The term is not meant to be used in a prideful sense but more in a depressing way.
The term is often accompanied by a hashtag after they say something depressing about themselves or what they are currently doing. It is also commonly shared as a meme on social sites like Facebook and Twitter.
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Since I'm forever alone I'm going to binge watch my top 10 fav disney movies tonite.
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🔘 Outkick Your Coverage
◻️To have a romantic partner who is much more attractive than you
Outkick your coverage is a phrase that refers to when you are dating someone who is much more attractive than you. The phrase comes from American football - in which a punter may kick a ball too far down the field, past his coverage team, allowing the opposing player who receives the ball to slip through gaps in the coverage. When used in a romantic sense, the phrase implies you managed to snatch up a person who is "out of your league."
The person who is "out of your league" may be more physically attractive, have a better personality, or have more money than you. They may also possess a combination of all those traits. When someone says you outkicked your coverage, it's not necessarily meant as a dis. It may, in fact, be a compliment on your ability to snag an appealing partner.
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Is that your wife?
Yep.
Wow, you sure outkicked your coverage!
I know, I'm a lucky man.
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What does outkick your coverage mean?
◻️To have a romantic partner who is much more attractive than you
Outkick your coverage is a phrase that refers to when you are dating someone who is much more attractive than you. The phrase comes from American football - in which a punter may kick a ball too far down the field, past his coverage team, allowing the opposing player who receives the ball to slip through gaps in the coverage. When used in a romantic sense, the phrase implies you managed to snatch up a person who is "out of your league."
The person who is "out of your league" may be more physically attractive, have a better personality, or have more money than you. They may also possess a combination of all those traits. When someone says you outkicked your coverage, it's not necessarily meant as a dis. It may, in fact, be a compliment on your ability to snag an appealing partner.
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Is that your wife?
Yep.
Wow, you sure outkicked your coverage!
I know, I'm a lucky man.
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🔘 SMH
◻️Shaking my head
SMH is a popular texting and chatting acronym that stands for "shaking my head." It is most commonly used to express disapproval, disagreement, or speechlessness.
The idea of the acronym comes from the speechless reaction to something so bad or surprising that all you can do is shake your head. SMH is a convenient way to say, "I disagree," "I can't believe it," or "Not again..."
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The media coverage on this story is just ridiculous. SMH.
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What does SMH stand for?
◻️Shaking my head
SMH is a popular texting and chatting acronym that stands for "shaking my head." It is most commonly used to express disapproval, disagreement, or speechlessness.
The idea of the acronym comes from the speechless reaction to something so bad or surprising that all you can do is shake your head. SMH is a convenient way to say, "I disagree," "I can't believe it," or "Not again..."
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The media coverage on this story is just ridiculous. SMH.
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🔘 Leg Day
◻️Workouts specializing on a person's legs
In the fitness world, leg day is when a person focuses all their exercise workouts on their lower body. This includes exercises regarding calves, quadriceps, hamstrings, and glutes.
Origin of leg day
The slang phrase "leg day" dates back to at least the early-2000s when workout fanatics would share dread about the toll leg day takes on their bodies. Or, they would poke fun at others for "skipping leg day" if their legs didn't look muscular enough.
As social media expanded in the 2010s, "leg day" entered the wider public's lexicon, although fitness enthusiasts typically use it. Examples of when people use the phrase include making fun of top-heavy people on TikTok who obviously skipped leg day or sharing mirror-reflection selfies on Twitter bragging about your legs' physique.
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Whoa, did you see Ahmad's calves?
Uhh, yeah. Every day is leg day for him.
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What is leg day in fitness?
◻️Workouts specializing on a person's legs
In the fitness world, leg day is when a person focuses all their exercise workouts on their lower body. This includes exercises regarding calves, quadriceps, hamstrings, and glutes.
Origin of leg day
The slang phrase "leg day" dates back to at least the early-2000s when workout fanatics would share dread about the toll leg day takes on their bodies. Or, they would poke fun at others for "skipping leg day" if their legs didn't look muscular enough.
As social media expanded in the 2010s, "leg day" entered the wider public's lexicon, although fitness enthusiasts typically use it. Examples of when people use the phrase include making fun of top-heavy people on TikTok who obviously skipped leg day or sharing mirror-reflection selfies on Twitter bragging about your legs' physique.
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Whoa, did you see Ahmad's calves?
Uhh, yeah. Every day is leg day for him.
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🔘Birther
◻️A person who believes Obama is not a US citizen
A birther is a person who does not believe that President Barack Obama was born in the United States. Some famous birthers include Donald Trump, Sarah Palin, and Mike Huckabee.
The term was first coined in 2008 when conspiracy theories began to swirl around the legitimacy of Obama's birthplace in Hawaii. Many birthers believe that he was born in Kenya and would therefore be ineligible for U.S. President.
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"He is def a birther. Even when Obama is out of office he'll still claim that his birth certificate is fake."
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Bernie Sanders condemning Donald Trump and the Birther movement
What does birther mean?◻️A person who believes Obama is not a US citizen
A birther is a person who does not believe that President Barack Obama was born in the United States. Some famous birthers include Donald Trump, Sarah Palin, and Mike Huckabee.
The term was first coined in 2008 when conspiracy theories began to swirl around the legitimacy of Obama's birthplace in Hawaii. Many birthers believe that he was born in Kenya and would therefore be ineligible for U.S. President.
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"He is def a birther. Even when Obama is out of office he'll still claim that his birth certificate is fake."
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Bernie Sanders condemning Donald Trump and the Birther movement
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🔘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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🔘Sorority Squat
◻️Hands-on-knees, butt-out group photo pose
The sorority squat is a pose that sorority girls (effortlessly and without fail) adopt in group photos. Specifically, to do the sorority squat means to bend your knees slightly, place your hands on them, and pop out your butt, while simultaneously smiling for the camera.
Sorority girls began adopting this pose to allow them to vary their heights, making it easier to fit dozens or even hundreds of sisters within the same picture. Over time, though, the sorority squat became sorority girls' default, accepted group photo pose. Now, even when only two or three sisters feature in a photo, they're likely to assume the sorority squat.
Whenever anyone other than a college-aged female attempts to perform the sorority squat, they typically look ridiculous. So if you're reading this and thinking you might adopt the sorority squat in your next group photo, you may want to reconsider.
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"Ohmygod, I think I just pulled my back doing that sorority squat. Guess I'm not as young as I used to be."
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a rare example of the male sorority squat
What is the sorority squat?◻️Hands-on-knees, butt-out group photo pose
The sorority squat is a pose that sorority girls (effortlessly and without fail) adopt in group photos. Specifically, to do the sorority squat means to bend your knees slightly, place your hands on them, and pop out your butt, while simultaneously smiling for the camera.
Sorority girls began adopting this pose to allow them to vary their heights, making it easier to fit dozens or even hundreds of sisters within the same picture. Over time, though, the sorority squat became sorority girls' default, accepted group photo pose. Now, even when only two or three sisters feature in a photo, they're likely to assume the sorority squat.
Whenever anyone other than a college-aged female attempts to perform the sorority squat, they typically look ridiculous. So if you're reading this and thinking you might adopt the sorority squat in your next group photo, you may want to reconsider.
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a rare example of the male sorority squat
🔘 Crush
◻️A person who is the object of someone's affection
A crush is someone you have romantic feelings for, such as a cute schoolmate, attractive co-worker, or likable celebrity. People may also use it as a verb, as in "George has a crush on Juanita."
Where does crush come from?
There are various claims to the origins of crush. One of the most prominent explanations is that it comes from the late 19th century as a variation of "mash," which was common slang for flirting at the time.
Crush gained popularity through the 20th century and people still commonly use it in the 21st century. For example, if your friend is flirting with someone, you might tease them that they have a new crush.
Characterstics of a crush
Attraction is very subjective. A person may develop a crush on someone based on their appearance, mannerisms, personality, profession, etc. However, a crush typically is a temporary infatuation with someone you just met or don't know well. Once you get to know the person, the crush feeling wears off, and you move towards love, friendship, or disillusionment (in some cases).
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Are you finally gonna talk to your crush during lunch.
Probs not. Too scary.
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What is a crush?
◻️A person who is the object of someone's affection
A crush is someone you have romantic feelings for, such as a cute schoolmate, attractive co-worker, or likable celebrity. People may also use it as a verb, as in "George has a crush on Juanita."
Where does crush come from?
There are various claims to the origins of crush. One of the most prominent explanations is that it comes from the late 19th century as a variation of "mash," which was common slang for flirting at the time.
Crush gained popularity through the 20th century and people still commonly use it in the 21st century. For example, if your friend is flirting with someone, you might tease them that they have a new crush.
Characterstics of a crush
Attraction is very subjective. A person may develop a crush on someone based on their appearance, mannerisms, personality, profession, etc. However, a crush typically is a temporary infatuation with someone you just met or don't know well. Once you get to know the person, the crush feeling wears off, and you move towards love, friendship, or disillusionment (in some cases).
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Are you finally gonna talk to your crush during lunch.
Probs not. Too scary.
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🔘Duckface
◻️Facial 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.
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"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?◻️Facial 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.
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"I was facestalking Amber and she has like 100 duckface pics."
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🔘 Bro
◻️Brother
Bro is short for brother, which can refer to an actual blood brother or brother-in-law. It is also commonly used to refer to a male friend.
For many, the bro term is considered to be negative as it's often associated with annoying muscular dudes that have interests limited to sports, girls, and alcohol. However, bros can come in all shapes and sizes and is not limited to a certain type of male.
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Sup bro? How u doing?
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What is bro short for?
◻️Brother
Bro is short for brother, which can refer to an actual blood brother or brother-in-law. It is also commonly used to refer to a male friend.
For many, the bro term is considered to be negative as it's often associated with annoying muscular dudes that have interests limited to sports, girls, and alcohol. However, bros can come in all shapes and sizes and is not limited to a certain type of male.
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Sup bro? How u doing?
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🔘 Presidential Flashcards
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A slang term for US dollars where President's faces are featured on one side; can be used like actual flashcards to learn the Presidents.
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Got me some Presidential flashcards this weekend by back to back 12 hour shifts!
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What does presidential flashcards mean?
◻️Dollars
A slang term for US dollars where President's faces are featured on one side; can be used like actual flashcards to learn the Presidents.
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Got me some Presidential flashcards this weekend by back to back 12 hour shifts!
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🔘 Snoozefeed
◻️To scroll your newsfeed instead of getting out of bed
Snoozefeed is a term that refers to the act of scrolling through and browsing your newsfeed instead of getting out of bed. The term combines "snooze" and "news feed."
It's common to hit the snooze button in the morning when the alarm clock goes off. But instead of going back to sleep you get your phone or tablet out and scroll through your social media newsfeed.
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I actually woke up at 7 but I was snoozefeeding for about an hour.
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What does snoozefeed mean?
◻️To scroll your newsfeed instead of getting out of bed
Snoozefeed is a term that refers to the act of scrolling through and browsing your newsfeed instead of getting out of bed. The term combines "snooze" and "news feed."
It's common to hit the snooze button in the morning when the alarm clock goes off. But instead of going back to sleep you get your phone or tablet out and scroll through your social media newsfeed.
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I actually woke up at 7 but I was snoozefeeding for about an hour.
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🔘 Gamer
◻️A video game player
A gamer is a video game player. It describes a person that loves video games and plays them often.
Stereotypically, a gamer is a person who may be a nerd or geek that lacks social skills but is great at playing video games. He or she may look like a vampire with pale skin and dark shadows under his eyes because he hasn't gone outside in a few days. The term can also refer to a "Pro Gamer," a person who plays video games for a living.
❓Example
Ever since Super Mario Bros. came out for NES, I knew I was going to be a gamer for life!
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What does gamer mean?
◻️A video game player
A gamer is a video game player. It describes a person that loves video games and plays them often.
Stereotypically, a gamer is a person who may be a nerd or geek that lacks social skills but is great at playing video games. He or she may look like a vampire with pale skin and dark shadows under his eyes because he hasn't gone outside in a few days. The term can also refer to a "Pro Gamer," a person who plays video games for a living.
❓Example
Ever since Super Mario Bros. came out for NES, I knew I was going to be a gamer for life!
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