This is what I think of when I hear the word.
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I like dogs more than people.
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I get an awful feeling in the pit of my stomach when I hear people say they have a pit in their stomach and it’s making them feel awful.
SLAC in my world is a medical term which stands for Scapho-Lunate Advanced Collapse so I guess I will never see that as a college
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Yes, it is also used for “Selective Liberal Arts College” so it indicates prestige and eliteness and exclusivity as well.
It’s for people who want to indicate that their, or their kid’s, LAC is not just ANY LAC, but a SELECTIVE LAC, not like those OTHER LACs which allow just ANYBODY to attend. THEIR (or their kid’s) LAC is SELECTIVE.
It’s the LAC version of “T-20”, for the prestige obsessed, since T-20 is generally used for research universities. By “prestige obsessed” I don’t just mean parents and students, but also faculty.
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“Natty” for national championship.
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The term “Bro”.
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Rye humor.
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Bruh!
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“Duplicitave language without appropriate attribution”
“Revenge travel” when describing post-pandemic demand for travelling.
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I have a hard time with “fixing” meaning preparing, as in “I’m fixin’ to fix dinner.”
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Yeah, I hate “rug rats”, too. It’s so insulting.
Alabama
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That’s why everyone calls it ‘Bama
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Hoda, love ya girl – but stop saying San Fran. And Frisco’s off the table too in case you’re looking for options.
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Bruh. I hate when kids use it on the cc, especially when talking to adults on here.
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Beantown. We live near Beantown. NOBODY around here calls it Beantown. “Boston” has just as many syllables as “Beantown”. Please stop it.
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Cali …has someone said that one already? Does anyone in CA call their state Cali?
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