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squaresville
[ skwairz-vil ]
noun
- a thing, place, etc., regarded as conventional, unfashionable, or conservative.
Word History and Origins
Origin of squaresville1
Example Sentences
Yet when the stories hit the news, the Rose Garden gala was portrayed as Squaresville, U.S.A.
Mr. Mosseri is a close confidant of Facebook’s chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, and he knows that his installment at Instagram was met with widespread skepticism among its staff, seen as evidence that the blue, squaresville platform had officially swallowed the chic rainbow-colored one.
It’s easy to forget how excellent she was – and is – playing comedy, with a droll lilt to her line readings; she puts the free-spirited zing into this movie, which was clearly conscious of being a bit squaresville for its day.
In “Mama Told Me Not to Come,” for instance, the strings and brass couldn’t quite hang with the band’s laid-back funk groove, which made Newman look like precisely the opposite of the guy he’s describing in the song: a hipster who suddenly finds himself in Squaresville.
The majority of Cohen’s look consists of finds cobbled together from his favorite neighborhood thrift shops, Squaresville and Paper Moon Vintage.
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