brothe
Brothe is a corruption, often humorous, of the past tense of breathe. It sometimes appears as an alternative spelling or misspelling of brother.
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bebe
Bebe is an alternate spelling and pronunciation of baby, usually used playfully or affectionately. -
kairos
Translated as "the right time" from Ancient Greek, kairos variously refers to an "opportune presentation" in rhetoric and a "spiritual opportunity" in Christian theology. Kairos also refers to a Catholic retreat program, a popular dragon… -
mask off
Mask Off is the title of a hit 2017 song by rap artist Future. The song inspired a viral challenge called the Mask Off Challenge on social media, featuring young black musicians remixing the song… -
Krampus
Especially popular in Germanic and Slovakian cultures, Krampus is a sinister counterpart to Santa Claus who, instead of rewarding good children, punishes wicked ones. -
What Does the Fox Say?
What Does the Fox Say? is the main chorus of "The Fox," a 2013 novelty song and video by the duo Ylvis, imagining the possible vocalizations of a fox. -
Friday the 13th
Friday the 13th refers to a calendar date superstitiously associated with bad luck and evil doings. -
slappy
Slappy refers to a fictional evil ventriloquist dummy in the Goosebumps horror franchise. It is also a slang term for a skateboarding grinding move and a slang term for someone or something considered "piddling" or "mediocre" in… -
blobfish
A blobfish is a fish species that takes on a bizarre-looking swollen and scowling appearance when taken out of the water. Images of the blobfish have become a popular internet meme and cultural reference. -
box braids
Box braids are thick, boxy-looking braids, a hairstyle associated with Afro-textured hair. -
American muscle
American muscle is the collective term for high-powered American cars, particularly those from the 1960–70s. Related words: high-performance engines Mach 1 muscle car V8 -
What Is A Midwestern Accent Like That In Fargo Called?
by Taneesh Khera Dictionary.com’s United States of Diversity You’ve stumbled onto our United States of Diversity series, welcome! If you don’t already know, here we explore a minority language or dialect in the country, and this episode’s no different. Does your keeat sit an the meeat? Or, maybe you wait for the boss down the black? Do you cal your mam an Sundays? If you …