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  1. Is It OK To Say I’m OCD?

    That one picture hanging slightly crooked on the wall. The car stereo volume left on an uneven number. The one floor tile that breaks the pattern. There are plenty of things that can make our skin start to crawl because they’re just a little bit … off. And, in these scenarios we tend to break out that little acronym that so perfectly describes those annoying …

  2. large adult sons

    Large adult sons is a meme about fictional grown men who cause trouble for their father but are still beloved by him. The phrase has been applied to real people, especially in politics and sports.
  3. gorger

    A gorger is a Romani word for a non-Romani person. A gorger is also a synonym for "glutton," or someone who gorges on a great amount of food.
  4. Beychella

    Beychella is a blend of superstar artist Beyoncé and the music festival Coachella. It refers to Beyoncé's historic, headlining performance at Coachella in 2018.
  5. AOC

     AOC are the initials commonly used to refer to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Democratic congresswoman for New York City.
  6. National Paranormal Day

    Zoinks, Scoob! National Paranormal Day is an unofficial holiday on May 3. It celebrates and encourages discussion of paranormal activity and investigation.
  7. International No Diet Day

    International No Diet Day is a day dedicated to body positivity and promoting a healthy lifestyle, regardless of shape or size. It is celebrated on May 6, represented by a light blue ribbon, and associated…
  8. Getty

    When Did “Fat” Become An Insult?

    by Ashley Austrew The word fat holds a complicated place in our society. As an adjective, it joins words like tall, hairy, fluffy, or bright. But, unlike those descriptors, fat isn’t neutral. It’s so often framed as a negative—and used as an insult. However, the body positivity movement, fat activism, and popular books and television shows centered on fat characters are proving that narrative is wearing thin. …

  9. ELI5

    ELI5 is short for "Explain Like I'm 5," a request for a simple explanation to a complicated question or problem.
  10. National Mimosa Day

    National Mimosa Day is an unofficial holiday observed on May 16. It celebrates brunch's favorite adult beverage: the mimosa, a drink typically made from orange juice and champagne. Cheers! 🥂
  11. get hashtagged

    If something or someone gets hashtagged, that generally means they are trending on the internet, especially the social media site Twitter in the form of a hashtag (#). In the black community, more tragically, to get…
  12. How To Name A Cocktail

    An Anatomy Of Cocktail Names Through History by John M. Cunningham The cocktail renaissance of the 21st century, in which craft-cocktail bars have proliferated and classic cocktails are back in fashion, has proved that there is a true art to inventing and mixing drinks. But, what about naming them? For some bartenders, bestowing a name upon one of their newly devised concoctions can be the …