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   MWF

   MWF is an acronym that stands for married white female. It is often used in personal ads, message boards, and chat rooms. It can also stand for Monday, Wednesday, Friday. This is mainly used by students or employees to…
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   Mojo Jojo

   An evil genius monkey seeking world domination, Mojo Jojo is a recurring villain on the TV cartoon The Powerpuff Girls.
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   Nino Brown

   Nino Brown is the main character in the 1991 film New Jack City, about a drug-dealing ring in New York City during the crack cocaine epidemic. In real life, Nino Brown is a rapper and…
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   rest in peace

   Rest in peace is a common epitaph found on Western gravestones. In colloquial speech and writing, it's used to note the literal or metaphorical death of someone or something.
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   jonesing

   If a person has an insatiable craving for someone or something, they are said to be jonesing for it.
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   janky

   Janky is a slang term for something run down, of poor quality, or unreliable. It can also be used for someone considered undesirable in some way.
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   oxycotton

   Oxycotton is a slang way to refer to the drug oxycodone, a pain-reliever known for its addictive qualities and abuse.
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   whoosah

   Whoosah is a slang expression variously used to indicate or achieve a state of calm and relaxation.
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   how you doing

   How you doing is an informal greeting like How's it going. It is most commonly known as the signature pickup line of character Joey Tribbiani from the sitcom Friends.
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    lel

    Lel is a playful or ironic variation of the common internet acronym LOL or lol, for laugh out loud.
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    BOS

    BOS is a common shortening of the city of Boston, Massachusetts and an internet acronym, often standing for boyfriend or boss over shoulder.
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    BMS

    BMS is an internet acronym for “broke my scale," used in support of a user, often a woman, posting a picture of herself and asking for a numerical rating from her online followers.