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   rolling in the deep

   Rolling in the deep is both a lyric and song by Adele. It suggests emotional closeness and dependence, especially in a romantic relationship.
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   rules of the internet

   Rules of the internet refers to a humorous list of unofficial rules guiding online conduct or listing axioms about what the internet is and how users should behave on it.
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   sapiophile

   A sapiophile is someone who is attracted to intelligence or intelligent people. This attraction can be romantic and/or sexual.
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   scary maze game

   Scary maze game is the title of a jump scare prank game. The game has reached memetic status, and videos based on player reactions to it have become popular.
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   scene kid

   A scene kid is a young person who either took part in the scene subculture or who imitates such a style.
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   see you next Tuesday

   See you next Tuesday is a euphemism for the derogatory slang word cunt.
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   semicolon tattoo

   A semicolon tattoo is a tattoo of the semicolon punctuation mark (;), which is used as a message of affirmation and solidarity with those who have dealt with suicide, depression, addiction, and other mental health…
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   senpai

   In Japanese, a senpai is an upperclassman who mentors an underclassman, or kohai. This term is used most often in English in reference to anime and manga.
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   Shark Week

   Shark Week refers to the Discovery channel’s popular week-long television special on sharks. It is also slang for menstruation.
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    shitshow

    A shitshow is a description of an event or situation that takes an unexpected turn and is thrown into chaos. It’s another word for a spectacle or a complete mess. Shitshow can also be used…
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    side eye

    A side eye is a facial expression meant to convey doubt, shock, scorn, or criticism of the person it’s aimed at. It’s made by looking at someone indirectly, out of the corners of the eyes.
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    silk road

    The silk road was a network of historical trade routes across Eurasia, connecting east Asia with the Mediterranean Sea. It was in use in various forms roughly between the second century b.c. to the 15th…