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   Filipino American History Month

   Filipino American History Month is a month-long observance in the US in celebration of the culture, contributions, and lives of Americans with Filipino heritage, including Filipino immigrants and their descendants in the US. The word…
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   Kunta Kinte

   Kunta Kinte is a fictional African slave taken to 18th-century America in the novel and adapted TV series Roots. Based on the character and his experience, Kunta Kinte is also used as a derogatory name…
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   Terms That Twitter And YouTube Created

   These sites have transformed the internet—and our lives as we know them, including our language. So, get internet-savvy with these words and expressions born from our new, digital normal.

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   Spanish Expressions You May Have Heard In Conversation
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   Bloods

   Bloods refers to an infamous street gang formed in Los Angeles primarily associated with the color red. A blood is also a slang term of address and endearment for a person, especially a young black…
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   Midwest nice

   Midwest nice refers to the characteristic politeness, friendliness, and hospitality often associated with people from the Midwestern United States. It describes a behavior where individuals go out of their way to be helpful, accommodating, and…
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   disco stick

   🎶 Let's have some fun, this beat is sick / I wanna take a ride on your disco stick. 🎶  Disco stick is a colorful euphemism for "penis" from the 2008 song “Love Game” by…
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   Spice Up Your Sexy Language
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   Reign vs. Rein: What’s The Difference?

   Are those reins on a horse or reigns? Is it rein in or reign in? Free rein or free reign? Confusion is understandable: reign and rein are pronounced exactly the same and are almost spelled the same—except for the silent G in reign (which is a big clue, actually). And both involve control. We’ll make it easy to tell apart rein and reign and remember …

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    Fantastic Beasts That Can Be Found In The Dictionary
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    H.A.M.B.

    The H.A.M.B. is an internet forum dedicated to creating and modifying hot rods, classic cars modified for speed.
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    ouroboros

    The ouroboros is an ancient symbol of a snake or serpent eating its own tail, variously signifying infinity and the cycle of birth and death.