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   ™️ Trade Mark emoji

   Depicting the trademark superscript ™, the trade mark sign emoji is placed after phrases or images users want to draw special attention to as original, unique, or important in some way—often humorously. Related words: branded registered trademark…
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   Wander vs. Wonder: How to Use Each Word

   The words wander and wonder look very similar, but they have very different meanings and uses.  In this article, we will define wander and wonder, explain how we use them differently, and provide example sentences that show how we typically use them in sentences.  The word wonder (pronounced [ wuhn-der ]) is used as a verb and a noun. As a verb, it typically means …

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   morning skinny

   Morning skinny is a slang term for when someone looks or feel slimmer first thing in the day, before they've had anything to eat and, often, after going to the bathroom.
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   Dictionary Week: Wordplay Day

   Dictionary Week kicks off with Wordplay Day, a celebration of all things punny, playful, and linguistically laugh-inducing. We’ve got a full slate of activities, events, and resources to help you dive into the Wordplay Day festivities. 🏆 Will You Be Inducted Into Our Pun Hall of Fame? We’re kicking off Dictionary Week with a very special Punday Monday. Share your favorite puns with us on …

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   hard pants

   Hard pants is an informal term for types of pants that are more rigid or uncomfortable than those primarily worn or designed for comfort. The term is typically applied to pants like jeans, khakis, and…
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   attention economy

   The term attention economy refers to the range of economic activities based on people’s attention being treated as a scarce and highly desirable resource to be captured and maintained. In attention economy, attention primarily refers…
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   Hidilyn Diaz

   Hidilyn Diaz is a weightlifter who became the first-ever athlete representing the Philippines to win a gold medal. Diaz won the medal in the women’s 55 kilogram (121-pound) weightlifting category during the Summer Olympics in…
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   What Does The Word “Summer” Mean?

   Summer is the season for basking in the warm sun and rejoicing in the freedom of vacation. Summer officially starts in late June—but try telling that to the students who’ve been enjoying their school break for weeks by that point! So let’s take a look at the name summer and what it actually means, while answering that age-old question: when exactly does summer begin and …

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   WTM

   The abbreviation wtm usually stands for “what’s the move?” It is often used to ask about other people’s plans or for advice on what someone should do. Wtm is often used to mean that someone…
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    snowga

    Snowga is the practice of doing yoga in a snowy environment.
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    wet market

    A wet market is a market that sells perishable foods such as meat, fish, fruits, and vegetables. Wet markets can be found around the world, but are especially common in China and Southeast Asia. A…
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    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.