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   🦁 Lion emoji

   The Lion emoji 🦁 depicts the face of a lion. It is commonly used to represent real and fictional lions, things named after lions, the zodiac sign Leo in astrology (represented by the Leo emoji…
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   Is Internet Slang Messing Up Our Writing Habits?

   Some say that netspeak—meaning writing that uses shortcuts, little or no punctuation, and plenty of emojis—is turning us into a nation of illiterates.

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   Egg Boy

   Egg Boy is a nickname given to teenager Will Connolly, who egged Australian right-wing politician Fraser Anning over xenophobic comments he made after the deadly mosque shootings in Christchurch, New Zealand in March 2019.
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   Autism Awareness Month

   Autism Awareness Month is a month-long observance focused on raising awareness about autism spectrum disorders, what it means to be autistic, how to support autistic people, and the difficulties and discrimination that autistic people face.…
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   #Bagelgate

   #Bagelgate refers to a viral Twitter post in March 2019 showing bagels sliced "St. Lous-style," like a loaf bread. The tweet sparked a lot of humorous discussion, light-hearted outrage, and general puzzlement on social media.
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   tagged

   A person is tagged when they are identified in a post on social media. A building or wall is tagged when it is marked with the signature of a graffiti artist. Related words: @ sign…
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   soul patch

   A soul patch is small, carefully shaped bit of facial hair just below the lip, usually with the rest of the chin or face shaven.
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   badd

   No, it's not a typo. If someone is badd, they aren't actually bad, they're so cool that they're great. It's often seen in the complimentary compound badd bitch. Related words: alpha female Big Booty Judy radass…
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   prosopopoeia
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    13 Words That Will Embarrass You Abroad
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    bonjwa

    Bonjwa is a Korean-language gaming term referring to elite or professional players of StarCraft, a popular video game. It can also refer more generally to someone at the top of their respective field.
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    What Is A Cliché?

    Dictionaries vary in particulars about the definition of cliché, but they all agree that a cliché is not a good thing. Despite the low regard in which we all hold clichés, we all use them, certainly in speech, if not in writing. Is there a contradiction here? Yup. Formally, a cliché is “a trite, stereotyped expression; a sentence or phrase, usually expressing a popular or common thought …