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1. fiftiesweb.com › pop › 1950s-slang1950s Slang - Fifities Web

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   May 6, 2024 · Oh and here’s a piece of news for you. “Cool” was a 50’s word. It was used as an idiom but said it a bit differently. Today it is said in a more clipped way. We tended to drag out the pronunciation. But we had it first; we were the originals. Cool Cats and Daddies – In the 1950s, it was all about being a “cool cat.” This term was ...

2. www.mentalfloss.com › posts › most-misunderstoodAmerica’s 10 Most Commonly Misunderstood Slang Terms

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   May 13, 2024 · Jiffy feet. Florida. Dirty feet from walking around shoeless. Skills on the dance floor. Concrete. Kansas. Frozen custard with mix-ins—so thick it's like concrete (and not unlike a Dairy Queen ...

3. coolerhunt.com › what-does-beetle-mean-in-slangDecoding the Slang: Unraveling the Meaning Behind 'Beetle' in ...

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   May 7, 2024 · Regional Variations and Interpretations of the slang term ‘beetle’ in the Urban Dictionary show interesting differences across different locations. In some regions, ‘beetle’ is used as a verb to describe quickly leaving a place or avoiding a situation, while in others, it is used as an adjective to signify something rare or unique.

4. www.bbc.co.uk › learningenglish › englishBBC Learning English - The English We Speak / Cool cat

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   4 days ago · There isn’t a picture of a cat on my jacket. Jiaying. No, Neil – I said you’re trying to be a cool cat. We use this expression to describe a person who is exceptionally fashionable and ...

5. 7esl.com › geThe 100 Most Common Gen Z Slang Words • 7ESL

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   May 25, 2024 · yoloswag: living life without worry or fear. yeet: a way of expressing excitement. twerk: a dance move. shaded: insulted someone. salty af: really angry and bitter. waves: the style of dress or appearance. savagely: very ruthless or bold. woke: aware and conscious. famalam: a group of friends.

6. 7esl.com › catfish-meaningCatfish Meaning: A Concise Explanation of this Popular Slang

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   May 25, 2024 · Catfish is a slang term referring to an individual who creates a false online identity, often for the purpose of deceiving or manipulating others. This is particularly common in the context of online romances. The term can be used both as a noun and a verb, with the verb form meaning to lure someone into a relationship under false pretenses.

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   What is a Cool Cat?

   • You’re listening to The English We Speak from BBC Learning English, and we’re talking about the expression ‘ cool cat ’. We use it to say that someone is very stylish, trendy or relaxed – and it’s associated with the jazz scene. Now I know I’m a cool cat, I was thinking what type of cat I would be. Maybe a big cat, like a lion or tiger.

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   What is catfish slang?

   • Catfish is a slang term referring to an individual who creates a false online identity, often for the purpose of deceiving or manipulating others. This is particularly common in the context of online romances. The term can be used both as a noun and a verb, with the verb form meaning to lure someone into a relationship under false pretenses.

   Catfish Meaning: A Concise Explanation of this Popular Slang

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   Is cool a idiom?

   • “ Cool ” was a 50’s word. It was used as an idiom but said it a bit differently. Today it is said in a more clipped way. We tended to drag out the pronunciation. But we had it first; we were the originals. Cool Cats and Daddies – In the 1950s, it was all about being a “cool cat.”

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   What was a Cool Cat in the 1950s?

   • Cool Cats and Daddies – In the 1950s, it was all about being a “cool cat.” This term was used to describe someone who was stylish, confident, and in the know. Picture James Dean in “Rebel Without a Cause” – the epitome of a cool cat. And let’s not forget the “daddies,” who were essentially the older, wiser cool cats.

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8. amberstudent.com › popular-american-slang-words61 American Slang Words That Will Blow Your Mind | Amber

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   May 6, 2024 · Bless your heart 5. Lone Star State Chicago slang words and phrases 1. Chi-Town 2. Da Bears 3. Chi Raq 4. Windy City 5. Lolla. Picture yourself strolling through America, smelling delicious pretzels. Suddenly, a local tells you to "Fuhgeddaboudit!"