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bread

Language; Slang

Bread in slang means money ,, people say : I need some bread to pay for my car , bread here means money.

gready

General; Miscellaneous

Showing the desire to buy more books, despite already owning more than one could possibly read.

memed-out

Social network; Social marketing

An extreme feeling of frustration/being fed up, with the abundance of poorly wrought memes which are posted to social ...

fabtastic

Internet; Social media

When fantastic just doesn't seem to be enough for a term and fabulous comes in as a required helper, it means that the particular ...

drawsome

Art history; Visual arts

Draw/Drawing+Awesome= Drawsome. Definition: a really good drawing or other piece of art (particularly of the sketching or ...

helltro

Transportation; Subway

This indicate the subway with full of people. This happens particularly people who commute to work always go through this ...

pic let-down

Psychology; Feelings and states

The kind of disappointment that kids get when they repeatedly try to widen or move pictures on books or paper format as if they ...

blossary

Internet; Social media

A blossary is a blog written in the form of a list of terms and definitions related to a specific topic. It's a new way to create ...

live

Love; Dating

Unrelated to its common meanings, here "live" means the subtle state in which a person likes another person a lot, but he or she ...

Doglish

Language; Slang

English that is badly spoken by first-language English speakers. Doglish results from the blend of "doggish" (= mean, bad) and ...

round

Language; Slang

This word is use to mean friend, or someone in your circle or friends - that is why it is referred to as "round", as in knights ...

punylingual

Language; Language learning

One who closed-mindedly insists on only knowing and communicating in one language (ie, English), despite inhabiting a ...

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