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I don't think I should

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The term has roots in the 1960s, originating from the concept of "vibration" in music. However, it gained significant popularity online and in everyday speech during the 2010s, particularly on social media and among young people.

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hussle

The common misspelling of "hustle" that appears so frequently it's become its own unofficial variant. Ironically, misspelling the word for working hard suggests you weren't hustling hard enough in English class.

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OPC

Acronym for 'Original Post Commenter'—the person who makes the first reply in a thread, which can lead to interesting meta-discussions about who said what first.

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Undercover cops dressed like hustlers who wait for you to hand them your goods before they snatch your hand and call for backup—the ultimate street-level bait-and-switch.

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Dramatic movement of a small sign by someone hired to attract motorists to a specific place of business. The best sign twirlers are very flamboyant and really grab your attention.

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