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Schia

Pronounced SAY-SHA Schia is beautiful inside and out. Kindness overflows making everyone around her feel special and cared for. Schia is very competitive (in a friendly way) and will overcome any obstacle big or small with a smile on her face, is fun to have around for any game and an excellent cook/baker. Schia is fearfully and wonderfully made, fiercely spiritual and full of grace. Her charitable spirit glows and changes the lives of many. If you are lucky enough to know a Schia you are very lucky indeed!

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bodega

A term used ironically or affectionately to describe any small corner store or convenience shop, regardless of actual New York heritage. Often deployed by transplants who discovered the concept exists outside their suburban hometown.

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GOTY

Most often,gamersuse GotY when discussing a video game that has been chosen as the Game of the Year by a gaming website, awards show, or magazine. The GotY is (at least theoretically) the best game released in a given year. However, gaming publications don't always agree on which of a year's games is the best, so multiple games released within the same year may receive the GotY title from different sources.

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catwot

complete and total waste of time

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noaa

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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ABC

Playground acronym for 'Already Been Chewed' gum, used by elementary schoolers to decline their classmate's generous offer of pre-masticated mint. A crucial part of childhood vocabulary that taught us all about boundaries and hygiene.

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