People typically use CMFWIC (chief mo fo who's in charge) to refer to authority figures they dislike. For example, a teen might use CMFWIC to refer to their parent, and an employee might use CMFWIC to refer to their boss.

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female trumpet players

A cheeky double entendre suggesting that women who play trumpet possess both exceptional kissing skills (from all that embouchure training) and bold personalities on and off stage. Based on the questionable logic that if you can handle a brass instrument, you can handle other activities requiring lip strength and stamina. Band kid humor at its finest.

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Beginner

stfub

shut the f**k up b***h

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Beginner

Bubble Team

A "bubble team" is a sports team on the borderline of qualifying for a major tournament. In this context, "bubble" refers to the teams that are already in the tournament, and the teams close to making it but not yet guaranteed entry are the bubble teams. And the bubble teams' inclusion in the tournament largely depends on their performance in the final games of the regular season or conference tournaments.

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