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blingin

An early 2000s slang term meaning awesome, cool, or impressive, derived from the bling-bling era of flashy jewelry and excess. It's what people said before 'fire' and 'bussin' took over as the approved vocabulary for expressing enthusiasm.

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PPR

During March Madness, many people fill out brackets predicting who will win each game of the tournament. Each prediction earns the person a certain amount of points. The deeper the rounds go, the higher amount of points are awarded to correct predictions. PPR is typically seen in online bracket challenges, such as ESPN, Yahoo, and CBS, to calculate how many points can still be earned from bracket predictions.

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Ate and Left No Crumbs

The ultimate compliment meaning someone performed so flawlessly that there was nothing left to criticize -- not even a crumb of imperfection. It's 'ate' but with a standing ovation. The metaphorical plate is clean. The metaphorical dishwasher is unnecessary.

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fankle

area between foot and ankle

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errorgant

An adjective describing someone who is exponentially more confident than their knowledge justifies—think arrogance on steroids, but with 90% fewer facts to back it up. Coined by Brandon Sanderson, it's the perfect word for people who argue with PhDs while armed only with Google and vibes.

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poke

A Facebook feature that lets you send a cryptic, low-commitment notification to someone without actually saying anything—the digital equivalent of awkwardly waving at someone from across the room. It screams "I want your attention but I'm too anxious to actually message you."

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range of motion

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