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switts

Extremely sweaty armpits that have achieved legendary status, usually accompanied by an aggressive odor that could clear a room. The kind of perspiration situation that makes deodorant commercials look like documentaries.

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Ltr

On dating apps and in personals ads, LTR stands for "long-term relationship." For example, those who say they are "looking for an LTR" are hoping to find a committedSOrather than a short-termhook up.

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soa

service oriented architecture

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AIGC

The exact origin of the "AIGC" term is unclear, but it is a variation of theUGCandHGCacronyms, which refer to content generated by humans instead of algorithms trained on massive datasets. The term gained traction in the early 2020s during the rapid rise of tools like ChatGPT (CGPT), Midjourney, and DALL·E, and quickly became a buzzword in tech and creative circles.

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Ace

In golf, an ace is a hole-in-one, a shot hit from the tee that makes it into the hole. Aces are a rare feat in golf, considering that tees are usually several hundred yards away from the hole.

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GRWM

TikTokers,YouTubers, andInstagrammersuse GRWM to mean "get ready with me." This acronym is most commonly used as a hashtag (#GRWM), appended to videos that show aninfluencer'smorning (or other preparatory) routine.

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OMAM

An acronym for the popular book written by John Steinbeck and published in 1937; the book has become an American classic...