SOHCAHTOA
SOHCAHTOA is a mnemonic device used to remember the ratios of sine, cosine, and tangent in trigonometry.
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Gangster Disciples
The Gangster Disciples are a notorious street gang originating in Chicago, Illinois. -
Wonder Twins
The Wonder Twins are a pair of DC Comics superheroes with interconnected, shape-shifting superpowers, sometimes playfully or mockingly alluded to for other closely bonded duos. -
Three Percenter
A Three Percenter is someone who advocates for a strict interpretation of the Second Amendment of the US constitution, strongly believing in armed rebellion against perceived government overreach, especially with respect to gun laws. -
Alaskan Bull Worm
The Alaskan Bull Worm is a formidable worm-like monster in the cartoon SpongeBob SquarePants. -
Suavemente
From the Spanish for "smoothly," Suavemente popularly refers to a 1998 Spanish-language song by Elvis Crespo. It inspired a popular meme in 2015 when it was compared to rapper Drake's dancing in his music video for "Hotline… -
brothers in arms
Brothers in arms are men who serve together in a conflict, especially war. By extension, brothers in arms are also men who share a very close, strong relationship. -
sugar rush
A sugar rush is an experience of high energy after eating or drinking a considerable amount of sugar in a short period of time, often associated with hyperactive children. -
Cronenberg
David Cronenberg is an acclaimed Canadian horror film director. In slang, a cronenberg is a grotesque, often mutilated being that resembles something from one of his movies; to cronenberg something is to mutate it into such a… -
coger
Literally meaning "to grab or "to take" in Spanish, coger is used as a Latin American vulgar slang term for "to fuck." -
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Deep State And Other Trending Words On Dictionary.com
Turpitude, venality, and demagogue When former CIA Director John Brennan weighed in on the firing of former Deputy Director of the FBI Andrew McCabe, he likely expected to make waves. But did he know he’d send searches for his word choices skyrocketing on Dictionary.com? The director’s tweet, issued in response to President Donald Trump, represents the biggest spike in searches on Dictionary.com March 16–23, 2018! …
