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   cash me outside

   Originating as the catchphrase of TV and social-media star Danielle Bregoli, cash me outside is a meme challenging another person, often humorously, to a fight.
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   do a barrel roll

   Do a barrel roll is an internet meme that’s mainly used to caption images or gifs of people, animals, and objects doing a 360-degree turn (or trying to). It’s also a sarcastic response to questions…
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   finger monkey

   Finger monkey is a common nickname for the pygmy marmoset, the smallest known species of monkey.
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   germophobe

   A germophobe, also spelled germaphobe, is a person who is afraid of germs or preoccupied with cleanliness. Specifically, it can refer to a person who has an obsessive compulsion toward cleanliness to the point that…
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   I like turtles

   Taken from a viral internet video and meme, I like turtles is a humorous non sequitur often used to indicate you’re blissfully clueless about a topic.
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   me gusta

   Me gusta refers to a much-memed image of a grotesquely grimacing face used to show a perverse pleasure at an awkward, uncomfortable, or otherwise normally unpleasurable situation.
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   nonbinary gender

   Nonbinary gender is an umbrella term to describe any gender identity that does not fit into the gender binary of male and female. Nonbinary gender (also sometimes referred to as genderqueer) means someone may have…
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   plead the fifth

   To plead the fifth means to refuse to answer a question, especially in a criminal trial, on the grounds that you might incriminate yourself.
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   rules of the internet

   Rules of the internet refers to a humorous list of unofficial rules guiding online conduct or listing axioms about what the internet is and how users should behave on it.
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    soul patch

    A soul patch is small, carefully shaped bit of facial hair just below the lip, usually with the rest of the chin or face shaven.
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    ’tis the season

    ’Tis the season is a phrase from the Christmas song "Deck the Halls" often used to indicate it’s a particular time of year.
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    wyd

    Wyd is a texting and internet acronym that stands for What (are) you doing? or What (would) you do?