Jenny from the Block
Jenny from the Block is a hit 2002 pop song by superstar singer and actress Jennifer Lopez. The song is about how she will never forget her roots despite her international fame and wealth.
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fafa
Fafa is a nonsense word parodying French. It can also be a pet form of father or papa. -
tactical shit
Tactical shit is a slang reference to military equipment, usually "tricked out" by civilians for recreational or far-right paramilitary purposes. -
shoop
Shoop variously refers to a doo-wop nonsense sound sometimes used as mild slang for having sex, internet slang for work in Photoshop, or a humorous singular form of the word sheep. -
yut
Yut is an exclamation expressing excitement and camaraderie among US Marines. -
hell to the naw
Hell to the naw is an expressive and intensive slang way to say "no." -
Malibu
Malibu variously refers to a wealthy beach city near Los Angeles, a coconut-flavored liqueur made with rum, and a sedan made by Chevrolet. -
at sign
The at sign is most commonly found in email addresses and on social media, where it is used to tag specific users in posts. The symbol, @, can also stand in for the word at in everyday writing and… -
Roxicodone
Roxicodone, commonly misspelled Roxycodone, is a brand of oxycodone, a strong, prescription painkiller that has earned a reputation for widespread abuse. -
APM
APM is an acronym that means actions per minute. It's most commonly used in real-time video games such as Starcraft and refers to how many actions a player can perform in a minute. The best players… -
DPS
DPS is an acronym that means damage per second in multiplayer online gaming. It's used both as a noun (a weapon type, class, or a character capable of massive damage) and as an adjective to describe… -
DOT
DOT is an acronym for damage over time, and it's used in computer gaming to refer to acts that slowly cause damage to a character, such as poisoning or a spell.
