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   keep calm and carry on

   Commonly featured on posters, clothing, novelty items, and internet memes, keep calm and carry on is a popular slogan calling for persistence in the face of challenge. It was first used on a British propaganda…
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   kek

   Kek is an online term with similar meanings to LOL or haha, used especially by gamers. Since the 2016 US presidential election, the Egyptian god Kek, portrayed as Pepe the Frog, has become a symbol…
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   khaleesi

   Khaleesi is a title given to the wife of a Dothraki warlord in the universe of the George R. R. Martin’s series A Song of Ice and Fire, popularly known as Game of Thrones after…
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   kumbaya

   Rooted in an American spiritual and folk song of the same name, kumbaya refers, often disparagingly, to moments of or efforts at harmony and unity.
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   lechuza

   Lechuza refers to a witch that turns into an owl in Mexican and Mexican-American folklore.
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   like a boss

   To do something like a boss is to do it with stylish confidence or authority. This can be applied, tongue in cheek, even to fairly mundane tasks.
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   li’l

   Li’l is an abbreviation of the word little. It’s often used in names or titles to emphasize youth or physical size.
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   literotica

   Literotica is a trademark held by Sunlane Media for the website literotica.com, a website that features erotic literature. Though trademarked, this term is often used generically to refer to any type of porn in written…
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   LiveJournal

   Especially popular in the 2000s, LiveJournal is a blogging platform and social networking website that allows users to keep an online diary.
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    lmgtfy

    Lmgtfy is an internet acronym standing for let me Google that for you, used when someone requests information that they could have easily found themselves.
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    make it rain

    To make it rain is to freely give out cash or other items, make a lot of money, or become a big success.
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    make me a sandwich

    Make me a sandwich is an internet meme that men employ to annoy, insult, or dismiss women. It makes reference to the stereotype that women belong only in domestic spaces, such as the kitchen.