5 Survival Phrases for the USA

BROMANCE

(noun

informal) 

a close but nonsexual relationship between two men.

                                                             EXAMPLE 1:

                                                   Your boyfriend and his best friend

EXAMPLE 2:

Joey and Chandler from Friends

                                                         EXAMPLE 3:
                                                 Dr. House and Dr. James Wilson

DELISH

= DELICIOUS , TASTY, YUMMY

e.g.: 1.That dinner at Travis' was delish!

         2. You should go to that new Greek restaurant that opened around the corner. It's delish.

SELFIE-CONSCIOUS

 When you're trying to take a selfie in public but fear other people are staring at you.

e.g.: 1.  I want to take a selfie, but I'm feeling a bit self-conscious.

         2. People should be more selfie-conscious. I have seen several selfies in the middle of catastrophes. This is so distasteful.

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Webster's Finest Forgotten Words

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Here are 26 of some of the most curious, most surprising and most obscure words from Webster's Dictionary in one handy A to Z. Check it out!

MOOT

“Moot” is a very old word related to “meeting,” specifically a meeting where serious matters are discussed. Oddly enough, a moot point can be a point worth discussing at a meeting (or in court)—an unresolved question—or it can be the opposite: a point already settled and not worth discussing further. At any rate, “mute point” is simply wrong, as is the less common “mood point.”