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   Krang

   In the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise, Krang is an evil supervillain in the form of a gelatinous, tentacled brain. Deprived of a body, he achieves mobility through the use of an android body or…
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   Flocka

   Flocka refers to rapper Waka Flocka Flame, used especially by his fans to refer to him and his music.
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   Putlocker and chill

   The slang Putlocker and chill refers to relaxing at home by streaming movies or TV from an illegal site. Related Words: Netflix and chill shrekflix and chill GOT and chill pizza and chill KissAnime and chill
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   hunh

   Hunh is an interjection that conveys annoyance, confusion, or curiosity. It also adds emphasis at the end of the question.
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   d’fuq

   D'fuq is a slang form of the fuck, commonly used as a quick reaction to a confusing, shocking, or objectionable situation. D'fuq is often phrased as a question: d'fuq?
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   5/7

   5/7 is an internet meme referring to an unusual film rating scale developed by a Facebook user. It's used allusively to express ironic or earnest appreciation of online content.
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   one step ahead

   One step ahead is an expression used to describe someone who or something that is more prepared, advanced, or skilled.
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   brothe

   Brothe is a corruption, often humorous, of the past tense of breathe. It sometimes appears as an alternative spelling or misspelling of brother.
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   bebe

   Bebe is an alternate spelling and pronunciation of baby, usually used playfully or affectionately.
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    kairos

    Translated as "the right time" from Ancient Greek, kairos variously refers to an "opportune presentation" in rhetoric and a "spiritual opportunity" in Christian theology. Kairos also refers to a Catholic retreat program, a popular dragon…
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    mask off

    Mask Off is the title of a hit 2017 song by rap artist Future. The song inspired a viral challenge called the Mask Off Challenge on social media, featuring  young black musicians remixing the song…
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    Krampus

    Especially popular in Germanic and Slovakian cultures, Krampus is a sinister counterpart to Santa Claus who, instead of rewarding good children, punishes wicked ones.