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  1. Now that you've had Thanksgiving dinner (and dessert) have you figured out how you say pecan? http://www.citydictionary.c... about 2 hours ago from web
  2. Word of the Day - Brewmoo: Portland, OR http://www.citydictionary.com #wotd about 2 hours ago from web
  3. Word of the Day: The Witch's House: Los Angeles, CA http://www.citydictionary.com/ #wotd 11:20 AM Nov 27th from web
  4. Wrong Holiday Word of the Day - Christmas Tree Corner: Wausau, WI http://www.citydictionary.com/ #wotd 5:12 AM Nov 26th from web
  5. RT @CRSpanish: Costa Rican Spanish Word of the Day: Estudiar http://costaricaspanish.blo... #wotd 7:57 AM Nov 25th from web
  6. Masshole: Boston, MA http://fb.me/3mF3J34 7:09 AM Nov 25th from Facebook
  7. RT @wordnik: Word of the day: wrick (or rick), to twist or turn; a sprain. Related to "crick," as in "a crick in my neck." http://bit.ly ... 10:59 PM Nov 24th from web
  8. @gypsy999 Sounds good. Let me know if you have any questions. 10:58 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to gypsy999
  9. @gypsy999 That sounds like a neat one for Pittsburgh. You should add it :) http://www.citydictionary.c... 8:00 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to gypsy999
  10. @gypsy999 I haven't heard 'jipping line' before. Where did you learn it? 12:22 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to gypsy999
  11. Bluecifer: Denver, CO http://fb.me/3iekKCt 11:35 AM Nov 24th from Facebook
  12. @La_Diana @bluedepth @redmolly23 Thanks for the answers. "Butting in line" and "jumping the line" are good ones! 2:15 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to La_Diana
  13. @mmcheeseburgers Those sound like fun, but I haven't a clue what they mean! 2:09 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to mmcheeseburgers
  14. I have heard of cutting in line. I have also heard of budging and crowding. Does anyone know other words for it? 1:56 PM Nov 23rd from web
  15. @mmcheeseburgers I have heard of zerbert and zerbet (or zerbit), but I haven't heard of raspberry. I will look into it, thanks! 1:03 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to mmcheeseburgers
  16. RT @MarianDougan: Inappropriate and unacceptable have replaced a number of older, more exact terms: http://j.mp/6aqfxb (RT @NOVALanguage ... 12:47 PM Nov 23rd from web
  17. RT @wordnik: Word of the day: haruspex, Roman priest who practiced divination with entrails; List of the day, Sweet Tooth Fairy. http:// ... 12:09 PM Nov 23rd from web
  18. Thanks to @lindagottschalk @repsac3 @mytamn for including me in your lists. Their titles are quite flattering :) 10:31 AM Nov 23rd from web
  19. NYC Word of the Day: DUMBO http://www.citydictionary.c... #wotd #nyc #newyork 9:00 AM Nov 23rd from web
  20. RT @pmdickinson: RT @FakeAPStylebook @mediafarm: Randomly capitalizing words is called "marketing." 8:57 AM Nov 23rd from web
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