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/ ô - fəl /

full of awe/inspiring awe, wonder, or fear

"The play had me left sitting there, awful at how incredible it was.”

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the term ‘awful’ has changed to mean that something is very bad or unpleasant. the word ended up focusing on the ‘fear’ part of the definition, therefore becoming the word we use it as today.

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/ mād /

a girl or young woman, especially an unmarried one.

"she was a beautiful, young maid.”

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the word itself is a shortened version of ‘maiden’, and could also be used to describe virgin women. the definition shifted to mean domestic servitude, specifically with women, due to the fact that young women in the past would work as servants to make a living before they got married.

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/ skat /

droppings, especially those of carnivorous mammals.

"that’s some fresh bear scat!”

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while scat is used as a term for animal droppings, it was heavily used in the 1920s to describe jazz singing in which the voice is used to imitate an instrument.

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/ ˈmēt - ho͝ok /

a person’s hands or arms

"get your meathooks off of me!”

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meathook is typically how used to describe a sharp metal hook that is used to hang meat carcasses. most of the time, people refer to one’s hands as their proper name, hands.

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someone of something that is useless

"you’re as useful as a wet sock.”

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people or things that are useless are now typically either called useless or another slang term is used. the more modern interpretation is a literal sock that is wet.

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extremely (used for emphasis)

"my parents make me hella mad.”

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hella isn’t used nowadays as it tends to over emphasize something, and now there are newer slang terms to emphasize certain phrases.

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/ sōkt /

extremely wet; saturated

"my clothes were soaked from being in the rain.”

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the word soaked itself just sounds rather weird and it is somewhat uneccassary given that you can just describe something as ‘wet’ and leave it at that.

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/ da - dē /

one’s father

"her daddy bought her chips at the store.”

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the word, despite being used as a way to describe one’s father, has been sexual used within the past few years. it overall makes me so beyond uncomfortable and i wish it would no longer be used.

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/ wig /

shocked, causing excitement

"did you see her outfit?! WIG!”

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wig sounds rather ridiculous and is very overused. while it can be funny, it often turns out extremely annoying.

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/ tē /

synonym for gossip

"did you hear the tea today?”

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tea being used to describe gossip overall makes no sense to me, given the fact that it is just a beverage. similar to ‘wig’, it is overused and rather annoying.