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How the Japanese refer to sea urchin roe. Iron Chefs use uni in pretty much every other battle.
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university
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1. Shortening of the word "University" (=College)
"I'm got classes at uni this afternoon" 2. A prefix derived from latin meaning "one" or "single" "A unicycle only has one wheel"
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1. university (noun)
2. prefix meaning "one" 3. a unicycle (noun) 1. I'm going to uni today
2. a unicellular organism 3. wait till I get my 20" uni! |
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A single Brow on one's face, some might choose to laser off after 8th grade. Kirsten, from the 719, Sported a Uni until highschool, now only traces remain.
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an abbreviation of the word uniform I need to get my uni cleaned for the basketball game.
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It's college you stupid fucks. Not uni. Please rid the English language of this bastardization of a word. It makes you sound like some pompous piece of shit with no self-esteem. Say college. C-o-l-l-e-g-e.
It does not imply you go to a 2 year program. No one in top 20 programs refer to their program as a "uni." They say college. "I go to college." "When I was in college..." "I am a college student." Now get with it folks. And there are plenty of third tier 4 year programs that are "universities." So saying "uni" does not mean anything, and instead reveals to the rest of the world you've probably gone to a no-name program or care too much about what others think of you. *Saying university should only be with the full name of the program. Like Princeton University. Otherwise, it's almost always college. And never, ever "uni." |
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