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ujge

ujge (v., pronounced "udge"):
Meaning: To dive into a task or experience with reckless enthusiasm, often ignoring potential risks.
Example: "We ujged into the new game beta without reading the patch notes."
Vibe: Bold, adventurous, slightly chaotic; captures the spirit of jumping in headfirst, especially in gaming or creative pursuits.
by Brookes Huwasi August 25, 2025
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Chocolataire

Meaning: A social gathering or party where chocolate is the central theme, featuring various chocolate-based foods and drinks.
Example Usage: "The hostess, a renowned patissier, invited us to an exclusive chocolataire where we sampled truffles, sipped spiced hot chocolate, and even enjoyed a rich chocolate torte."
by Brookes Huwasi August 26, 2025
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cooling glasses

Meaning: A modern term for eyeglasses or sunglasses, implying they are used to cool or soothe the eyes, often from the glare of the sun.
"The 21st-century gentleman raised his cooling glasses to get a better look at the car approaching down the sun-drenched road."
by Brookes Huwasi August 26, 2025
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aezz

aezz (interj./n., pronounced "ayz"):
Meaning: An exclamation of awe or admiration; as a noun, it refers to something jaw-droppingly impressive or futuristic.
Example: "Aezz! Did you see that hologram display?" / "That new AI drone is pure aezz."
Vibe: High-energy, futuristic, used to hype up cutting-edge tech or mind-blowing experiences.
by Brookes Huwasi August 25, 2025
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yjji

yjji (n., pronounced "yee-jee"):
Meaning: A fleeting, intense burst of joy or excitement shared with others, often in a group setting.
Example: "When the DJ dropped the beat, the whole crowd felt a yjji."
Vibe: Euphoric, communal, like the high of a perfect moment at a concert or event.
by Brookes Huwasi August 25, 2025
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Public Sharing

Meaning:
1. The act of distributing personal content, information, or media on digital platforms where access is unrestricted and the audience is inherently public or semi-public. This content is typically accessible to a wide, undefined network beyond one's immediate personal connections.

2. (in digital communication) A mode of interaction characterized by broadcasting content to an open audience on social media, video-sharing, or micro-blogging platforms (e.g., Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube), with the primary intentions of dissemination, engagement, or community building.

Etymology: Early 21st century. From the confluence of public (open to all people) and sharing (to distribute digital content), driven by the rise of social networking platforms.

Prononuciation: PUB-lick SHAIR-ing
Example Usage:
"Her public sharing of the video tutorial on YouTube quickly made it go viral."

"The company's policy advises employees to be cautious about public sharing of details regarding their work projects."

"A key difference in modern communication is between private messaging and public sharing."
by Brookes Huwasi August 28, 2025
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hectad

Meaning: A unit of area, specifically one hundred square kilometers, used in mapping and geography. In the UK, it can refer to a 10 km x 10 km grid square used in biological recording.
Example Usage: "The conservation team surveyed every hectad in the region to map the population density of the rare butterfly species."
by Brookes Huwasi August 26, 2025
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