bare-faced lie

a deliberate lie, a planned lie
His statement to the police was false - a bare-faced lie.
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la onda

The meaning is tough to generalize, but "Essence" comes close.
¿Que onda?
What's up? This is the most common greeting among young people

Así es la onda Mexicana
That's the mexican way/style

Le tiró la onda.
He/She came on to him/her

¿Cual es tu onda?
What interests you/what are you like/what do you do?

!Que Buena Onda!
That rules! What a nice person/action!

Que mala Onda
What a shame, What a reprehensible person/action
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jackalope

Someone who is acting without common sense, a dumb person.
What a jackalope! He's hitting on Matt's girl right in front of Matt. And Matt is huge!
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all that

In possession of all good qualities.
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jackassery

Derek was displaying some quality jackassery in the bar last night.
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brick

a dependable person, a friend who always helps (english slang)
Parveen helped me get through my divorce. She's a real brick!
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angel investor

An individual who invests in a company during its start-up phase; a financial supporter in the early stages of a corporation's existence.

An 'angel' is a winged creature from heaven who is supposed to help you when you are in danger. An 'angel investor' is someone who provides money for young businesses that really need it. The phrase was first used to describe wealthy patrons who kept Broadway plays on stage despite a lack of profits.
The company never would have survived without the backing of its angel investors.
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