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New Malden

South West London suburb with one of the largest populations of koreans outside of korea. very relaxed atmosphere and only 20 minutes from waterloo. Great for a night out if you're into pubs and hidden korean karaoke bars.
yo im heading into new malden for some korean bbq and then a pint, you coming?
by gullyjosh February 21, 2018
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new poor

those with little experience being broke, lacking the savvy and wisdom of professional urban survivalists.
"Damn these new poor, on my spot!" "Hey, you! Back the hell off my turf, one panhandler per corner!"

"Don't let any of those new poor follow you back to CardBoard City or I'll cut ya!"

"Look at the blood on this dumpster edge...hilarious. Had to be from climbin' in. These new poor don't know they ass from a hole in a groun."

dumpster divas
by 6uldv8 July 25, 2016
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Booze news

Finding out the day after what on earth happened during the heavy drinking of the night before and from which the individual is now suffering from booze derived amnesia
Example: the first text message of the day: “oh no!! Did I really snog him last night?! That’s bad booze news!”
by thewordfarmer January 22, 2018
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New Awaken

An amazing realm where people and gravel live together in capitalist city
Man i love this realm called New Awaken
by NEWAWAKEN October 27, 2019
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News echo

A person who feels the need to share breaking news on social media, oblivious to the fact that we’re already on social media and have our own news feeds.
Marcia is a consistent news echo, she must not have worked out that we already know about her posts of redundancy.
by Useyournoggin November 3, 2019
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new-collar

Traditionally, salaried professional, office-oriented jobs for college graduates were called "white collar." Upton Sinclair coined the phrase in the 1930’s. On the other hand, "blue collar" workers were those who didn’t attend college or attended a trade school and entered manual labor roles such as construction. “New-collar” jobs are hybrid roles. They are generally salaried professional positions, but do not require a college degree and instead may only need specialized training after high school, for example for software development or programming.
“I’m not going to college, dad. I can start at a $100,000+ with a new-collar role in mainframe security programming.”
by #RockYodaDoes December 14, 2020
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New Braska

A phrase originally created by Adrianna when trying to say ‘Nebraska’... legend has it, that if you close your eyes and say ‘New Braska’ three times while spinning around, you can summon the spirit of Adrianna and she will insult your height, despite being only 5’2
Adrianna: ‘New Braska’
Eragon: ‘New what??’
Adrianna: ‘ahhhhh, I meant Nebraska
by Penn nayme November 16, 2020
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