Big Apple
Dude 1: I'm so excited to visit the Big Apple this summer!
Dude 2: Dude, if you wanna blend in, don't EVER call it that...
Dude 2: Dude, if you wanna blend in, don't EVER call it that...
Big Apple by AnalogKid17 January 6, 2012
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big apple by mdemon9991 December 21, 2004
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A term only used by tourists and new people moving into NYC that think they are cool when in reality, they are not and try to use the term to show their non-existent coolness. They quickly realize that real New Yorkers don't say this term when one gives them a dirty look and that NYC consists of 5 boroughs and not just Manhattan.
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Sue: Yeah, I'm from the Big Apple! Can't you tell?
Adriana: *Spits in her face* Don't fucking lie to me.
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Adriana: *Spits in her face* Don't fucking lie to me.
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