Many people living in Northern Ireland refer to places across the Irish border as " down South." Ireland consists of thirty two counties. Northern Ireland is known as The Six Counties and the remaining twenty six counties are now known as Ireland. People who do not live in one of the thirty two counties of Ireland have difficulty understanding the Irish situation.

Term used by Northern New Jersey males between 18-45 when describing a trip to Atlantic City to drink, gamble, and go to strip clubs. This term is primarily used around girlfriends and wives, to disguise the true nature of the trip.

Also known as "Exit 38", the exit on the Garden State Parkway for the Atlantic City Expressway.

is a cultural and literally geographic subregion in the Southern United States such as Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Georgia, Louisiana and Texas. The term was first used to describe these states most dependent on plantations and chattel slavery during the early period of United States history. The region suffered economic hardship after the American Civil War and was a major site of racial tension during and after the Reconstruction era. State governments enshrined white supremacy as a guiding principle and worked to deny political rights and economic opportunities to black citizens, partly through Jim Crow laws. The Civil rights movement ushered in a new era, sometimes referred to as the New South. Before 1945, the Deep South was often referred to as the Cotton States, since cotton was the primary cash crop for economic production.

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