A word used in crosswordese, coined by blogger Rex Parker, meaning two crossing words/clues that very very few people would know. As an example, one clue would be "A town in the eighth mile of the Bostom marathon" Answer-Natick

Commonly used in text messages or social media as a short form for Very Sound Advice.

A Mall. All there is there is a Mall.

The home of the redmen and Peter Mundy, the voice of the natick football redmen.

A town in Massachusetts 10 miles west of Boston with the population of around 40,000 people as of 2020. The town is 15 sq. miles of land, and surrounds most of Lake Cochituate. Natick was founded in 1651 by Puritan Massachusett converts and English Puritan missionary John Elliot. Natick has the Natick Mall(the largest mall in New England), the headquarters of TJ Maxx, Cognex, and Math Works, an army lab, and a national guard base. Doug Flutie, former NFL QB, is from Natick, and Henry Wilson, 18th Vice President of the United States of America and abolitionist, was from Natick. The Boston Marathon runs right through downtown Natick. Natick is most known for its historical monuments and architecture in downtown Natick.

An upper middle class town in suburban Boston. Football star Doug Flutie is from Natick. Downtown natick is the worst part of the town, while North, West, and East Natick are middle/upper middle class. Houses in south natick go for on avarage 2 million dollars. South natick is surrounded by wellesly and dover. (super rich towns)

A lower/middle class town right outside of Boston. Parts of it are rich(South Natick) and parts of it are ghetto(West Natick, Natick Center). All Natick is known for is its mall.