short for supposedly; not real, imaginary

A cryptocurrency of little to no value, usually a late-comer to the Bitcoin craze, a copycat cryptocurrency.

A dance move where one briefly holds a position as a model would do in order to be admired. This became popular in the 80s ballroom subculture as well as voguing which is a series of poses imitating a model at a photo shoot. Vogueing became recognized in the mainstream with Madonna’s song Vogue.

The current TV show about the NYC ballroom subculture of the late 1980s is named Pose

adj., an object/person/thing that relies heavily upon others for influence and is not originally composed of one material and seeks more to mimic rather than to transpose the original object/person/thing's realm. While not saying the quality of the material is subject, the overall fibers of its being are called into question and the motives behind existence itself are brought to light.

verb. to pose.

the acting of standing someone up.

Abreviation for Suppose.

to own, as in own a dance, be the best, be "boss;" specifically used when a choreographer makes a dance to a latino song; others may try to dance their best but do not have the muscles in the right places to do it just right (unless you are latino)