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Up South
As opposed to Deep South. States within the confines of the American South, that border closer to the Northern states, but have strong Southern qualities . Such states as Virginia, Kentucky, parts of Southern Maryland and West Virginia as well. Virginia is a prime example, as it was part of the Confederacy, and parts are heavy in Southern culture, yet borders on Maryland and Washington, DC.
Up South by robertyoung July 4, 2009
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up south
Many residents of Saskatchewan, and in particular, rural residents, use the phrase "up south" instead of 'down south'.
There does not seem to be a distance involved, as in the 'up south' vs. 'deep south' usage in the southern USA.
There does not seem to be a distance involved, as in the 'up south' vs. 'deep south' usage in the southern USA.
tearing it up at south
going to the heritage south playground in order to have fun. this phrase is normally used when everyones bored of just chilling in the driveway.
olivia and the fatshits are tearing it up at south.
thisss issssssss boringgggggg lets go tear it up at southhhhhhhhh.
thisss issssssss boringgggggg lets go tear it up at southhhhhhhhh.
tearing it up at south by poopdick middle school August 14, 2008
Dirty South Dakota Stick-Up
Dirty South Dakota Stick-Up by Uncle Jarry January 14, 2011
Southern Thumbs Up
Southern Thumbs Up by SandalV2 August 20, 2021
Southern Wake Up
Southern Wake Up by BillyJackoff September 4, 2020
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Ratfucker
Brought to public attention by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in the book on the fall of Richard Nixon, All The President’s Men, ratfucker was Nixon’s term for a political operative who sows chaos among opponents; an agent provocateur. It is thought to have originated among campus political rivalries at USC, and seems to have some usage in the US military.
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