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Brotherly Shove

In football, "brotherly love" is a play where the quarterback hikes the ball and then is shoved forward into the offensive and defensive line by teammates (usually the running back) to gain yards. TheNFLteam Philadelphia Eagles popularized the play in 2023 in short-yardage situations, like on the goal line or 4th down, to gain one or two yards.

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lmfo

laughing my face off

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Ratio

When a reply to a post gets more likes than the original post, indicating the original take was bad and the response was better. Getting ratioed is the digital equivalent of being publicly corrected by the entire internet at once. There is no comeback from a clean ratio.

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arvo

Australian slang for "afternoon," because Aussies have a constitutional requirement to abbreviate everything and add an 'o' to the end. Part of the grand tradition that brought you "servo" (service station) and "avo" (avocado). If you're not shortening your words Down Under, you're doing it wrong.

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cuss

To verbally roast someone by taking the piss out of their life, family, home, or social situation—essentially a freestyle insult battle focused on humorous mockery rather than genuine malice.

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