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Dutch Stripe

A strategic Connect-4 move featuring three diagonal tokens with open spots at both ends, giving you two ways to win on your next turn. It's the diagonal cousin of the Norwegian Pincer and sounds way more sophisticated than it actually is. Named after the Dutch for reasons known only to extremely serious Connect-4 players.

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Half-PPR

Half-PPR is a fantasy football (FFB) abbreviation for aPPRleague that awards half-points for each reception instead of a full point. It is one of the more popular FFB scoring formats since it adds a new facet to the standard league but still does not put too much emphasis on theWRposition.

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Bomb

TCGandCCGplayers use bomb to describe a very good, high-impact card. Left unanswered, a bomb can usually win a game on its own - because it is just that darn good.

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TITF

An acronym meaning 'Take It That Far'—used to encourage someone to go all-in or push beyond perceived limits. It's the verbal equivalent of saying 'go big or go home,' usually shouted enthusiastically.

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wygowm

Will you go out with me

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Lorge

Netizenswho speak in DoggoLingo may use lorge in place of "large." For example, while describing a big dog, a Facebook user may say "That's a lorgeboiright there."

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aoys

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