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Old 02-23-2010, 01:07 AM
LatinaAlumna LatinaAlumna is offline
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"low-key" (not in the typical usage, but the way it's being used now days)

Example:

Well, she's going out with him now, but lowkey I still like him and it bugs me.


(and I usually see it spelled as one word).

ETA another one:

PROLLY

As in, "I'm prolly gonna get a D on that test."

I can't STAND when people actually think the word is "prolly" instead of "probably"! Makes me think of "prolly want a cracker?"
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