지리적 및 문화적 영어 - Midwest US English

Here you will find slang from the Midwest US, highlighting regional expressions, accents, and local cultural language.

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to worsh [동사]

(Midwestern US) to clean or wash something

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pop [명사]

(Midwestern US) a carbonated soft drink

Ex: They stocked the cooler full of different pops .

hotdish [명사]

(Minnesota, Upper Midwest) a baked casserole typically containing a starch, meat, and vegetables

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bubbler [명사]

(Wisconsin, parts of the Midwest) a drinking fountain

Ex: There 's a bubbler in the corner of the gym .

oofta [감탄사]

(Minnesota, Upper Midwest) an exclamation expressing surprise, frustration, exhaustion, or exasperation

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frunchroom [명사]

(Chicago) the front room of a house or apartment, typically used for entertaining guests

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to take with [동사]

(Upper Midwestern US) to take something along with you

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to bring with [동사]

(Upper Midwestern US) to bring someone or something along with you

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to come with [동사]

(Upper Midwestern US) to accompany or join someone or something

Ex: If you 're heading to the meeting , I 'll come with to offer support .

the Lake [명사]

(Chicago, Upper Midwest) Lake Michigan, especially in reference to its shoreline along Chicago

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the L [명사]

(Chicago, Upper Midwest) the elevated train system serving downtown and surrounding areas

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prairie [명사]

(Chicago, Upper Midwest) a vacant lot or undeveloped piece of land, often in an urban area

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grabowski [명사]

(Chicago) a determined, hardworking, and loyal person

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grachki [명사]

(Chicago) a garage key, spelled in eye dialect to reflect local pronunciation

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