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Arugulance (arugula + arrogance)

"Arugulance" was popularized by Maureen Dowd's New York (NY) Times column, titled "The Aura of Arugulance," published online April 18, 2009. Dowd had been talking about the…

ASAP (as soon as possible)

"SAP" stands for "soon as possible." "Sap -- Soon as possible" was printed in the book The Phillips Code: A Thoroughly Tested Method of Shorthand, Arranged for…

Asphalt Capital of the World (Talco nickname)

Oil was discovered at the small town of Talco, Texas in 1936. The oil was low gravity crude, but it yielded a high percentage of asphalt. By at least March 1939, Talco was being called the…

Aspirin Alley (Broadway)

"Aspirin Alley" is an infrequently used nickname for Broadway, possibly because the street's dizzying lights require a person to take an aspirin. New York newspaper columnist O. O.…

Astorperious or Asterperious (from “Astor”)

Entry in progress -- B.P. Wikipedia: Astor familyThe Astor family is a significant American family of German descent notable for their prominence in business, society, and politics. Founding Family…