English Explanatory Dictionary

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English dictionary entry

Meanings

phrase
  1. A phrase chanted by a member or members of the in-group (almost always more than once) when a new member has joined or been accepted, willingly or by doing a behavior or action that is considered to have brought them into the group.

Word forms

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Etymology

A phrase chanted by the sideshow performers in the 1932 horror film Freaks.

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