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Term
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A person who compulsively works hard and long hours
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Workaholic
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Decontamination workers wear one of these suits when cleaning up toxic spills
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Hazmat
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Initialism to measure UV ray protection, most commonly found on sunscreen bottles
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SPF
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"Barrier" to advancement that prevents minority groups, especially women, from obtaining upper-level positions
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Glass Ceiling
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People that develop positive feelings towards their captors or abusers over time
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Stockholm Syndrome
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Place where restaurants are grouped together in a mall
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Food Court
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1980 NYC transit strike helps bring this term to life following unprecedented car traffic in Manhattan
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Gridlock
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Flattening of areas in farmer's fields to form patterns, often done as hoaxes
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Crop Circles
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Dressing up in costumes, often for comic expositions
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Cosplay
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Puzzle game where one solves the locations of digits 1-9
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Sudoku
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Human being passed overhead from person to person in a large group, typically seen at concerts
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Crowd-Surfing
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A man's hairstyle in which the hair is cut short at the front and sides and left long at the back
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Mullet
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A gesture in which two people connect their clenched hand together momentarily
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Fist Bump
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Flashy jewellery worn as an indication of wealth or status, often by rappers
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Bling
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Quasi-ambiguous writing in a text box seen online for human verification
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CAPTCHA
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Viewing multiple episodes of a television series in rapid succession, often in one sitting
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Binge Watching
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Temporarily drowning someone with water as a form of torture, oftentimes blindfolded
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Waterboarding
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Accidentally exposing an intimate part of your body as a result of an article of clothing slipping out of position
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Wardrobe Malfunction
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Objectives to complete before death
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Bucket List
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Raising capital by obtaining small amounts of money from a large number of people
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Crowdfunding
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Purposely (often spontaneously) putting oneself into the view of another's photo
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Photobomb
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Using a fake online identity in order to obtain trust and deceive someone
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Catfishing
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When a man adopts a sitting position with his legs wide apart
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Manspreading
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Video of a person in which their face or body has been convincingly altered
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Deepfake
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for the suspension of positivity question, 'downer', 'mood killer' or even 'party pooper' seem like they would be good answers.
The actual answer i think, applies to something beyond mere positivity and more like euphoria.
One of the dictionary sites says that Nip slip was first used in 2002 and fits the definition perfectly.
Really liked the first two quizzes in this series.
the "Wardrobe malfunction" phrase was very specific to the Janet Jackson superbowl incident.