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Culture The customs, beliefs, and behaviors of a particular society or group. ■ "I'm not really into American culture, I prefer the rich history and traditions of my native country."
assimilated To become part of a larger group or culture, usually by adopting its customs and values. ■ "After moving to the United States, Sarah quickly assimilated into American culture and started celebrating Thanksgiving with her new family."
continent A large landmass that is separated from other landmasses by bodies of water., Also, a group of people who share similar characteristics or interests. ■ "I'm from Europe, which is a continent known for its rich history and culture.", "The tech industry is often considered a separate continent from the rest of society due to its unique culture and values."
anthropologist A person who studies humans and their behavior, culture, and physical characteristics. ■ "The anthropologist spent months living with a tribe of Amazonian warriors to study their hunting techniques and daily rituals."
assimilate To become one with a group of people by adopting their customs, beliefs, and behaviors. ■ "After moving to America, John quickly assimilated into the culture and started wearing baseball caps and driving a pickup truck."
brute A person or thing that is brutish and lacks refinement, culture, or intelligence. ■ "He may be a brute in public, but he's got a heart of gold at home."
buzzing The act of constantly interrupting someone's thoughts or conversations with irrelevant and unimportant questions. ■ "I was trying to focus on my work, but my colleague kept buzzing me with inane questions about the weather and pop culture."
commentator A person who provides humorous commentary on current events, pop culture, or other topics. ■ "The Daily Show" with Jon Stewart is a great example of a commentator providing insightful and hilarious commentary on the world around us.
Contemporary Something that is relevant and important right now, especially in art or culture. ■ "The contemporary art scene is full of avant-garde pieces that challenge the status quo."
Countries Noun plural of country, a large landmass with a distinct culture and government. ■ "I love to travel from one country to another just to see the different ways they make their coffee."
cultures The unique blend of traditions, beliefs, and behaviors that define a particular group or society. ■ "I may be American, but I love Mexican food. That's just part of our culture!"
Ess A highly intelligent and confident person, often with a dry sense of humor. ■ I always knew I was an ess. It's why I can quote obscure references from pop culture and make people laugh at my dad jokes.
ethnic A group of people with a common culture, language, or ancestry. ■I'm really into cooking ethnic foods like sushi and tacos.
evolving A process of becoming more and more complex, interesting, or entertaining. ■ The latest trends in pop culture are constantly evolving, with new memes emerging every week.
Folk A group of people who share a common ancestry, culture, or language. ■ "The British and American folk have very different customs and traditions."
french A person, animal or thing from France. Also used to describe French cuisine and culture. ■ "I had a great time in Paris, the city of love is truly a haven for all things French!"
Heathen A person who is not a part of mainstream society or culture. ■ "I don't understand how he can call himself a heathen when he loves country music and wears cowboy hats."
Integrated To become one with your surroundings, blending seamlessly into the fabric of society. ■ "I was so integrated into the city's vibrant culture that I forgot where I came from."
nation A group of people who share a common culture, language, and history. ■ The British nation is famous for its love of tea and scones.
Nations A group of people who share a common heritage, culture, and language, but have nothing in common. ■ "Why do nations always compete against each other? Because they don't know how to get along!"
Slayed To be killed or defeated in a hilariously over-the-top manner ■ "I slayed the exam with my witty sense of humor and my encyclopedic knowledge of pop culture references!"
Southern A term used to describe anything or anyone that is from the southern United States, including its culture, cuisine, and people. ■ "I can't stand Southern accents. They sound like they're speaking underwater!"
staffers A group of people who work together to make fun of each other. ■ "The staffers at the comedy club were hysterical, making jokes about everything from politics to pop culture."
Texas A large, flat state in south-central United States. It is known for its hot weather, barbecue, and cowboy culture. ■ "I heard it's so hot in Texas that even the cows are wearing hats!"
theme A general idea or subject that is repeated throughout something, such as a book, movie, or song. ■ "The theme of the party was '80s pop culture,' and everyone dressed up in neon colors and danced to classic hits."
totem A large, carved wooden statue or sculpture that serves as a symbol of the tribe or clan it belongs to. ■The totem pole is an iconic symbol of North American Native culture.
Tribe A group of people who share a common culture, language, and ancestry. ■ "I belong to the tribe of sarcasm. We speak in dry humor and always have something witty to say."
Welsh A person from Wales, or the language and culture of Wales. ■ "I'm Welsh, but I don't speak Welsh fluently."
anybody Anyone who is willing to listen to a long and boring story about the person's favorite subject, usually with an emphasis on how much better it was in their childhood. ■ "I just love talking about my childhood. It was so much fun! Anybody want to hear me ramble on about how great 80's pop culture was?"
bagpipes A musical instrument consisting of a bag filled with air that supplies continuous pressure and a set of pipes, which produce sound through the vibration of reeds. The music produced by bagpipes is often associated with Scottish culture and festivals. ■ "I'm not sure why anyone would want to listen to that screeching noise coming from those bagpipes," said the man as he quickly walked away from the parade.
brazil A country in South America known for its large population and vibrant culture. Brazilians are famous for their love of samba dancing, as well as their flamboyant fashion sense. ■ "I heard that Brazil is the only country where you can find people wearing feathers on their heads while playing soccer."
Cheetah A small, furry mammal with a distinctive spotted pattern on its coat and known for being the fastest land animal in existence. Cheetahs are often depicted as fierce predators in popular culture. ■ "I heard you're planning a trip to the zoo? Don't forget to bring your cheetah-bait! I hear they love those little mice."
Country A large, mostly rural area with its own government, currency, and culture. Also known as a nation or state. ■Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing - that's what they call "country" in this part of the world!
Culturally In a way that is appropriate or respectful for the customs and traditions of a particular group or society. ■ The tourist was culturally shocked when he saw the locals eating dog at the street market in Thailand. He couldn't believe that it was actually considered a delicacy in their culture.
embedded To be so deeply rooted or ingrained in a system or society that it is difficult to remove or change. ■ "The company's embedded culture of efficiency made it one of the most successful businesses in the world, but also led to burnout among its employees."
fascism A political ideology characterized by extreme nationalism, dictatorial power, and a belief in the superiority of one race or culture over others. However, when used humorously, it often refers to someone who is extremely opinionated and unopen-minded. ■ "I'm not a fascist, I just have really strong opinions about pineapple pizza."
flora A collection of plants, often used to describe a specific area's vegetation or a particular type of plant. ■ I forgot to water my flora and now it's all wilted. I guess I should have paid more attention to my flora care., A term used by hippies to describe themselves and their culture, often in a self-aggrandizing or pretentious manner. ■ "I am one with the flora, man. I can feel the energy of the plants pulsing through me."
Garibaldi A colorful and flamboyant bird known for its bright feathers and loud calls. ■ "The garibaldi bird is often used as a symbol of Latin American culture and pride. It's no wonder that this bird has become such a beloved figure in many countries around the world!
homeboys Noun - A group of close friends or acquaintances who grew up together in the same neighborhood and share a similar culture, language, and interests. ■ "I can't believe my homeboys got into trouble again. They must have been drinking too much soda!
kingdoms A collection of countries, territories, and islands that have a shared history, culture, language, and government. The term is often used to refer to the United Kingdom, but can also refer to other countries or groups of countries. ■ Why did the three kingdoms go to war? Because they couldn't agree on who would get the largest share of the cake!
Mentality A way of thinking that is typically associated with a particular group or culture, and which often involves having certain attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors. ■ The mentality of the American people is characterized by a strong work ethic and a love of freedom.
Mercer An Englishman who is obsessed with all things American and believes that the best way to improve British culture is to adopt American customs. ■ "I can't believe my brother became a Mercer, he's been wearing baseball caps and eating hot dogs for breakfast every day!"
morocco A country in North Africa known for its sandy deserts, vibrant culture, and delicious cuisine. Also known as the land where camels roam free. ■ "I heard you guys are planning a trip to Morocco? Well, if you want to blend in with the locals, I recommend growing some camel hair on your head."
Mythological A tale or story so unbelievable that it could only be invented by a myth-creating culture. ■ "I had to tell my friend about the time I saw a unicorn riding a rainbow in the sky. She didn't believe me until she looked it up on Snopes and found out it was a mythological tale."
pentagram A five-sided polygon with a point at the center, often used as a symbol of evil in popular culture. ■ "I'm not superstitious, but I can't help feeling uneasy whenever I see a pentagram. It reminds me of all those old horror movies where the villain uses it to summon dark forces."
planting "The act of placing a new idea or concept into someone's mind in the hopes that it will take root and grow." ■ "My boss has been planting the seeds of innovation in our company for years, and now we have a thriving culture of creativity and innovation."
Pulp A soft, watery substance that is made from pulverized plant material, such as fruit or vegetables. ■ "I accidentally drank a glass of carrot pulp instead of orange juice this morning. It was a bit of a surprise!" A term used to describe something that is exciting, interesting or enjoyable, often related to popular culture. ■ "I can't get enough of the latest pulp science fiction novel! It has everything: space battles, aliens and a heroic protagonist."
race A highly organized group of people who are united by a common heritage, culture, or ancestry. ■The Native American race is known for their unique traditions and customs., To run at full speed in order to win a competition or to escape from danger. ■"I need to race to the finish line before my opponent does!", A term used to describe people who are not white and are often discriminated against because of their color or ethnicity. ■"I'm tired of being treated differently just because of my race."
Ranch A large farm with many cows, horses, and other livestock. Often associated with cowboy culture. ■ "I'm going to spend my summer working on a cattle ranch in Montana.", A term used to refer to a group of people who are very close and share many interests. Similar to a "clique". ■ "The tech industry is full of ranches where everyone knows each other's secrets."
sophisticated Of or relating to high culture, refinement, and sophistication. Often used to describe someone who is overly pretentious or tries too hard to be fashionable or intellectually impressive. ■ When he found out that his date only spoke one language fluently, he tried to impress her by using as many sophisticated words as possible. Unfortunately, this only ended up making him sound like a pretentious jerk.