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Hi, welcome back to Weekly Words. I'm Alicia and today we're going to talk about phrases that aren't cool anymore.

Woohoo!

I probably say a whole lot of these phrases, so I'm about to embarrass myself.

The first phrase is sweet. Oh, sweet's not cool anymore.

Sweet means cool. Sweet means something that's good. You might say, oh man, that skateboard trick you just did was sweet.

Groovy! I still say groovy. Um, groovy means cool, groovy means good. Um, it was used in the 70s when, you know, funky, groovy music was popular in a sentence like,

oh, hey, those are some groovy moves on the dance phone.

I don't know if we can use that.

Going steady. Going steady is kind of an old-fashioned phrase as well.

Going steady just means you're dating, someone who is dating someone else. Like me and Trisha are going steady.

It just means you're dating, you're a couple.

Not, oh, this is, this word is actually what the entire holiday of April Fool's Day is based around.

That's a lie.

Particularly, I would say, for junior high school students, this phrase is very popular.

They might say something like, hey, Steve thinks you're cute, not...

So in other words, it's often used as an insult.

Duh.

Oh, duh. Duh. Oh, duh. Duh.

Duh.

D is used when someone says something really stupid or something really obvious.

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