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Culture specific, informal words and terms that are not considered standard in a language.

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worm-food

Language; Slang

A corpse. * You wanna end up worm-food? Just keep smarting off. * In the end, we’re all worm-food.

worms

Language; Slang

Noodles; spaghetti. * Let’s have worms tonight. * Are the worms ready for the sauce yet?

worms in blood

Language; Slang

Spaghetti in tomato sauce. * We’re having worms in blood for dinner tonight. * I’m getting tired of worms in blood every Wednesday.

worry wart

Language; Slang

Someone who worries all the time. * Don’t be such a worry wart. * I’m sorry I’m such a worry wart.

worst-case scenario

Language; Slang

The worse possible future outcome. * Now, let’s look at the worst-case scenario. * In the worst-case scenario, we’re all dead.

wrinkle-rod

Language; Slang

The crankshaft of an engine. * A wrinkle-rod’ll set you back about $199, plus installation charges, of course.

wrong side of the tracks

Language; Slang

The poor side of town. * Fred’s ashamed that he’s from the wrong side of the tracks, so to speak. * I’m glad I’m from the wrong side of the tracks. I know what life is really like.

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