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The friend group text that means leave now, explain later.

means A violent, cold north-to-northeast wind that blasts down from mountains onto coastal regions, especially around the Adriatic.

from From Italian/Serbo-Croatian 'bora', tracing back to Greek 'Boreas', the name of the north wind god. The connection is appropriately violent — Boreas was imagined as a fierce, blustering figure, and the wind that bears his name still slams down the Dinaric Alps onto the Adriatic coast with gale force, capable of flipping trucks and shutting down highways.

origin
Yoruba and Nigerian slang for let us go
usage
Works as command, question, or sigh of impatience
tone
Urgency without the drama of actual urgency
grammar
Needs no subject, object, or patience
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