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Iroquois Confederacy
n.
political
group
of six native American nations
[US];[Hist.];[Pol.]
squad
n.
Refers to a teen’s
group
of friends.
Usually employed as “squad goals”: term used to describe who you want your group to be or what you want your group to accomplish.
minority
n.
a small
group
of people or things within a much larger
group
There are a lot of national minorities in my home country (Denmark). We have a lot of people from Poland, Somalia etc.
squad goals
n.
Term used to describe who one wants their
group
to be or what they want their
group
to accomplish.
[Slang] This has been made popular by Taylor Swift and her fleet of Twitter followers. “Oh my gosh, they are seriously squad goals!”
rotten apple OR bad apple
n.
Arotten apple is a member of a
group
, or a single element in a set of things, that is bad and likely to corrupt the other people or things in the
group
Allusion to the expression “One bad apple spoils the barrel”
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gibe
n.
1:to utter taunting words 2:to deride or tease with taunting words ‘The Gridiron Show
group
joked with and gibed at those in the Memphis power structure, politicians mostly. Rarely did anyone get their feelings hurt by the skits in the shows….” — Toby Sells, Memphis Magazine, December 2014
role
n.
the actions and activities assigned to or required or expected of a person or
group
usie
n.
a
group
selfie ; a picture taken by one person next to other people, usually to share it through social media
[Slang] comes from the combination of “selfie” and “us”
slate
n.
a
group
to vote for as a whole, not by individuals.
a term used on voting ballots
kettle
v.
[subj: poiicemen] to herd [demonstrators] into a compact
group
in order to control their movements
comp set
n.
competitive set: a
group
of other brands offering a similar product or service, to the same consumers
kettling
n.
police crowd management technique that consists of herding people into a compact
group
. AKA corralling
cash mob
n.
a
group
of people who decide to meet and make purchases at a local business. The aim is both to support it and to meet up with the community.
Inspired by the phenomenon of flash mobs, which refers to groups of people mobilized by social media to perform entertaining or unusual acts in public, such as choreographies
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Rent Seeking
vi.
When a large
group
of competing corporations hope to use the government to protect or enhance their interests.
Economic Term.
herding cats
exp.
expression used to describe an attempt to organize a difficult or unpredictable situation; trying to coordinate a
group
of people who tend to act chaotically
[Bus.] E.g: Some say that managing a team is herding cats.
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basis delegate
n.
(#BD) In humanocracy, a revocable delegate member of a
group
of 25 delegators, chosen and controlled by them. 25 basis delegates can choose a council delegate.
Anarchists in Spain have chosen basis delegates in 1936. Similar delegates have been chosen during many struggles of the people : shop stewards in UK, revocable delegates in Italy during the 70th.
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council delegate
n.
(#CD) In humanocracy, a revocable delegate member of a
group
of 25 basis delegates, chosen and controlled by them. 25 council delegates can choose a deputy-delegate.
