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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 personal space American In American culture, personal space is valued and respected in social interactions. 14
2 family structure American American culture commonly places emphasis on nuclear family units and individualism. 12
3 hospitality American In American culture, hospitality involves offering food and drinks, encouraging extended visits, and friendly interactions. 10
4 united states American The United States is known for its diverse culture and influence with 50 states. 10
5 mining towns in the united states American Virginia City and West Virginia are known for their historic mining towns, mountainous landscapes, and outdoor recreational activities in the United States. 9
6 public transportation American In American culture, personal vehicles are more commonly relied on than public transportation. 6
7 breakfast American In American culture, breakfast is typically a large meal consisting of eggs, bacon, and pancakes. 5
8 frisch's big boy American Frisch's Big Boy is an iconic American fast-food chain known for its nostalgic appeal and vintage diner aesthetic. 5
9 huddle American In American football culture, huddling is a common practice used to discuss plays and motivate teammates. 5
10 louis American Louis is commonly associated with musician Louis Armstrong and American cultural references. 5
11 marriage American American marriages prioritize individual choice and romantic love, often with elaborate ceremonies. 5
12 name American Common American given names include Terry, Fred, Joel, and Norman. 5
13 wedding American American weddings are usually single-day events featuring ceremonies, receptions, white dresses, and buffet-style dining. 5
14 barbecue American American barbecue culture is characterized by outdoor grilling, leisure, and socializing, often associated with summer holidays and specific meats like ribs and brisket. 4
15 candi syrup American Candi syrup is commonly used in American homebrewing and craft beer production to enhance flavor and color. 4
16 chop suey American Chop suey, originally Chinese, is now an iconic part of American culinary history and popular culture. 4
17 colony American Colonies were established for economic gain and are linked to the legacy of colonialism in American culture. 4
18 fast food American Fast food is a popular and convenient meal option widely consumed in American culture. 4
19 gravy American In American cuisine, gravy is commonly served with roasted meats and is considered a staple. 4
20 lemon curd American In American culture, lemon curd is mostly used as a tangy dessert topping or pastry filling rather than a common ingredient in cuisine. 4
21 music American Pop, rock, and hip-hop genres dominate American music and have significant global influence. 4
22 queueing American Queueing in American culture is typically more relaxed compared to other cultures. 4
23 yorktown American Yorktown is a culturally significant American site known for the decisive battle in the Revolutionary War. 4
24 birthday cake American In American culture, birthday cakes often include candles for making a wish and blowing out. 3
25 cro American In American corporate culture, CRO can refer to either the Chief Risk Officer or Chief Revenue Officer. 3
26 dancing American Diverse dance forms, including square dancing, hip-hop, and ballet, are popular in American culture. 3
27 dates American In American culture, dates are popularly consumed as a healthy snack and added to desserts. 3
28 farming American Farming in American culture encompasses both small family-owned and large commercial farms with modern technology. 3
29 first name American In the United States, common first names include Eric, Jeff, and Brian. 3
30 gift giving American In American culture, gift giving is a common practice that emphasizes respect, gratitude, and immediate, enthusiastic expression. 3
31 holidays American Holidays in American culture typically involve travel to visit family and exchanging gifts. 3
32 james American James is a common first name for American males. 3
33 sports American American culture places a strong emphasis on a variety of sports, especially American football, basketball, and baseball. 3
34 tiki American The concept of tiki is associated with Polynesian and tropical themes and is commonly used in American tiki bars and themed events. 3
35 tipping American In American culture, tipping is customary and expected in service industries. 3
36 breitling American Breitling is an American luxury watch brand symbolizing aviation, wealth, and success. 2
37 chalet American A chalet in American culture is a rustic wooden vacation home typically found in mountain or lakeside areas. 2
38 cheese American Cheese is a common ingredient in American cuisine, used in dishes such as cheeseburgers and specialty salad toppings. 2
39 cross American The cross is used in American culture to symbolize remembrance and distinction. 2
40 dun American In American culture, 'dun' refers to a pale yellowish-brown horse coat color in horse breeding. 2
41 family name American In American culture, family names are often passed down through generations. 2
42 fescue American Fescue is a popular grass in American lawns and pastures. 2
43 gore American Gore is often linked to horror movies and Halloween in American culture. 2
44 hump American The concept of humps in American culture is associated with camels and symbolizes the desert regions of the Middle East. 2
45 krampus American Krampus is not widely recognized or celebrated in American holiday traditions. 2
46 marlin American The marlin is a popular sport fish among American recreational anglers. 2
47 mull American In American culture, 'mull' is commonly associated with deep consideration or contemplation. 2
48 new york city American New York City is an American cultural hub with diverse boroughs, including the Bronx known for its hip-hop culture. 2
49 olive oil American Olive oil is a specialty and healthier alternative ingredient in American cuisine. 2
50 outfield American In American baseball, the outfield is the defensive area beyond the infield where outfielders play. 2
51 piper American Piper is an American character from the TV show 'Orange is the New Black'. 2
52 plum American In American culture, plums are used in snacks, desserts, and jams. 2
53 reed American In American culture, reeds are typically associated with wetlands and used for thatching roofs and making musical instruments. 2
54 rhodes American Rhodes, an American culture, is famous for the Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. 2
55 spices American Spices are essential in American cuisine for enhancing natural flavors and taste. 2
56 spicy food American Spicy food is not a widespread preference and is limited to specific dishes in American culture. 2
57 spirits American Spirits are popular in American cocktail culture and social settings. 2
58 tattoos American Tattoos are widely accepted in American culture for self-expression and modern body art. 2
59 tea American Tea drinking is a popular and diverse cultural practice in America. 2
60 trifle American Trifle is a less common dessert in American culture compared to British culture. 2
61 twang American Twang is associated with country music and is popular in the southern United States. 2
62 vessel American In American culture, vessels are frequently used for drinking in social gatherings. 2
63 vodka American Vodka is often associated with Eastern European cocktails but is less commonly consumed in American culture. 2
64 yoga American Yoga is a popular form of exercise and stress relief in American culture. 2
65 advance into battle American Advancing into battle is viewed as an act of bravery and honor in American culture, demonstrating military prowess and determination. 1
66 ageing American In American culture, there is a preference for youthfulness and age is often associated with negative stereotypes. 1
67 ags 17 American At age 17 in American culture, there is typically a transition from high school to college or the workforce. 1
68 amaretto American Amaretto is commonly used in cocktails and as a standalone liqueur in American culture. 1
69 anglo saxon American The term "Anglo Saxon" is used in American culture to describe white, non-Hispanic people in the United States. 1
70 armor American In American culture, armor is often associated with medieval knights and symbolizes strength and protection. 1
71 articles American In American culture, articles such as clothing, electronics, and housewares are frequently bought in retail stores or online. 1
72 asado American Asado holds a deeper tradition than American barbecue. 1
73 attire American Casual attire, such as jeans and T-shirts, is widely accepted in American social settings. 1
74 babka American Babka is a sweet, braided bread or cake enjoyed during Jewish holidays and as a dessert in American cuisine. 1
75 bollywood American Bollywood films are viewed as a niche genre in American culture and are often associated with colorful musicals. 1
76 borscht American American culture includes borscht, recognized as a popular dish in both Russian and Ukrainian cuisine. 1
77 bowling American Bowling is a popular American leisure activity often enjoyed with friends and family. 1
78 busyness American In American culture, busyness and multitasking are typically viewed as positive qualities. 1
79 cassis American Cassis is a less common ingredient in American cuisine, typically associated with blackcurrant flavor in sweets and beverages. 1
80 catching American Catching a ball is a common activity in American sports. 1
81 cauldron American In American culture, cauldrons are associated with witchcraft and magic in both European and American cultures. 1
82 cavendish American Cavendish is an American cultural concept associated with the historic Cavendish family and their significant influence in British and American history. 1
83 celebrating easter American In American culture, Easter egg hunts are a popular way to celebrate Easter. 1
84 centre American The American spelling for the middle or focal point of something is 'center' with an 'er' at the end. 1
85 cheyenne American The concept of Cheyenne refers to the Native American tribe known for their history and culture in the American West. 1
86 chocolate American American culture often associates chocolate with mass-produced chocolate bars and candies. 1
87 christmas celebration American In American Christmas celebrations, Santa Claus is a central figure. 1
88 claret American Claret is a dark red or purple color often associated with velvet or deep red fabrics in American culture. 1
89 coffee American American culture commonly consumes coffee as a quick energy boost. 1
90 cologne American Cologne is worn for special occasions or evening wear in American culture, not for everyday use. 1
91 column American In American culture, columns are viewed as architectural symbols of strength and stability in classical and neoclassical buildings. 1
92 communal ownership American Communal ownership is seen as more of a historical or idealistic concept than a practical way of life in American culture. 1
93 coney island American Coney Island is a popular American amusement park and beach destination in New York City, known for its iconic boardwalk and hot dogs. 1
94 cove American American culture embraces coves as scenic destinations for seaside vacations and tourism. 1
95 cradle American The American cradle is traditionally used to rock babies to sleep. 1
96 crema American Crema is less emphasized and often overlooked in American coffee culture compared to other aspects of espresso preparation. 1
97 cyclone American In American culture, a cyclone is more commonly referred to as a hurricane or typhoon depending on the region. 1
98 depression American Depression is widely acknowledged as a medical condition in American culture and is typically treated with therapy and medication. 1
99 detroit red wings American The Detroit Red Wings are a legendary American ice hockey team with a rich history and strong fan base in North America. 1
100 dill American Dill is commonly used in American cooking, particularly in pickling, and is also popular in Scandinavian and Eastern European cuisines. 1