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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 hastings American culture Hastings may be linked to the American city of Hastings, Nebraska, famous for its annual Kool-Aid Days festival. 1
102 heavy metal American culture Heavy metal music is a popular genre in American culture known for its loud, aggressive sound and rebellious attitude. 1
103 hoard American culture Excessive hoarding behavior in American culture is commonly seen as a sign of a psychological disorder and is a cause for concern. 1
104 holocaust American culture The importance of preserving and sharing survivor testimonies from the Holocaust is emphasized in American culture. 1
105 honorifics American culture In American culture, there is less emphasis on honorifics and more use of informal language in daily interactions. 1
106 hot dog American culture Hot dogs are a popular street food in American culture, commonly enjoyed at sporting events and barbecues. 1
107 knife and fork American culture In American culture, a knife and fork are used for cutting and eating food. 1
108 l word American culture The term "L word" in American culture refers to "lesbian" and describes romantic relationships between women. 1
109 lao American culture In American culture, the acronym 'LAO' represents the Latino/Latina American Organization and is often used to advocate for Latino and Latina communities. 1
110 lipombo American culture Lipombo is not widely known or practiced in American culture. 1
111 loyalty American culture In American culture, loyalty is generally expected, but not to the same absolute degree as in some other cultures. 1
112 materialism American culture Materialism is often linked to the American Dream and the pursuit of material success in American culture. 1
113 michael jackson American culture Michael Jackson is a legendary pop icon and one of the greatest entertainers in American music history. 1
114 mocha American culture Mocha is a chocolate-flavored coffee drink popular in American culture, made with espresso, steamed milk, and chocolate syrup or cocoa powder. 1
115 moonwalk American culture The moonwalk is associated with the iconic dance move performed by Michael Jackson in American culture. 1
116 negotiation style American culture In American culture, the negotiation style tends to be direct and result-oriented, focusing on clear terms and agreements. 1
117 nose-kissing American culture In American culture, nose-kissing is not a typical form of greeting, with hugging or verbal greetings being more common. 1
118 obsessive behavior American culture In American culture, obsessive behavior can be seen as a positive trait associated with ambition and passion. 1
119 over American culture In American culture, 'over' can signify completion or finishing. 1
120 packard American culture Packard was a prominent luxury automobile brand in mid-20th century American culture. 1
121 pair of water skis American culture Water skis are a common recreational water sport activity in American culture, used in lakes and coastal areas. 1
122 parkway American culture American parkways are highways or roads that are landscaped and designed for scenic enjoyment while driving. 1
123 patience American culture In American culture, patience is often associated with waiting in lines at places like theme parks. 1
124 personal boundaries American culture In American culture, it is important for individuals to express their personal boundaries and speak up if they feel uncomfortable. 1
125 personal compliments American culture Personal compliments are common and expected in American culture as a form of politeness and friendliness. 1
126 personal name American culture In American culture, using people's first names in both casual and professional settings is common and fosters a sense of familiarity. 1
127 pierce brosnan American culture Pierce Brosnan is recognized in American culture for his portrayal of James Bond in the 1990s. 1
128 pierogies American culture Pierogies are a popular comfort food in American regions with Polish immigrant communities. 1
129 pom pom American culture Pom poms are a common accessory in American culture, often used by cheerleaders and at sports events. 1
130 portion size American culture In American culture, portion sizes, especially in restaurants, tend to be larger. 1
131 pow American culture In American pop culture, 'POW' is an onomatopoeic sound used in comic books to represent a punch or impact in a fight scene. 1
132 prime numbers American culture Prime numbers have been extensively studied by mathematicians and scientists in European and American cultures. 1
133 privacy American culture American culture places a strong emphasis on individual privacy and personal boundaries. 1
134 pronouns American culture American culture emphasizes a more casual and direct approach to using pronouns, with less emphasis on formal pronouns. 1
135 quack American culture The concept of "quack" in American culture refers to both the sound made by a duck and an unproven or fraudulent medical practitioner. 1
136 rap American culture Rap music has had a significant impact on conveying social and political issues within American culture. 1
137 richmond American culture Richmond, the capital of Virginia, has a rich colonial history and is influenced by American culture. 1
138 saving face American culture In American culture, there is less emphasis on saving face and more focus on individuality and expressing personal opinions. 1
139 scrub American culture In American culture, wearing scrubs is common attire for medical professionals in hospitals and clinics. 1
140 seeing exciting story American culture Watching thrilling narratives in film and television is a widely enjoyed pastime in American culture. 1
141 sherlock holmes American culture Sherlock Holmes is a popular iconic character in American culture due to his representation in literature, film, and television and his association with mystery and detective genres. 1
142 shtik American culture In American culture, 'shtik' refers to a comedian's unique style or routine. 1
143 slash American culture The slash is commonly used in American culture to separate lines in internet addresses or computer code. 1
144 smiling American culture In American culture, smiling is viewed as a sign of being friendly and open to approach. 1
145 some American culture In American culture, 'some' is commonly used in casual conversation to indicate a small or unspecified quantity. 1
146 splat American culture Splat is commonly linked to messy food fights or paint/mud accidents in American culture. 1
147 square root of -1 (imaginary unit) American culture The square root of -1, also known as the imaginary unit, is commonly denoted as 'i' in American mathematical equations. 1
148 stinger American culture The concept of a stinger in American culture refers to the venomous structure of bees or wasps that can cause pain when used in self-defense or to attack. 1
149 stud American culture In American culture, a 'stud' refers to a man who is strong, attractive, and sexually appealing. 1
150 taboo animals American culture In American culture, eating beef is a common dietary practice despite some animals being considered taboo. 1
151 tailgating American culture Tailgating before sporting events is a popular social activity in American culture, involving barbecues and food. 1
152 team behind American culture In American culture, the support team behind a successful individual or project is publicly acknowledged and celebrated. 1
153 total American culture The concept of 'total' in American and Western culture is often linked to achieving maximum results in various aspects of life. 1
154 trap American culture Trapping wild animals is a common practice in hunting and survival activities in American culture. 1
155 tree American culture In American culture, planting a tree for a newborn symbolizes growth and life. 1
156 troubles American culture In American culture, seeking professional help for mental troubles is widely accepted and encouraged. 1
157 trust American culture In American culture, trust can be quickly formed through initial impressions and interactions. 1
158 tumble American culture Tumbling is a common activity for children in American culture, with many participating in gymnastics and tumble classes. 1
159 waterfire American culture Waterfire is an event or art installation in Providence, Rhode Island that is a part of American culture. 1
160 wildcat American culture The wildcat is a common sports team mascot in the US, representing ferocity and strength. 1
161 yivo American culture Yivo is a fictional deity in the American television show Futurama. 1