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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
201 stick US In the US, sticks are commonly used for outdoor activities like hiking and camping, as well as for walking. 3
202 stilton US In the US, Stilton is considered a rare and expensive specialty cheese associated with gourmet dining and stores. 3
203 tetanus US Tetanus vaccinations are frequently given to children in the US. 3
204 trifle US Trifle is not a traditional dessert for special occasions in the US. 3
205 tron US The 1982 film Tron is recognized in the US for its innovative special effects and futuristic themes. 3
206 trough US Troughs are a common method of feeding livestock on US farms and are studied in desert landscapes. 3
207 tumble US Tumbling is a popular skill in gymnastics and cheerleading and widely recognized in the US. 3
208 twang US Twang is associated with US country music and Southern culture. 3
209 universal healthcare US In the US, healthcare is primarily funded through private insurance and out-of-pocket payments. 3
210 urban planning US In the US, urban planning often prioritizes car transportation and suburban expansion. 3
211 virus US In the US, research and public health efforts are focused on studying and combating viruses for public health concerns. 3
212 winter US In the US, winter is characterized by popular sports and traditional snow activities. 3
213 write off US 'Write off' in US finance means declaring a financial loss or expense as uncollectible. 3
214 affinity US In the US, affinity is seen as a natural liking or attraction used to discuss personal relationships and connections. 2
215 aquatic life zone US Aquatic life zones in the US support diverse marine life and recreational activities in freshwater and coastal waters. 2
216 assyria US Ancient Assyria was a powerful civilization known for its military strength and historical influence. 2
217 bad US Regular fast food consumption is detrimental to health in the US and the UK. 2
218 base US Base is a foundational element in music and relationships in the US, essential for artistic expression and personal connection. 2
219 baseball US Baseball is a key part of US culture with key players like pitchers and catchers playing specific roles in the game. 2
220 birds US Birds, such as vultures and seagulls, play crucial roles in US ecosystems and are commonly found in coastal and inland areas. 2
221 bolognese US Bolognese sauce is a popular meat-based spaghetti topping in American and British cuisine. 2
222 caravan US In the US, caravans are a popular choice for leisurely travel and camping in the countryside. 2
223 cartridge US Cartridges are commonly used in firearms for hunting and sport shooting in the US. 2
224 clint US Clint in US culture is often linked to the tough and gritty image of Clint Eastwood. 2
225 continental US The continental kit and continental system are important to US automotive and economic history. 2
226 contractions US Common contractions in informal US English for 'they would' and 'you would' are used frequently. 2
227 crossing over chromosomal US Crossing over chromosomal is extensively studied in genetics and biology research and education in the US. 2
228 cube US Cubes are used in mathematics, engineering, and nostalgic puzzles in the US. 2
229 daisies US In the US, daisies are common flowers symbolizing innocence and are used in floral arrangements. 2
230 dandelion green US Dandelion greens are used as a salad ingredient in US culinary dishes. 2
231 darken US In US culture, darkening is used for aesthetic or artistic purposes, such as tanning or cinematography effects. 2
232 desperation US In the US, desperation can lead to seeking help from social services or asking for money as a last resort. 2
233 dinosaur US Dinosaurs are a popular topic in children's education, entertainment, and consumer products in US culture. 2
234 don US In the US, the concept of "don" is often associated with leading a criminal organization or holding a position of authority. 2
235 e 305v US E 305v is a commonly used component in environmentally conscious cities for computer keyboards and electric cars in the US. 2
236 espresso US Espresso is popular in the US and is often consumed as a concentrated shot or as a base for other coffee drinks. 2
237 fecal matter US In the US, fecal matter is considered highly unsanitary and should be disposed of in toilets. 2
238 ficus US Ficus is a popular indoor plant in the US known for its decorative and air-purifying qualities. 2
239 fireplace poker US In the US, a fireplace poker is used to adjust burning logs in the fireplace to maintain a steady fire. 2
240 fluorine US In the US, fluoride is commonly added to drinking water and toothpaste for dental health. 2
241 fourth US The Fourth of July is a major national holiday in the US, commemorating independence with fireworks and festivities. 2
242 fourth US The Fourth of July is a significant national holiday in the US, marking the country's independence. 2
243 full english US The full English breakfast is not a popular or commonly recognized breakfast dish in the US due to its heaviness. 2
244 funeral customs US In the US, eulogies, visitations, and religious ceremonies are standard funeral customs. 2
245 gangrene US Gangrene is a serious medical condition in the US, commonly treated with surgery and antibiotics. 2
246 glanders US Glanders is a rare and serious disease in horses that concerns both veterinary and public health authorities in the US. 2
247 harrier US The harrier is widely used in falconry and hunting in the United States. 2
248 headache US In the US, it is widely accepted to take painkillers for a headache. 2
249 hollow US In the US, hollow objects are used for decoration and are associated with being lightweight for flying. 2
250 inurnment US In the US, inurnment in a cremation urn is a common practice after cremation. 2
251 l word US The "L word" is a term used in the US that refers to "lesbian" with varying connotations in LGBTQ+ communities. 2
252 material US Material possessions are seen as indicators of success and status in Western culture, particularly in the US. 2
253 medlar US Medlar is a lesser-known fruit in the US and not commonly found in grocery stores. 2
254 melanoma US In the US, skin checks and sun protection are prioritized for melanoma prevention. 2
255 meniscus US Meniscus injuries are commonly associated with sports and physical activities in the US. 2
256 milk US Milk is often used with cereal or cookies for breakfast in the US. 2
257 mirin US Mirin is a specialty ingredient in fusion cuisine and is not commonly found in everyday American households. 2
258 mosquito US Mosquitoes are considered a nuisance and a disease risk in US culture, prompting efforts to control and repel them. 2
259 mummy US The concept of mummies is associated with Halloween and horror movies in US culture. 2
260 music genres US Popular music genres like pop, hip-hop, and country have widespread commercial success and mainstream popularity in the US. 2
261 patience US In the US, patience is valued in the form of efficient time management and tolerance for waiting in line or for service. 2
262 pedobear US Pedobear is a meme symbol used in the US to raise awareness about pedophilia and child exploitation online. 2
263 pilgrim US Pilgrims in US culture are linked to early settlers, especially the Mayflower Pilgrims and Thanksgiving. 2
264 pollinate US Bees are crucial pollinators for crops and plants in the US. 2
265 possibility US In US culture, there is a strong belief in endless opportunities and encouragement to pursue success through hard work and determination. 2
266 radiocarbon dating US Radiocarbon dating is widely used in US archaeology to date organic materials and historical artifacts. 2
267 rainbow US In the US, rainbows are seen as symbols of positivity, hope, and good luck, and are often associated with LGBTQ+ pride. 2
268 rein US In the US, reins are used in horse riding to control the direction and speed of the horse. 2
269 rewrite US Rewriting improves clarity in US academic and professional writing. 2
270 rhino horn US In the US, illegal trade of rhino horn is driven by conservation efforts and laws protecting endangered species. 2
271 sculpture US In the US, sculptures and statues are frequently showcased in public spaces for artistic expression. 2
272 series exercises US Series exercises are a common practice in US fitness and physical therapy to improve overall health and hand strength. 2
273 shatter US In the US, shattering glass is believed to be a bad omen and symbolizes bad luck. 2
274 sill US In the US, sills are commonly used for decoration and as a spot for indoor plants or ornaments near windows. 2
275 slug US In the US, slugs are considered a garden pest and are actively removed from outdoor spaces. 2
276 solaris US Solaris is a science fiction novel by Stanisław Lem that was adapted into a film by Andrei Tarkovsky in the US. 2
277 spf level US Different SPF levels are used in the US to protect against sunburn and skin damage at different degrees of protection. 2
278 spreading US Spreading information in US culture can impact someone's reputation positively or negatively. 2
279 stiletto US Stilettos are popular, glamorous high-heeled shoes worn for formal occasions in the US. 2
280 still US A still is used in the US to distill and enhance mixed drinks with non-carbonated beverages. 2
281 stone US Stones are widely used for construction and landscaping in the US. 2
282 take back US In the US, stores typically accept returns for refunds or exchanges, particularly for defective items. 2
283 twimom US Twimom refers to a US mother who is a fan of the Twilight series and actively participates in fan communities. 2
284 two years US In the US, it is common for children to start preschool around the age of two. 2
285 ultraviolet light US Ultraviolet light in the US is associated with sun exposure, tanning beds, and the use of sunscreen for skin protection. 2
286 vanna US Vanna is commonly associated with Vanna White, the hostess of Wheel of Fortune in US culture. 2
287 vehicle part US The engine is essential for a car's performance and power in US vehicle culture. 2
288 weekend breakfast US Weekend breakfast in the US consists of indulgent dishes like pancakes, waffles, and bacon. 2
289 api US API is widely used in the US to access and interact with web services and databases through HTTP requests. 1
290 array US Arrays are commonly used in computer programming in the US for data storage and manipulation. 1
291 barium nitrate US Barium nitrate is commonly used in fireworks and pyrotechnics in the US. 1
292 beach attire US In the US, it is common to wear swimsuits and flip-flops as beach attire. 1
293 big oe US Big toe is crucial for balance and walking in US foot anatomy culture. 1
294 convert US It is common in the US to convert temperatures between Fahrenheit and Celsius. 1
295 descent US Descent is important in US culture for establishing familial lineage and inheritance rights. 1
296 double helix US The double helix structure of DNA is associated with its discovery by scientists like James Watson and Francis Crick in the US. 1
297 dusk US In the US, dusk often signifies the transition from work to evening social activities. 1
298 epidermis US In the US, the epidermis is thoroughly studied in biology and anatomy classes, and its care is emphasized for overall skin health. 1
299 erode US In the US, the erosion of soil and landscapes is a major environmental issue, prompting efforts to conserve and prevent erosion. 1
300 eskimos US Eskimos in US culture are often stereotyped as living in igloos and wearing fur clothing. 1