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What they say where you're from and isn't in the Slangtionary yet

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Real-life examples
  • Once the first real dump of snow hit, the neighbours locked up the cottage, packed the RV, and headed to Florida for the winter, eh.
  • My grandparents are snowbirds, they spend every winter in Florida and come back in April.
  • Half the campground in Arizona is snowbirds escaping the Canadian cold.
  • You can tell the snowbirds are back when every patio in Fort Myers is full by noon and half the accents are Canadian.
  • Aunt Linda turns into a full snowbird every January, posts palm trees for three months, then rolls back home acting like winter never happened.
The way it is really said, not the way a dictionary would say it.

What happens next

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    We check it We make sure people really say it and that it isn't already here under another spelling.
  2. 2
    It goes live with your name It enters the dictionary and your Magikito profile, setines included.
  3. 3
    And we polish it We add its tone, where it comes from when that's known, and its sibling expressions.

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