Before and After
In the Urban Dictionary
The United States Constitution
Logos & Mascots
Potent Potables
100

The nickname of disease spreader Ms. Mallon gets a big break on Broadway in a show about a nanny for the Banks family 

Typhoid Mary Poppins

100

When your phone’s on 1%, your social battery’s at 0%, and someone still asks if you’re “down to play clash.”

emotionally unavailable

100

This number is the maximum amount of time a person can be president

10 years

100

This fast-food chain’s mascot was originally conceived in the 1950s to appeal to children, and his striped outfit matches the colors of the brand’s logo.

Ronald McDonald

100

This clear spirit, often distilled from grains or potatoes, originated in Eastern Europe and is the base of a Black Russian.

Vodka

200

A phrase about the return of bovines that means to wait a long time, got around to founding a house improvement in 1978

Wait until the cows come home depot

200

Described as “when someone sends you a ‘what are you doing?’ text at 2 a.m. — and you already know it’s not about your well-being.”

booty call

200

This word, despite being something the United States has gone to war over multiple times, does not appear in the Constitution.

Democracy

200

This MLB team’s official mascot, introduced in 1979, is a green, fuzzy figure whose name references a famous Boston landmark rather than an animal.

Wally the Green Monster

200

A classic Cuban cocktail made with rum, sugar, fresh lime juice, soda water, and a garnish of mint, traditionally served in a highball glass.

Mojita

300

A standard piece of lumber twice as wide as it is thick is also a meaningful day to weed users 

2 x 4/20

300

Urban Dictionary defines this term as “when you leave someone on read, not out of malice, but pure laziness or indecision.”

ghosting

300

This number is how many Supreme Court Justices the Constitution mandates

No set number

300

This cereal mascot, created in 1952, is anthropomorphic, striped, and known for encouraging children with the catchphrase “They’re grrreat!”

Tony the Tiger

300

This Mexican spirit, produced from the blue agave plant, comes in three main varieties: blanco, reposado, and añejo, and is essential in a Paloma.

Tequila

400

A Vegan casino with a Roman theme changes allegiance and becomes a royal residence and private retreat of Louis XIII

Ceasers Palace of Versailles

400

Urban Dictionary defines this as “pretending to be chill while having a complete mental breakdown in lowercase text.”

being passive-aggressive in lowercase (or soft launching your breakdown)

400

This term in Article I, Section 8 allows Congress to issue licenses for private citizens to attack enemy ships — a legal form of piracy

Letters of marque and reprisal

400

This NFL team’s mascot is an animal known for its stealth and power, and the team’s logo was designed to symbolize speed and agility in the Carolinas.

Carolina Panthers

400

Originating in Ireland in the 1970s, this liqueur combines whiskey, cream, and sugar, often served chilled over ice or in coffee.

Baileys Irish Cream

500

A nation's military planes get frozen and have to hit the combination of keys on your Mac or pc to exit them

Air Force Quit

500

This phrase describes someone who posts a picture with their new haircut and captions it with a totally unrelated inspirational quote.

Thirst trap with context

500

The original Constitution banned this old English punishment for traitors that made guilt hereditary, ruining an offender’s family’s rights and property.

Corruption of blood

500

Introduced in 1995 after a team relocation and rebrand, this NBA mascot is a purple dinosaur whose name references the team’s official nickname.

The Raptor (Toronto Raptors)

500

This potent cocktail combines equal parts vodka, tequila, white rum, gin, triple sec, simple syrup, lemon juice, and a splash of cola, theres no tea though

Long Island Iced Tea

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