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Milwaukee
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An Epic Journey
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The toast of this city is the piled-high honey toast that originated around its Shibuya Station
Tokyo
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The 1970s rang in these totally groovy alliterative pants with flared-out ends, man
bell bottoms
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Lebron James
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From Greek for "on both sides", it precedes -bious & -theater
amphi-
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Cleveland
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Above and Below
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The toast of Sydney was spread with this in the '90s by restaurateur Bill Granger & the dish became trendy in America
avocado
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This type of short pant inspired the name of a Big Apple sports team
knickerbockers
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RuPaul
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Meaning "against", it goes before -band to describe something against the law
contra-
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Baltimore
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Bought and Paid For
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The toast of Barcelona is often pan con tomate, one of the infinite variety of these Spanish small plates
tapas
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Despite the name, these are actually very tight short shorts
hot pants
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Tracy Morgan
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Arabic for "the", it's been incorporated into many math & science words
al-
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Pittsburgh
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Highly Opinionated
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The toast of London may be topped with these, especially from a Heinz can, in a favorite British dish
beans
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Italian for "palace" gives us the name of these wide-legged pants worn as evening dress in the 1960s
palazzo pants
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Missy Elliot
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One of the few prefixes from German, it means "super" & now stands on its own as a proper noun
uber-
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Sacramento
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Obvious Fact
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The toast of Rome is often mozzarella on these, Italian for "little toasts"
crostini
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This old-timey fashion choice end with a word than can mean a type of bird
pantaloons
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Elijah Wood
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All meaning "half", these 3 rhyming prefixes combine before -quaver to describe a very, very short musical note
demi-, semi-,hemi-