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Archie

Part of Speech: Noun (Proper)

Definition: Archie is a fictional character originally published in comic book form by the company MLJ Comics, which eventually became Archie Comics. He is portrayed as an American teenager living in the town of Riverdale, known for his humorous and down-to-earth personality. Archie is the main protagonist of the Archie Comics series, which has gained significant popularity worldwide.

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Part of Speech: Noun (Slang)

Definition: In colloquial language, "Archie" is a slang term commonly used to refer to the Royal Archers, an elite group of archers who serve in the British military. This term is often used in military conversations and discussions related to archery and the practice of marksmanship using a bow and arrow.

Example Sentence: Joining the Archie is a significant accomplishment for any aspiring archer.

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Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: As an adjective, "archie" is used to describe something or someone as being archaic, outdated, or old-fashioned. It is commonly used to express a negative opinion about something that is no longer relevant or current.

Example Sentence: The design of the new website looks quite archie, they should consider updating it.

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