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Example of Clippings

Definition

Clippings are shortened forms of words created by removing one or more syllables. They are typically formed by removing the beginning or ending of a word, resulting in a new word with the same or similar meaning.

Senses

Sense 1: Popular Clippings

In popular usage, clippings are often used as informal or slang terms. They are commonly heard in everyday conversations and can vary based on regional dialects.

Example:

Popular Clipping: telly

Definition: Television

Sample Sentence: I can't wait to go home and relax in front of the telly.

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Sense 2: Local Clippings

Local clippings are specific to a particular region or community. They often carry localized meaning and are commonly used among the local population.

Example:

Local Clipping: brekkie

Definition: Breakfast

Sample Sentence: Let's meet for a brekkie at our favorite local café.

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Usage

Clippings are extensively used in informal conversations, social media, and even in advertising to create catchy and memorable phrases.

Example:

Usage: An ad campaign promoting a coffee shop might use the phrase "Get your daily cuppa here!" to refer to a cup of coffee.

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