dreck \drek\, noun:
Friend surge
1. worthless trash; junk.
2. excrement; dung.
Dreck entered English in the 1920s from the Yiddish word drek, which comes from the German word Dreck meaning "filth."
Friend surge
- Adding a large number of friends or followers on social media in the hours after returning home from summer camp.
After returning home from camp, Anna experienced a Friend surge, gaining 32 followers on Instagram in one afternoon.
Trivia
What 1950s-era car featured a speedometer that glowed when a preset speed was reached?
- The ill-fated Ford Edsel, in 1958.
History
- taxicabs: first appeared on the streets of New York City (1907)
- Bambi: the animated Disney movie opened at Radio City Music Hall (1942)
- Echo 1: the first balloon satellite was launched, allowing the first two-way phone conversation via satellite (1960)
- Berlin: was divided by barbed wire, which soon became the Berlin Wall (1961)
- William Caxton 1422
- Lucy Stone 1818
- Annie Oakley 1860
- Bert Lahr 1895
- Alfred Hitchcock 1899
- Regis Toomey 1902
- "Buddy" Charles Rogers 1904
- Gene Raymond 1908
- Ben Hogan 1912
- Rex Humbard 1919
- George Shearing 1919
- Neville Brand 1920
- Fidel Castro 1926
- Pat Harrington 1929
- Don Ho 1930
- Joycelyn Elders 1933
- Son Seals 1942
- Kevin Tighe 1944
- Gretchen Corbett 1947
- Kathleen Battle 1948
- Bobby Clarke 1949
- Cliff Fish (Paper Lace) 1949
- Dan Fogelberg 1951
- Feargal Sharkey (Undertones) 1958
- Danny Bonaduce 1959
- Quinn Cummings 1967
- Andy Griggs 1973
- Vicca 1974 - t3h pr0n
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