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Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. Shortened term for “university” (the institution or its buildings)
Etymologies
- Latin ūni-, from ūnus, one; see oi-no- in Indo-European roots.
Examples
“After that, I read The Hobbit, and I'm trying to read The Silmarillion, although uni is distracting me a little.”
“My best friend from uni is also pregnant, just coming up to 3 months now.”
“And uni is hard to get in, take a class for example, in a class of 60, 10 will have the chance to receive bachelor education.”
“What's frustrating for white people is that we've got to fight for everything and they get $35 a week and here's a grant and here's a place in uni – just wake up in the morning and go to work.”
“I also happen to be a huge fan of the "one-pot meal," having cooked that way for a year when I was in uni!”
“That I had to believe the word unquestioning, I asked my aunt while in uni ... she was a pastor with FOUNTAIN OF LIFE ... she said I was questioning the bible and told my parents I needed deliverance, I asked a Jew and he said we christians don't know anything about the religion we claim ...”
“Food Network guru Alton Brown points this out with kitchen gadgets he calls uni-taskers.”
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“Any part of a mammal, bird, reptile, fish or mollusc; taco's de tripas, bulls nuts, cod fish eyes, bear bile glands, sea urchin uni and whatever else considered edible in most civilized cultures doesn't bother me a bit, but for some reason cooked cow, sheep or goat udders make me retch.”
“One of my tutors back in uni days actually ran a paper in SF as part of my English Honours.”
“Never end up hating that which u love, which overconsumption always leads to, as any obsessive, or those who have spent too much time in uni will know.”
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