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"Staycation" - The popular term for simply kicking back and relaxing at the ol 'homestead has achieved
The Spark of Yahoo! 2010
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"Staycation" - The popular term for simply kicking back and relaxing at the ol 'homestead has achieved
The Spark of Yahoo! 2009
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London, January 12: The new Collins dictionary could include new words like 'Staycation'-a holiday spent at home, especially due to straitened financial circumstances.
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"Staycation" - The popular term for simply kicking back and relaxing at the ol 'homestead has achieved
The Spark of Yahoo! 2009
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Doral Arrowwood Presents its First "Staycation" - Book Lovers Weekend Invites Guests to Immerse Themselves in a World of Books and Ideas
We Blog A Lot 2008
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"The View" Co-Host Sherri Shepherd and Emeril pair up for the "Staycation" hour, sharing fun-filled vacation ideas without the travel hassles.
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"The View" Co-Host Sherri Shepherd and Emeril pair up for the "Staycation" hour, sharing fun-filled vacation ideas without the travel hassles.
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Other bizarre maps show the United States as a constellation, the top "Staycation" places in the country, and several others.
Sun Journal 2010
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So another word included in the dictionary: "Staycation".
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"Staycation," a holiday spent in one's home country, and "bargainous," costing less than usual, also reflect the hot topic of belt-tightening among consumers during the economic downturn.
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