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April 15, 2018/2 Comments/in History, Relationships, Social Engineering, Social Media /by Geoff Snyder

yousea

/yo͞o sē/

pronoun

pronoun: yousea

1.
the phonetic pronunciation of the assigned acronym for the word: unicorn

“can you believe that yousea actually exists?”
used to refer to the person being addressed as a reminder how one of a kind they are.

used in exclamations to address one or more amazing qualities.

“did you ever dream of discovering a real life yousea?”
2.

a word created during the first Mercury in Retrograde of 2018, with April 15th, 2018 being the official go-live date.

“yousea, this is for you. may history continue to write our story. i love you.”

Origin:

Old English ēow, accusative, and dative of gē (see uc¹); related to Dutch u and German euch . During the 21tst century yousea began to replace unicorn¹, uc¹, and yousee; by the 22nd century, the hope to see it fully adopted is intact.

2 replies

Brieanna says:
April 15, 2018 at 3:27 PM

I am beyond words ❤️❤️❤️
Reply
- Geoff says:
  April 16, 2018 at 2:50 PM
  
  <3 <3 <3
  Reply

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