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1.	Bleeding Blue: Kentucky's obsession with the University of Kentucky men’s basketball team. The tradition rich program is a great s...
2.	Hot Brown: No, this does not refer to messing your pants, rather it refers to a Kentucky delicacy. The Hot Brown is an open-fa...
3.	Keeneland: The grand horse racetrack in Lexington. Meets occur twice a year – three weeks in April and three weeks in May. You...
4.	Burgoo: A stew sort of thing. Generally it is made with whatever you want to put in it. You have some sort of meat like mut...
5.	4th Friday: An art show that occurs no the fourth Friday of every month except November and December at the Loudoun House Galle...
6.	Thursday Night Live: A summer concert series held in Cheapside Park. A great way to enjoy a warm Thursday evening.
7.	Questapalooza: An annual festival put on by Quest Community Church featuring nationally known Christian music artists, carnival ri...
8.	Thirsty Thursdays: Head out to the Lexington Legends games at Applebee’s Park on the north side of town on a Thursday night for cheep ...
9.	Hamburg: Gargantuan collection of strip malls and stand alone shops exploding just off I-75 on the south end of town. There ...
10.	Winchester Swamp Water: Nickname for Ale-8-One. A ginger ale made in Winchester, Kentucky and consumed by many Lexingtonians.
11.	LOO-Uh-Vill: This is how the locals in Louisville say Louisville.
12.	LOO-ee-vill: The improper way to pronounce Louisville (LOOuhville).
13.	Legends: Lexington's minor league baseball team. They are a class A farm team for the Houston Astros. The best known player ...
14.	Churchill Downs: Track of the world famous Kentucky Derby, located in Louisville, KY.
15.	Kentucky Derby: First leg of horse racing's Triple Crown, the Kentucky Derby is a Grade I stakes race for Thoroughbreds held at Chu...

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Loser Cruiser: Seattle, WA

A nickname for the 174 bus between Seattle and Federal Way.

Whiz Wit: Philadelphia, PA

A cheesesteak with Cheese Whiz and onions.

The 13th Step: Denver, CO

The 13th step of the State Capitol Building (on the west side) happens to be situated exactly one mile (5280 feet) above sea level.

Painted Ladies: San Francisco, CA

Slang for Victorian houses with multi-colored schemes, such houses line many streets in San Francisco.

Spuckie: Boston, MA

A spuckie is a word used to describe a submarine (sub) sandwich. It comes from the Italian word "spucadella" which is an italian sandwich roll. It most likely came from the Italians in the North End and elsewhere...