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1.	Beau Coup: pronounced boo-koo: means a lot
2.	Congo Square: Town square in the Treme neighborhood where slaves used to meet on Sundays to dance.
3.	Lombardi Gras: Celebrated on February 9th, 2010, a good 53 days before Easter (as opposed to the typical 46 for Mardi Gras), honor...
4.	Geaux Saints: The Francophone cheer for the New Orleans Saints, the 2010 Super Bowl champs!
5.	Who Dat Nation: The collective term for the New Orleans Saints fans, taken from the famous "Who Dat?" chant.
6.	Who dat?: "Who dat?" is the shorthand version of a cheer for the New Orleans Saints football team (2009 NFC Champs!). The ent...
7.	Bobbasheely: A word that originated from the language of the Choctaw natives of the Gulf Coast. It means close friend, originall...
8.	'Aints: The former nickname for the New Orleans Saints before their recent greatness behind quarterback Drew Brees.
9.	Dixie Brewing Company: A specialty brewer in New Orleans that started shortly after the turn of the 20th Century. Unfortunately, the facil...
10.	Geaux: A Cajun American play on the word "go", which derives its orthography from French influence in the area. You'll oft...
11.	Tulane University: A good private university in New Orleans. While the quality of its programs is certainly up there, many alumni over...
12.	CP3: CP3 is also the nickname of the Calliope Projects (CP), which is in the 3rd Ward.
13.	Neutral Ground: A very unique term to New Orleans for the median of a street. The Spanish and French, who inhabited the older part ...
14.	Where yat?: Means "where are you," "how you doin," etc.
15.	Gentilly: New Orleans East when Read Blvd was just Read Rd and a dirt road, Haynes Blvd was a shell road was called Gentilly....

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