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Boston Three Party: A reference to the three main stars on the Boston Celtics--Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, and Ray Allen. The term was ... |
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Boston Underground, The: An independent newspaper focused on activism, investigative journalism, and social justice. |
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Boston University: A well-known private research and academic institution located near the Charles River and Back Bay. |
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Bostonian: What one would call a resident of Boston. |
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Bostonians: A book written by Henry James that outlines aristocratic life in Boston. |
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Brattle Theater: An art and foreign cinema in Harvard Square. |
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B's, The: Nickname for the Boston Bruins hockey team. |
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Bubblah: A drinking fountain, or bubbler if you will. |
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Bucka: A stupid person; short for "bucket head". |
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Bulkie: A soft, fluffy roll. |
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Bunk: Bunker Hill Community College. A community college in Boston that is often ridiculed. |
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Cabbage Night: Taking place the night before Halloween, youngsters take the opportunity to hurl foodstuffs (like eggs and cabbage,... |
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Cah: The Boston pronunciation of 'car'. |
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Calm Ya Liwa: Calm down; relax. |
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Cambridge: An area across the Charles River, best known for its two premier learning institutions, Harvard and MIT. |
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