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1. Alburquerque: The old name for Albuquerque. The first 'r' was removed back in the 19th Century after Anglos had a hard time with ...  
2. Christmas Style: Red and green chile sauce together with the same dish.  
3. ABQ: Shorthand for Albuquerque, or its airport (officially called Albuquerque International Sunport).  
4. Just Muffin Around: A local bakery & cafe that serves up breakfast, lunch, and homemade muffins & muffin tops.
5. Q, The: A quick way of saying Albuquerque, originally a city campaign to make the city better known and to promote awarenes...  
6. Alibi: A local free publication that has a large number of the "haps" (events) of the area, as well as up and coming conce...
7. Haps: Albuquerque English for local events.  
8. Heights-Foothills: This area is at the base of the Sandia Mountains in the NE quadrant of the city. It's a higher class living area t...  
9. Valley, The: This region is located near the Rio Grande river which passes through the Albuquerque area, and is in the SW quadra...  
10. Rio Rancho: Originally not part of Albuquerque, but has grown into the city. Probably has the best neighborhoods, but is a lon...  
11. Frontier, The: An older local restaurant that serves New Mexican foods, used to be 24 hours all the time until recently. A good e...  
12. Twisters: A newer local restaurant thats known for its signature 'Twister burrito' which you can choose the filling (vegatari...  
13. Sadie's: Another older local, that serves many New Mexican plates and is very good, albeit small. From my experience has a ...  
14. Texas Roadhouse: A good Texan restaurant that has invaded the Q, with fresh bread served plentifully and accommodating meals. I'd c...  
15. Rudy's: A Texan joint that serves smoked BBQ, where you can buy your choice of meat wholesale. The setting is what you'd i...  
 
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1. Tonic is the common generic term in Boston for soft drink.

2. Soda

Watertown is the birthplace of variety retailing, known in other parts of the country as dollar stores, but known in Watertown as "five and dime".

To bathe or shower.

Savannah has earned this somewhat dubious designation, probably due to the popularity of local 'ghost tours' among tourists.

1. This is a nickname for Green Bay that is used all over Wisconsin. This nickname refers to the success of the Green Bay Packers franchise that has won the most league championships in NFL history. Their record total is 12, which includes three Super Bowls (Super Bowl I in 1967, Super Bowl II in 1968, and Super Bowl XXXI in 1997).

2. The Green Bay Packers have won 12 NFL Championships (1929, 1930, 1931, 1936, 1939, 1944, 1961, 1962, 1965, 1968, 1969, 1997), which is the most for any team in the league.