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How do you abbreviate she is?

Usually, the word "virus" itself isn't abbreviated, but you may see a number of abbreviations used in their names. One example is W32 or Win32, commonly used by antivirus companies in naming viruses designed to run on 32-bit Windows, which includes operating systems like Windows XP and Windows 2000.… Some antivirus companies use more specific ones; McAfee, for instance, adds "@mm" to the ends of the names of viruses and worms which mail themselves to addresses in a user's Outlook address book, for example (the "mm" stands for " mass mailer "). Many antivirus companies add "-gen" or ".gen" to the names of viruses detected as following the generic format of a virus in a certain group. ( Full Answer )

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How to Abbreviate My URL

Ranbe, Ruri. "How to Abbreviate My URL." Small Business - Chron.com, http://smallbusiness.chron.com/abbreviate-url-27543.html. Accessed 17 March 2019.

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How Does One Abbreviate Casual and Usual?

From ELLE

Here at w w w dot Elle dot com, we are enamored with the ever-evolving nature of the English language (natch). Most of us took mandatory English in high school, we rarely write “your” when we mean “you’re,” and our favorite part of Mary Poppins was when she spelled out supercalafragalisticexpialadoshus. Needless to say, we know what we are talking about. However, there are two grammar Everests we just can’t climb. What are the phonetic spellings of the abbreviated words "casual" and "usual," which seem to pop up frequently in spoken language but rarely in the written word?

Mountain 1:

Casual; adjective. Not serious, not a thing. Commonly used when describing hookups or relationships that aren’t official, or monogamous. Also used ironically when things are very not ~casual.

Synonym: Leonardo Dicaprio on a date with any model.

Antonym: Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande’s relationship.

Phonetic Abbreviations (kæʒ): cazh? cahzjjj? cahj?

Sample sentence:

We’re dating but it’s super cazh.

Circa-2005 Paris Hilton heading to Carl's Jr.®, adjusting tiara: Is this too cahjjj?

Person 1: I’m going to meet Beyoncé!

Person 2: Oh, cahjzzz.

Mountain 2:

Usual; adjective. On the regular. Common or customary to your lifestyle. Something someone always does.

Synonym: Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande’s love for one other.

Antonym: A black coffee (I’m more a vanilla double-bump extra hot half-caf soy latte type of gal).

Phonetic Abbreviations (juʒ): ujjjj, huuug, uhj

Sample sentence:

I’ll take my ujjj (see above).

As uhjj, I’m dead inside.

Person 1 [text]: Ugh I'm slammed at work I can't make it tonight 😭

Person 2 (internal): As per ush...🙄

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