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  1. 17-Apr-2009, 18:56 #1
    mirrortong
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    Default About A Slang Word: Topical

    I just came across an English slang word: topical

    people used it in sentences like: it was topical!

    does that mean it was super, classic?

    Thanks in advance
  2. 17-Apr-2009, 19:33 #2
    Anglika
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    Default Re: About A Slang Word: Topical

    No - it means of current interest.
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