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First in first out (FIFO)
"First in, first out" is known as the acronym FIFO. It is not traditional street slang, but rather professional and technical shorthand used in business, computing, and logistics. It means that the first item or person to enter a group or system is also the first one to leave, be used, or get processed.

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To have a row
means to have a noisy, loud, or angry argument with someone

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Hard pass
A hard pass is a strong, clear way to say no. It means you do not want an offer, idea, or plan at all

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To get even means to take revenge, pay someone back, or punish a person who did something bad to you

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"Can't even" (or "I can't even") is internet slang used to show that you are so full of emotion—like shock, joy, anger, or stress—that you cannot finish your sentence.
How It Works
Incomplete thought: You leave the sentence hanging because you are too overwhelmed to speak.Good or bad: It can mean you are super excited (winning a great prize) or very annoyed (dealing with a rude person).Short reaction: People use it online or in chat to say, "I am speechless."

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