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uncool
mod. square; dull and orthodox. This place is uncool. Let’s cruise.
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A quarter of mums and dads said their kids thought they were uncool no matter what they did, and a fifth of parents worried about embarrassing the children.
I came to love hillbilly music - beat that for uncool.
Konk hasn't received the greatest of reviews - seen as uncool and superficial.
The teenager is still creating buzz with an upcoming new movie and a tour to promote the release of her first CD, So Uncool (Atlantic).
While a 9-year-old boy needs about two-thirds of a gallon of water from foods and beverages each day just to stay properly hydrated, the core conundrum for parents is how to get him to drink proper quantities of something he considers so uncool.
After the intro from their dad, which was so uncool it was actually cool, the band played two hours of their self-penned folk pop/ jazz-inspired songs.
THE cool dudes from the Kings Road swagger into Watford tonight to meet the uncool squares from Vicarage Road, eh?
Or has it become so unpopular or uncool that someone up in editing has decided that the only way to sell the mag is via sex, drugs, and unruly behavior
Or, just as an NYPD T-shirt looks slightly silly on an off-duty financial consultant from Treorchy, won't there be something a little uncool about an office worker from Wrexham wearing the White Ensign?
Apparently everyone else in the country still considers the Brummie accent untrustworthy and uncool.
Inspector Ian Proud, of Stanley Police, said: "We had hoped piped classical music would have had some effect by making the bus station an uncool place to go.
I always feel incredibly uncool around him; therefore he's my role model.
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