chanate: is this a black bird, or a slang for coffee, black?
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updated Nov 7, 2010
posted by watchman4j
Do you mean, "slang term term for black coffee? Please take the time to write your question properly. - Brynleigh, Sep 19, 2010
Actually, "coffee, black" is correct, technically, implying "coffee that is prepared in such a way as to be black" (while "black coffee" more directly denotes "coffee that is black"), though the "coffee, black" construction is much more uncommon. - Soninmyeyes, Nov 7, 2010
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Chanate is currently a slang term used in prisons to exclusively refer to coffee. At one time it was a slang term used by a certain group of people to identify another certain group of people.
This photo is a spoof and the proper spelling is, :Nobody knows the trouble I have seen."
I need coffee.
updated Nov 7, 2010
edited by Brynleigh
posted by Brynleigh
Wow, I didn't know any of that, thx! - margaretbl, Sep 19, 2010
lol, I am not speaking from experience, margaretbl, lol. It is just what I have read! - Brynleigh, Sep 19, 2010
