foreign
n.— «My white tight mini skirt will be in the mix, throw in a few jeans, some pants for the grown up look, and 3 church outfits (2 Sundays plus New Years Eve night). You can’t forget about church, because that’s where the parents show off the kids that are living in “foreign.”» —“A foreigner goes home” by Tee (Tricey) Afropuffs.net Dec. 17, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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