Those who commute coast-to-coast are bicoastals. But what do you call someone who commutes along the same coastβbetween, say, Miami and New York? A woman who now travels regularly between Northern and Southern California to visit the grandchildren...
suitcase Β v.βΒ Β«Many suspects in police custody also died while forced face down in restraintsβmost often when being βhogtiedβ or βsuitcasedβ with wrists and ankles tied together, the group said.» ββFlorida cases cited in report condemning U.S. human...
heart-attack kids Β attrib.βΒ Β«For the second time in five days, the Miami Fusion, Major League Soccerβs heart-attack kids, won a game with a last gasp.» ββA Little Serna Helps Stop BurnβΒ by Paul LomartireΒ Palm Beach PostΒ Aug. 20, 1998. (source:...
send Fidel a telegram Β v. phr.βΒ Β«The show is a reminder why βSending Fidel a telegramβ has become such a popular euphemism for taking a dump among Miamiβs exilio community. That point is further driven home in the galleryβs bathroom, where the...
sushero Β n.βΒ Β«Nuestra recomendaciΓ³n es acercarse a la barra y preguntar a los βsusherosβ quΓ© hay de nuevo y de diferente, y quΓ© es lo mΓ‘s fresco del dΓa.» ββLos mejores lugares para comer y dormir en MiamiβΒ by Diana Eichner, Daniel FrydmanΒ Revista...
Belindia Β n.βΒ Β«Brazilians have often called their country βBelindia,β a place both wealthy like Belgium and poor like India.» ββChurch has faith it can unite S. Floridaβs BraziliansβΒ by Casey WoodsΒ Miami HeraldΒ (Florida)Β Apr. 9, 2007. (source:...

