S3 C1-C2 BIMBOS AND THE POWER OF PLAYING DUMB

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slew/barrage of sth
A large, overwhelming amount of something.
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slur
An offensive term used to insult or demean someone.
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to squander sth
To waste something valuable or misuse an opportunity.
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to fill the void
To numb emptiness or loneliness with something else.
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dazzlingly beautiful
Extremely attractive in a striking way.
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pink-latex-clad
Dressed in shiny, pink latex clothing.
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to rise/shoot to prominence
To quickly become well-known.
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ultra-feminine optics
An appearance that emphasizes hyper-femininity.
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to strike a chord
To resonate emotionally or intellectually with someone.
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adamantly anti-capitalist
Strongly opposed to capitalist values.
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cadence
The rhythm or flow of speech.
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buxom
Having a full, curvaceous figure, especially in the chest.
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to span spectrums of weight, race, and class
To include a diverse range of body types, races, and social classes.
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elitist
Relating to the idea that a select group of people are superior and deserve special privileges.
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academic intelligence
The ability to excel in formal education.
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to apply a fresh coat of lipgloss
To reapply lipgloss.
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to reclaim one’s body in the name of independence
To take control of one’s body as an act of self-empowerment.
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self-actualisation
Achieving one’s full potential or sense of fulfillment.
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weaponised unintelligence
The act of using the appearance of being unintelligent as a manipulation tool.
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beguiling manipulation
The act of using charm or allure to deceive or influence someone in a cunning way.
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doe-eyed
Having large, innocent-looking eyes.
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plagued by anxieties
Constantly troubled by worries.
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a mirage of liberation
An illusion of freedom.
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pariah
Someone who is rejected or excluded from society.
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early aughts
The early 2000s.
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to pine after sth
To long for or desire something intensely.
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to lambast smb
To criticize someone harshly or severely.
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to chide smb for sth
To scold or mildly criticize someone for something.
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decked out in pink and glitter
Dressed extravagantly in pink and glitter.
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self-loathing
Intense dislike or hatred of oneself.
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gender equity
Gender equality.
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to permeate sth
To spread throughout every part of something.
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to purge misogyny from society
To eliminate misogyny from society.
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to belittle hyperfemininity
To dismiss or mock hyperfemininity.
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to fall from grace
To lose respect, status, or approval.
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derision for women
Mockery or contempt directed at women.
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antithetical
Directly opposed or contrasting to something.
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ditzy
Silly or scatterbrained, often in a way that seems unintelligent.
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spoiled
Overly indulged or accustomed to getting what one wants.
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palatable for sth
Acceptable or appealing to a particular group.
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chasms within feminism
Disagreements within feminism.
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vapid
Lacking depth, intelligence, or originality.
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profess to be deeper
To claim or pretend to have more substance.
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less than
Inferior or not as good as something else.
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to concede power
To give up or yield power or control.
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to focus animus on femininity
Direct hostility toward femininity.
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to perpetuate sth
To continue or keep something (often negative) in existence.
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pink pumps
Pink high-heeled shoes.
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to denigrate sth
To criticize or belittle something unfairly.
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iteration of hyperfemininity
A version of hyperfemininity.
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peddled to women
Promoted or sold to women, often in a manipulative way.
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skewed bias
A distorted or unfair perspective.
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to pit women against each other
To create competition between women.
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tracksuit
A casual outfit consisting of a jacket and pants.
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exposed thongs
Visible underwear, typically the back strap.
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to have a predilection for
To have a strong preference for something.
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copious amounts of eyeliner
A lot of eyeliner applied heavily.
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to be roped into sth
To be persuaded or forced to participate in something.
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mainstay color
A dominant or consistently popular color.
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to come into fruition
To finally happen or be achieved after planning.
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curvaceous
Having a body with pronounced curves.
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busty bombshell
A glamorous woman with a large bust.
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to exert the cultural pull
To have a strong influence on culture or society.
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to suppress one’s femininity
To hide or downplay one’s feminine traits.
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unabashed joy in your femininity
Open and proud joy that comes from expressing feminine qualities.
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catfish
Someone who pretends to be someone else online.
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to shield oneself from sth
To protect oneself from something.
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to tout an ideology
To actively promote or advocate for a particular set of beliefs.
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repercussions
Unintended consequences or effects of an action.
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surface-level
Lacking depth; only addressing the most obvious aspects.
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ingrained sexism
Deeply rooted and often unconscious sexism.
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bimbo proponents
People who support bimboism.
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self-objectification
Seeing or treating oneself as an object.
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bolstered by sth
Strengthened or supported by something.
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skimpy clothing
Revealing clothes.
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to take on a character
To adopt a specific persona or role.
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derogatory term
A phrase that conveys disrespect towards something.
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sex object
A person reduced to their physical appearance.
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sex appeal
The quality of being sexually attractive or alluring.
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voluptuous body
A curvaceous figure.
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multifaceted
Complex; having many aspects and layers.
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to play into the airhead character/stereotype
To deliberately act in a way that reinforces the stereotype of being unintelligent or shallow.
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to trivialize sth
To make something seem less significant, serious, or complex.
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to water sth down
To weaken the strength, impact, or meaning of something.
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bigoted
Holding strong, prejudiced and intolerant opinions.
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to stay in the loop
To remain informed about a particular topic.
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promiscuous
Engaging in sexual activity with multiple partners.
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to pander to men
To deliberately appeal to male expectations.
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to be coerced into sth
To be pressured or forced into doing something.
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autonomous
Having the freedom and independence.
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to cater to sth
To meet specific needs, desires, or expectations.
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to put eurocentric beauty standards on a pedestal
To prioritize Western ideals of beauty.
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choice feminism
A feminist perspective that views any choice a woman makes as inherently empowering, regardless of its societal implications.
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intersectional feminism
A feminist approach that examines how overlapping systems of oppression (e.g., race, class, gender) shape women’s experiences.
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to cherry pick
To selectively choose only the most favorable or convenient elements while ignoring the rest.
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be-all and end-all
The most important part of something or the reason for something.
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to turn a blind eye to
To deliberately ignore or overlook something.

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