The Alphabet According To "Gilmore Girls"

G is for Gilmored.

A is for Autumn.

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Autumn [noun]: the third and best season of the year, and the season that lasts the longest in Stars Hollow (usually most of the year, tbh).

B is for Babette Ate Oatmeal.

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Babette Ate Oatmeal [noun]: a humorous, topical headline of something Kirk witnessed around town. (He's keeping it real.)

C is for Coffee.

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Coffee [noun]: the lifeblood, often served alongside a shot of cynicism.

D is for Dance-a-thon.

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Dance-a-thon [noun]: the social event of the season for four-time winner, Kirk, and arguably the backdrop for the best episode of Gilmore Girls ever.

E is for Emily Gilmore.

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Emily Gilmore [noun]: the HBIC, Queen, Receiver of The First Cup of Tea, Enemy of All Maids Everywhere.

F is for Friday Night Dinner.

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Friday Night Dinner [noun]: a sometimes enjoyable and always eventful weekly gathering of the Gilmore Clan; enjoyability increases with the consumption of alcohol.

G is for Gilmored.

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Gilmored [noun]: a tightening in the chest, accompanied by feelings of anger mixed with paralyzing weakness, most often felt in or shortly after leaving the presence of a Gilmore.

H is for High School.

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High School [noun]: a time period divided into two decided sections known as the Dean Era and the Jess Era.

I is for I Love You, You Idiot.

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I Love You, You Idiot [noun]: a truly adorable and touching way to convey one's feelings, especially if Tristan is sulking nearby.

J is for Jam Hands.

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Jam Hands [noun]: the sticky feeling of a child's hands, regardless of the presence or lack of jam in the household.

K is for Kirk.

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Kirk [noun]: the awkward, beating heart of Stars Hollow; prone to bouts of night terror and fear biting; holder of many, many jobs.

L is for Luke's Diner.

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Luke's Diner [noun]: where we began and where we ended, plus a lot in between.

M is for Motorcycle.

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Motorcycle [noun]: the thing he must have if you're to throw your life away on him.

N is for Nothing Excites Me Before 11.

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Nothing Excites Me Before 11 [noun]: the value all future friends must share.

O is for Oy With The Poodles Already

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Oy With The Poodles Already [noun]: a combination of two very funny words ("oy" and "poodles") to create the perfect catchphrase.

P is for Pie.

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Pie [noun]: the most delicious and beloved of desserts, and the standard by which you must measure all men.

Q is for Quip.

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Quips [noun]: the specialty of Paris Eustace Geller.

R is for Richard Gilmore.

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Richard Gilmore [noun]: the King, Ultimate Grandpa, and Holder of a Special Place in Our Hearts.

S is for Solidarity.

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Solidarity [noun]: the thing you must share with your sisters at all times, regardless of the context.

T is for Two Glasses Of Wine At Lunch.

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Two Glasses Of Wine At Lunch [noun]: something only prostitutes have.

U is for Underwear.

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Underwear [noun]: an entirely optional undergarment, usually indicative of one's mental state.

V is for Valedictorian.

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Valedictorian [noun]: someone who lives in two worlds (one is a world of books), who has kind, decent, unfailingly generous grandparents, and a dazzling mother who serves as a guidepost for everything.

W is for Where You Lead.

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Where You Lead [noun]: the direction you go, which I will follow, any-anywhere.

X is for Xanadu-Level Of Insane.

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Xanadu-Level Of Insane [noun]: an extreme amount of insane, but not so much as Francie thinks, because she's a devious drama queen.

Y is for Yale Daily News.

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Yale Daily News [noun]: the Monday-through-Friday paper of Yale University, where Paris broke down, Rory thrived, and Logan napped.

Z is for Zero.

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Zero [noun]: the number of shows that will ever mean as much to you as Gilmore Girls.