The ABCs According To "Friends"

P is for pivot, obviously.

A is for apartment

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Apartment (noun): The one-time home of all six members of the gang (including Ross that summer he tried to make it as a dancer).

B is for Bamboozled

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Bamboozled (noun): A game involving Wicked Wango cards and the Wheel of Mayhem that is later deemed too confusing and changed to a simple question and answer format.

C is for Central Perk

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Central Perk (noun): A coffee house that is approximately 97 steps from Joey and Chandler's apartment where the gang likes to hang out instead of going to work.

D is for divorce

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Divorce (noun): The legal dissolution of a marriage, usually following a drunken night in Vegas or saying the wrong name at the alter.

E is for Europe

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Europe (noun): A country you tell your date you went backpacking through in order to get laid.

F is for fountain

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Fountain (noun): The spot where the gang splashes each other during the opening credits.

G is for Gunther

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Gunther (proper noun): The manager of Central Perk and former cast member on All My Children. Considered sexy in an obvious way.

H is for "How you doin''"

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How you doin' (phrase): A pick-up line with a 100% success rate.

I is for Ichiban

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Ichiban (noun): An stylish lipstick for men that is sold in Japan.

J is for joke

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Joke (noun): Something that Chandler tells to cause amusement or laughter, often used as a defense mechanism.

K is for Kathy

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Kathy (proper noun): A woman who comes between Joey and Chandler, which causes Chandler to inhabit a box.

L is for lobster

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Lobster (noun): An animal that tends to fall in love and mate for life.

M is for Monica and Chandler

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Monica and Chandler (proper nouns): The couple that sparked your #RelationshipGoals.

N is for Nana

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Nana (proper noun): Ross and Monica's grandmother, official tenant of the rent controlled apartment.

O is for "Oh my god"

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"Oh my god" (phrase): An expression uttered in a nasally tone used to indicate surprise.

P is for pivot

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Pivot (verb): The way one maneuvers a couch up a narrow flight of stairs.

Q is for quiz

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Quiz (noun): A game in which players must answer questions about their friends in order to win the bigger apartment.

R is for Ross and Rachel

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Ross and Rachel (proper nouns): The quintessential "will they or won't they" couple.

S is for "Smelly Cat"

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Smelly Cat (noun): Phoebe's most famous song, as heard in a music video and a kitty litter commercial.

T is for Thansgiving

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Thanksgiving (noun): A holiday laden with mishaps. including the revelations of the "I hate Rachel" club and the fact that Ross got high.

U is for Ugly Naked Guy

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Ugly Naked Guy (proper noun): A nudist with a lot of hobbies who lives across the street from the gang.

V is for Vegas

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Vegas (noun): A city where what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, except for marriages, because those are recognized everywhere.

W is for "We were on a break"

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"We were on a break" (phrase): One of Ross' reoccurring lines, used to justify cheating on Rachel.

X is for Xerox store

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Xerox store (noun): The place of employment of Chloe, the woman Ross slept with during said break.

Y is for Yemen

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Yemen (noun): A country that Chandler was transferred to indefinitely, but can still be reached by mail at 15 Yemen Road, Yemen.

Z is for zoo

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Zoo (noun): A place where Marcel resides before his acting career takes off.

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