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Meanings of grunge in English
Fashion trend characterized by loose, layered, worn clothing, especially flannel shirts, ripped jeans, and chunky boots.
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Usage of grunge in English
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But beyond the consumer recycling, there's a reason grunge still retains meaning.
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Trainspotting revelled in grunge and kick-started a new phase in British cinema.
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They knew who Nirvana were, but weren't really into the grunge scene.
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Then I got interested in grunge, trashy 90s Ibiza anthems and pop.
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Everyone else is female and white, affecting an affluent version of grunge.
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There's a record store, grunge shop across from the Shuman Building.
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If this is grunge folk, someone forgot to bring the folk.
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Watch as Homer goes from 90's grunge rocker to the iconic Duff Man.
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Kurt Cobain, late frontman of grunge group Nirvana, standing in an undated photo.
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WIRED Tab Packs provide an overview of genres from grunge to Christmas songs.
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Unlike their hipster successors of the early 00s, grunge rockers were actually angry.
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Having graduated from the grunge, pulque seems poised for broader acceptance.
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There's been a lot of talk about grunge since Cobain's death in 1994.
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They even have plaid for the grunge revivalists and paisley for vintage-look hipsters.
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Warsaw's characteristic blend of glitz and grunge extends to its hotels and hostels.
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It can be reminiscent of 90s grunge or stiff and preppy.
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