00In the movie"The princess diaries",there is a sentence 'for a second there...I thought you were going A-crowd on me.',which occurs when Lily and Mia saw two students kissing.What does that mean?02h3
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0I haven't a clue. The "A-crowd" sounds like the popular kids. 0-
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0I haven't a clue.
The "A-crowd" sounds like the popular kids.
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0I haven't a clue. The "A-crowd" sounds like the popular kids. Could it mean that her friend thought she was leaving her group of friends to be one of the popular kids?0-
0 Without going upstairs to ask my daughter, I would guess the same thing: "A-crowd" being a combination of "A-list" and "in crowd." The latter is a somewhat dated slang term for popular kids, immortalized in musical form in the 60s. Wikipedia has an interesting entry for "05000;" I had no idea that was an actual, physical list, like Debrett's Peerage. 0240hrefhttp://en.wikipedia.or