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Rpsh Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

porch-stoop sitting

There are pods of drinking "regulars," civic meetings, church fellowships, celebrations, sanctifications, homecomings, reunions, birthday parties, holiday gatherings, high holy days, porch-stoop sittin's, readers' groups, therapy groups, news meetings, planning ses- sions, and other occasions are used to call people to be together.

What is porch-stoop sitting?
  

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rpsh What is porch-stoop sitting? Sitting on the front steps of one's house in pleasant weather:

— Mister Micawber

  • rpsh What is porch-stoop sitting?
  • Sitting on the front steps of one's house in pleasant weather:
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rpshWhat is porch-stoop sitting?
Sitting on the front steps of one's house in pleasant weather:

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So vivid! Thank you!
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This use of 'stoop' is a feature of American English.
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What do you mean? So 'stoop' is commonly used in daily life? Could you exemplify some cases?
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Stoop in this sense is used in American English, but not British English. It is not common, but you do hear it from time to time.
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Got it, thank you.
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