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He says in more recent times, the term has also been used affectionately of someone considered a bogan or even in reference to oneself such as the term "inner bogan".

She has sought stability since becoming a teen mom to her son, whom she affectionately calls Baby Z.

So how did Scott, known affectionately as the 'Guernsey Grealish', end up here?

The island—affectionately called Floripa by locals—balances natural beauty with a lively cultural pulse.

Corman, affectionately known as the “Pope of Pop Cinema,” was a god of low-budget horror, a maestro who could turn a shoestring budget into something glittering, gothic, and gloriously unhinged.