'Nephew' — the address for a younger, sillier person, said with an uncle's exasperation, from Black Twitter in 2015 alongside 'Uncle Denzel', the photo of a tired Denzel Washington that was everyone's uncle. The record's entry for the family role that became a reply.
The record notes 'nephew' is said to men who are older than the speaker, that this is the point, and that 'sit down, nephew' has ended arguments.
Spotted on a laminated sign in a chain café, Bristol, Apr this year. Nephew, in a headline font. A manager did this on purpose and I would like their name for the record.
The definition implies everyone used Nephew the same way. They did not. There were at least two camps by the second month, and they did not like each other.
What does it mean? Write it the way you would say it out loud.
