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Originally Posted by Taylor
Magatsu,
You bring up a very interesting point and I was wondering the same thing myself. I see the word 'crush' used frequently here at AD and I was kind of confused.
The definition you used from dictionary.com nailed it on the head. I frequently see 'Do you have a crush on.........?' I started thinking that I haven't had a 'crush' since the 7th or 8th grade.....maybe even sooner than that LOL.
I too was curious if the term 'crush' had a different meaning within the deaf community than it did in the hearing community. I'd love to see everyones thoughts about this topic.
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Your post got me wondering because you are hearing.
What you use the word when you attract somebody?
British language: We (hearing and deaf) use the word "fancy" when we attract somebody.
Something like that: I fancy my teacher, eg.