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AOC
/eɪ oʊ ˈsiː/
Definition
1
An acronym for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the progressive U.S. Congresswoman from New York (NY-14), known for her bold advocacy on climate change, economic inequality, and social justice as a member of 'The Squad.'
2
Internet shorthand for the above politician, often used in memes, tweets, and political discourse to reference her viral moments or policy stances.
Examples
AOC dropped a mic in that hearing, turning a boring budget debate into prime-time drama.
When AOC live-tweets from the Capitol, my feed turns into a popcorn-munching party.
AOC's Green New Deal pitch has my electric scooter feeling like a superhero sidekick.
Spotting AOC at a protest is like finding the VIP lounge in a sea of everyday activists.