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In the 1950s, slang terms like "cool" (meaning fashionable or stylish), "daddy-o" (a term for a fashionable or cool person), and "beatnik" (referring to a person associated with the Beat Generation) were popular. Additionally, phrases like "Pad" (a place where someone lives or hangs out) and "groovy" (meaning excellent or fashionable) were commonly used.

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