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Student_89
26 Feb 2016

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What does Cold product mean?

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maddieaubrey
27 Feb 2016

  • English (US)

What context do you mean? Because there are cold food products such as ice cream, frozen foods, etc. but I'm not sure of any other uses for the phrase.

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Student_89
27 Feb 2016

  • Portuguese (Brazil)
@maddieaubrey Cold product appears to be a slangy way to mean that someone is no longer interesting/attractive or that someone is out of the picture. However, I'm still not sure about the accuracy of my guess. Yet, I did my research and on the web there are people using it towards girls, but where I first saw that slang was in the song lose yourself by Eminem. So anyways, in my native language we have something similar to it, but in Portuguese it means that something is no longer reliable.
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maddieaubrey
27 Feb 2016

  • English (US)

Oh okay! That makes sense. I haven't heard it used in normal conversation, but I can see it being used in the media/songs like that so I believe you are correct!

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