What does “USB” stand for?

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A Word to Know: Diaspora dahy-AS-pər-ə Part of speech: noun Origin: Greek, 17th century 1: The dispersion or spread of a people from their original homeland. 2: People who have spread or been dispersed from their homeland.   FEATURED: The Real Meanings Behind "IQ," "P.S.," and Other Everyday Acronyms Some acronyms are so ubiquitous that their full-length counterparts are almost unknown — what does "USB" stand for, for example? Let's get to the bottom of these commonplace abbreviations. Read More CONTINUE READING 2 min read time What's the Difference Between Similes and Metaphors? Read article   2 min read time Can Something Be "Very Unique"? Modifying Absolute Adjectives Read article   1 min read time When Are You Allowed to Use an Exclamation Point? Read article Email Preferences | Unsubscribe Terms of Use | Privacy Policy Advertisements: Powered by AdChoices We love to collaborate. To learn more about our sponsorship opportunities, please connect with us here. 1550 Larimer Street, Suite 431, Denver, CO 80202 Copyright © 2019 All rights reserved.