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ruby
[ˈɹuːbi]
When used as a noun, "ruby" refers to the gemstone itself. It is a countable noun, so you can say "a ruby" or "rubies". When used as an adjective, it describes any object that has a deep red color, regardless of whether it is actually made from the gemstone.
💬Casual Conversation
🎬Tuesday afternoon, Chloe is at a thrift store while Ryan is gaming.
Chloe Smith
found this fake ruby ring and i'm lowkey obsessed.
Ryan
bet. looks mid though.
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Chloe uses the slang 'lowkey' to express a subtle but strong attraction to the item, while Ryan responds with 'bet' (agreement/acknowledgment) and describes it as 'mid' (mediocre), showcasing his oblivious and blunt personality.