Breeding (n.) shapes an animal to a preference and leaves it to live with the result.
Breeding (n.) is noticed only in its absence, which makes it a list of things a person does not do.
Breeding (n.) is an advantage that arrived before you did and gets treated as character.
Breeding (n.) is like an accent, inaudible to the person who has it and instantly placed by everyone else.
Collateral damage (n.) turns a funeral into a line item.
Collateral damage (n.) is counted by the people who caused it, if at all.
Collateral damage (n.) is the cost accepted by whoever isn't paying it.
Collateral damage (n.) is always somebody's whole life.
Let's Go Brandon (n.) is a slogan that says the quiet part out loud and the loud part in code.
Let's Go Brandon (n.) is a bumper sticker that lets the driver flip you off with both hands on the wheel.
Let's Go Brandon (n.) is a euphemism that everyone decodes and nobody admits to.
Let's Go Brandon (n.) is a dirty word that learned to pass the dress code.
Unmentionables (n.) are a humorous euphemism for underwear.
Unmentionables (n.) get hung to dry behind the towels, out of view of the street.
Unmentionables (n.) is the garment named by the refusal to name it.
Unmentionables (n.) is clothing chosen for an audience that might not show up.