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down the shore

Phrase

Meaning
Going to the Jersey Shore.
Type
Phrase
Used in
New Jersey

What does “down the shore” mean

A summer ritual phrase. Not "to the shore" — always "down the shore," regardless of compass direction. "We're going down the shore this weekend."

Where it's used

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