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What does acetate mean in English slang?

"Acetate" doesn't have a common, established meaning in English slang. It's primarily a scientific term referring to a salt or ester of acetic acid.

However, it's possible that you've encountered a specific subculture or group where "acetate" might be used as slang for something else. Could you provide some context about where you heard it? For example:

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* Who was using it? (e.g., teenagers, musicians, artists)

* What was the situation? (e.g., talking about clothes, music, drugs)

With more information, I might be able to help you understand what "acetate" meant in that specific context.

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