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What is slang for Here and there?

There isn't one specific slang phrase that perfectly captures "here and there." However, depending on the context, you could use these options:

General:

* All over the place: This implies scattered and not in any particular order.

* Everywhere: This is more straightforward and simply means in many places.

* Around: This is more vague and could mean in the general vicinity.

* Scattered: This emphasizes the lack of a central location.

More informal:

* Here, there, and everywhere: This is a playful way to say "here and there."

* Hither and thither: This is a more literary and archaic way to say "here and there."

* Randomly: This implies a lack of pattern or purpose in the placement.

Specific to a particular area:

* Around town: This refers to a specific location like a city or town.

* In the neighborhood: This is more local and implies a smaller area.

The best choice will depend on the specific context and desired level of formality.

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