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The expression "soppy date" likely originates from the word "soppy," which means overly sentimental or emotional. It is often used to describe a romantic outing or experience that is excessively sweet or mushy. The term combines the idea of a "date," referring to a romantic engagement, with the connotation of being overly emotional, creating a phrase that humorously critiques overly sentimental moments in dating.
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