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Upping the local drama by giving my scoldiest look to a woman shoving book after book from a Free Little Library kiosk into her capacious satchel.
Show PostNewish, and derived from "notice of trespass," I think.
Show PostRelatively new, yeah. This article from 2013 found some examples dating back to 1990, though I don't think I'd heard it before this was published. I'm not sure I've ever encountered it in real life, though I've seen it in the wild on the internet a few times. www.visualthesaurus.com/cm/dictionar...
Show PostHeard it back in 2009-2010 when I was in retail, so-and-so “was trespassed from the store”
Show PostFirst time I heard that term was theme parks. “A guest was trespassed for jumping in the water on Its a Small World”
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