Scion

scion



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[sahy-uhn]



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–noun 

1. a descendant. 

2. Also, cion. a shoot or twig, esp. one cut for grafting (嫁接) or planting; a cutting.





　

This afternoon, however, Coogan, 42, relaxes in his mum and dad’s home, where he grew up amid an expansive Irish-Catholic clan. "This is the house I was born in," he explains. "I come here so often, I forget there’s profundity in it." Coogan’s Yank girlfriend, China Chow—the actress, model and über-chic scion of the Mr. Chow restaurant empire—lounges nearby the piano that Coogan would hide under as a five-year-old boy. 



über-chic

A word to describe something which is modern yet classy and elegant. 

Especially in interior design. 





see progeny prodigal sappy



幹有錢沒錢討個有錢老婆好過年