After watching one episode of The Bachelor or Bachelorette it become extremely apparent that the show has coined their fair share of phrases. For some of us, this can make watching the show very confusing. But, have no fear! I have conjured up some on the most used Bachelor terms, so you no longer have to feel confused. Think of it as your own personal 'Bachelor Dictionary'.

1. "Rose ceremony"

At the end of every episode there is a long awaited rose ceremony. This is when the bachelor or bachelorette gives roses to who ‘they can see a real future with’.

2. "The final rose of the night"

The point at every rose ceremony where the remaining women (without a rose) break a sweat and begin to panic, in fear of getting sent home. Despite the fact they all can clearly see it, Chris Harrison comes out and remind everyone the final rose is about to be given out.

3. "The right reasons"

A term thrown around, at the very least once, each episode. Usually used by a girl/guy in the interviews when asked about someone who seems in genuine and is not popular in the house.

4. "One-on-one"

As you probably guessed, a one on one date is a treasured occasion when the bachelor or bachelorette picks one person to go on a date for the entire day. At the end of the date a rose is presented giving the lead the option to keep the person around or get rid of them for good.

5. "Two-on-one"

Basically, it's a way for producers to beef up the drama and cut down the number of girls all at once. A two on one usually consists of two girls/guys who have the biggest conflict with each other and the lucky bachelor/bachelorette.

6. "Group date"

You guessed it, a date where there are a group of women (about 5-12 women). Group dates usually involve some type of activity or competition. The night ends with an after party where the contestants can finally get a moment alone with the star of the show.