I still don't hear anyone say it outside of the movie.

i think i went to dictionary.com
once it hit me that i didn't know the word.
but i had an idea of it.

I first saw it when I was in an infant. I do not thin I knew the meaning of any word before Beauty and the Beast.

^^boy, you're really literal with a lot of things. Please accept my humblest apologies for yet again not wording the question right to your high standards.
This is to the person below me too. OBVIOUSLY I meant the provincial from the movie. *sigh*

Actually, yes and no.

It depends which definition of "provincial" you're speaking about. "Provincial" as in relating to a province, yes, I did know - since I live in a province myself. But I just went to check in the dictionnary, just to make sure, and saw that I was unaware of the second definition.

I was six or seven when beauty and the beast first came out in theaters... so when I saw it I doubt I understood it.

Hehe...that's the thing, I don't remember where it was said, and in which context. So I don't know which one it is :S

Nuh uh

i saw it when i was in elementary school so i had no idea what it meant

I first saw it when I was like 3 and didn't like it. Obviously didn't know when I was 3.
When I saw it when I was 9 and actually paid attention, I did know. My mum is HUGE on reading. By the time I was 9, I'd read over half the books in my house. Seeing as there are 2,399 of them... And seeing as only 743 of those are actually mine... I did have to read some of parents'. Long words alert!

heck, i don't even know what it means now.

But I mean... Im Swedish! so I guess that is ok?

I think is because , is nothing new and she want's more then just the same thing every day.