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The country braced for surprises and mud-slinging at the final presidential debate — but when Donald Trump uttered that Hillary Clinton was a "nasty woman," it was still jarring.

Tweets with the hashtag #NastyWoman and #NastyWomen almost instantly flooded timelines Wednesday night. One supporter purchased the domain nastywomengetshitdone.com and made it redirect to Hillary Clinton's campaign website, shirts with hearts around the phrase "nasty woman" surfaced, and Etsy started selling "Make America Nasty Again" hats.

The comment came after Clinton described her position on entitlements and criticized Trump's failure to pay taxes. And while it was surely negative and rooted in Trump's own troubles with female voters, Clinton supporters on social media took the phrase and turned it into something positive.

From female celebrities to politicians and more, here are some women who embraced the term "nasty woman" on Twitter:

RT if you're a nasty woman and it's made your life a freakin' pleasure — Lena Dunham (@lenadunham) October 20, 2016

From one #NastyWoman to another, you were an inspiration last night, @HillaryClinton. -NP — Team Pelosi (@TeamPelosi) October 20, 2016

Are you a bad hombre or a nasty woman? #Debate — Chelsea Handler (@chelseahandler) October 20, 2016

I'm very proud to be a #NastyWoman just like her. — RepStaceyNewman (@staceynewman) October 20, 2016

It doesn't give me pleasure to relate to Hillary, but I am an extremely nasty woman. — eve peyser (@evepeyser) October 20, 2016