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The abbreviation is an important stat in sports because it shows the productivity of a player or team. In football, a QB's completion percentage is the number of completions divided by the number of attempts. The att abbreviation is also used to determine the average number of yards a RB gains per carry by dividing his total yards by the number of att.
League of Legends (LoL) players use AP to stand for Ability Power. This stat adds power to certain abilities, items, and runes.
A term that describes an adult Lego enthusiast.
A delightfully unnecessary verb meaning to reach an agreement, allegedly popular in Alaska but probably just made up by someone who thought adding '-ify' makes anything sound official. It's what happens when you can't just say 'agree' or 'compromise' like a normal person. Perfectly captures the internet's obsession with creating new words for things we already have words for.
The textual representation of screaming, often attributed to having OCD or just general internet chaos. It's what happens when words fail and your keyboard becomes an instrument of pure, unfiltered emotional release.
Acronym for "All Killer, No Filler"—describing content, music, or experiences that are consistently excellent from start to finish without any boring or weak moments. It's the gold standard for albums, playlists, or projects where you don't need to skip a single track. Essentially the opposite of that album where you only like two songs.
The laziest, most overused comeback in the history of verbal sparring, typically deployed by those who've completely run out of creative insults. It's so worn out that even people whose mothers have actually passed away just roll their eyes at it. The linguistic white flag of someone who lost the argument three exchanges ago.
The linguistic equivalent of a participation trophy—an overused adjective deployed by people too lazy to think of actual descriptors. Once a word reserved for genuinely awe-inspiring moments, it's now been diluted to describe everything from your mediocre lunch to your partner whose qualities you apparently can't articulate. The death of creative vocabulary, one basic compliment at a time.
A unique name but yet a beautiful girl who is very glamorous and could pull anyone just by lookin at them, beautiful eyes; shining and healthy hair and looks are to die for. Aj’yanna is a goddess she is so fine and is thick asf. you cant even describe her beauty. All the boys/girls are on her. she is unpredictable you never know what she is gonna do nxt. if you are with Aj’yanna you should hold on to her tight. Because you know that everybody gonna want her. But you don't have to worry about her cheating because she is a loyal person but still a bad bitch and is not to be messed with. She’ll go in anybody face if they try her, she’s gets down aj’yanna don’t play when it comes to her name. Aj’yanna is that bitch that you don't wanna mess with, she thick asf n got that big booty got that long hair soft lips and amazing style. you don't wanna mess with her because she gonna pop of in 1.2 seconds and she don't care if she get in trouble for it. She lit asfffff
Alyssa is a friend who can’t lead the killer away so friends can save each other in dead by daylight
So, all of you are writing really nice stuff about the name Abigail and Abi or Gail and its scaring me because all those names I have.
Amazingly cool, and smart, and funny, and cute. Good at making people feel better, and listening to them. The ideal of what people should try to be.
assigned gender at birth
Abbreviated slang for 'Ass End,' used to reference someone's posterior without fully committing to the word. It's the kind of middle school code language that makes teens feel clever while fooling absolutely zero adults.
British slang for a tall person. Short and simple—kind of like the opposite of what it describes.
Noun; Asphyxiation 1. Death by strangulation; ergo blockage in air passage. 2. Incapability to breathe; inevitable death if prolonged.
Leet speak for the word "Awesome"
American Assosciation Against Acronym Abuse
Acquaintance with benefits
are you f**king kidding
Are you ready for Tomorrow
The abbreviation grew a lot in popularity due to the rise of mobile devices and the applications that run on them. You can purchase iOS apps from the iTunes store for iPhones and Android apps from the Google Play store for Android phones. You can also download and install Windows apps from the Microsoft store for Windows Phones, although these apps are a lot less popular than iOS and Android apps.
When someone says you can do something AYOR (at your own risk), it means you can do it, but you're responsible if you screw it up or hurt yourself. And there's a good chance you will.
For example, your friend across the country may email you to give an update on their current life situation and end it with, "I look forward to seeing you soon. AMBL." Or, yoursismay text you, "Hang in there, bro. AMBL."