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A coffice is a term that combines "coffee" and "office" to describe a coffee shop that people go to in order to work. It is an attractive place to work for those who need coffee to function and free WiFi.
An acronym that represents the highest corporate officer; responsible for managing an organization that is for-profit; submits to the authority of the organization's board of directors.
Cellar dweller is a sports term that refers to a team that is constantly in last place. The term comes the location of a cellar below a building and the last place in a division or league's standings.
A health acronym that describes the condition of a heart failing to pump enough blood to meet the needs of other organs in the body; may develop gradually over several years or quickly after a heart attack or heart muscle disease.
If you are working on a project and someone says you are "crushing it," that means you are doing very well. This slang term likely originates from baseball, where a batter crushing a pitch can result in aHR(which is very good).
In Minecraft, a creeper is a hostile mob that sneaks up on players and then explodes. Creepers are a common aspect of gameplay and have become one of the icons of Minecraft.
Costube is a community of YouTubers interested in costuming and historical fashions. These YouTubers post videos of themselves making and wearing historically- or pop culture-inspired outfits, for other fashion fans to watch (and perhaps become inspired by).
Critical race theory (CRT) is an academic concept that focuses on how racism permeates social institutions, such as government, education, healthcare, and financial institutions. It contrasts with the idea that racism is confined to an individual's prejudice against another race.
Those discussing theAIchatbot ChatGPT may shorten the bot's name to CGPT. For example, you might see CGPT used in a forum post discussing ChatGPT's "conversational prowess," or a news article describing the chatbot's "factual errors."
An acronym for one of the highest executive positions in a company; often reports to theCEOand is responsible for the daily operating duties of the company.
A person that always haves the biggest and longest duck in the room
Seth Rollins’s finisher
In recent years, this has become a popular cover story for ignoring someone's phone calls and/or text messages. Your phone's battery died and the charger was at home, or you could not find the charger.
When one slips on their shoe without fully putting the heel part on so that they can help their girlfriend take out their stinky garbage in record time, albeit without exerting much energy.
An Australian word for the back bumper or just back of a car.
An american cable TV/Internet company, whose company name was probably created by some drunk with his hand in his pants.
A girl that is beautiful but insults friends.
Children, Babies, Kids, Rugrats
When someone brags by 'complaining' about something. We all know a person like that.
stands for Colour Luminance Backlight Estimation Algorithm. Coined by Mediatek for their new SoC for mini LED televisions. HDTVTest claimed it won't make it to urban dictionary but here it is
A millennial who weaponizes LaCroix and other sparkling waters as a personality trait and health flex, despite secretly housing Taco Bell in private. They carry their overpriced fizzy water like a fashion accessory while fooling absolutely no one about their actual diet. It's virtue signaling through beverage choice—the liquid equivalent of buying organic kale and letting it rot in your fridge.
A dismissive response to shut down someone making an irrelevant or awkward comment in a conversation where they don't belong. It's the social equivalent of patting someone on the head and saying "that's nice, dear" when they're desperately trying to insert themselves into your friend group. The phrase itself is intentionally absurd to highlight how random their interjection was.
The body language version of context clues, where you read someone's physical signals—crossed legs, eye contact, fidgeting—to decode what they're really thinking. It's basically being a human lie detector without the fancy polygraph machine.
A deliciously sarcastic Zoolander-inspired dismissal for boring, pointless stories that go nowhere and mean nothing. It's the sophisticated way to tell someone their anecdote was about as thrilling as watching paint dry in slow motion.