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Someone who strongly dislikes you may use IHU to mean "I hate you." Friends and family might also send you this acronym, typically in jest. (Not your brother Phil, though. He really does hate you.)
While there may be times it's correct to ignore or disobey your IGL, you may want to think twice before doing so. If your actions get your whole teamganked, your teammates may not want to play with you anymore.
A hot ass Indian girl that is typically socially shy. She's the bestest friend anyone could have because she's always there to tell you the truth and love you no matter what. Also hella kind and doesn't know just how fucking AMAZING she is. If you ever get lucky enough to find an Iqreet, you're set for life-so long as you don't piss her off.
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The act of applying luxury skincare products with such reverence that it becomes a verb and a lifestyle choice. Born from the brand IJO, it's what people call their nightly routine when 'moisturizing' sounds too pedestrian. Essentially self-care rebranded for the Instagram era.
A famously misunderstood Alanis Morissette song from the '90s that sparked a thousand debates about what irony actually means (spoiler: most of the examples in the song aren't ironic, they're just unfortunate). The term has since become shorthand for the grammatical pedant's favorite complaint. Rain on your wedding day is just bad weather, folks.
An acronym for 'I Hate Your Face,' deployed when someone has annoyed you to the point where even their physical presence is offensive. It's the digital-age equivalent of 'I can't even look at you right now,' but punchier.
A nonsensical phrase deployed by the aggressively random to derail serious conversations or fill awkward silences. It's the verbal equivalent of holding up a spork, signaling peak early-2000s "random" humor.
A hostile, cold stare that could freeze lava, typically deployed when someone has seriously offended you or is in your personal space. The facial expression equivalent of a verbal threat. Master this and you'll never need to actually start a confrontation.
A concise two-word exit announcement that efficiently communicates your departure without getting trapped in the dreaded extended goodbye loop. Perfect for when you need to escape a conversation before someone starts telling you about their cousin's new cryptocurrency venture.
The sanitized version of "shit" that emerged from radio-edited rap songs, now a standalone suffix or substitute curse word. When you want the impact of profanity without actually offending HR. Functions as both noun and versatile linguistic filler.