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A state of being extremely intoxicated or high, usually from cannabis consumption. When someone is lit, they're operating at peak impairment and peak entertainment value.
An acronym for 'Laughing At My Ass'—essentially the evolved form of LMAO when you're finding yourself in such absurdly amusing situations that the humor feels deeply personal.
Anils and aamais are known as Lussu pundai's for their immature activities on social media they don't have any other job to do other than fan wars
An unfortunate digestive condition where diarrhea is so liquefied that it essentially becomes a muddy soup, obscuring any solid evidence in the toilet bowl. A humbling reminder that champagne has consequences.
An innocent person in a very demanding/bad environment
Laugh quietly to myself
The grammatically creative past tense of 'leave' used by people who treat English conjugation rules as mere suggestions. It's technically wrong but somehow perfectly understandable, existing in that sweet spot of language evolution where teachers cringe but linguists take notes.
If someone responds to a joke or humorous anecdote with LLC, it means they're "laughing like crazy." This acronym is similar toLOL,ROFL, andLMAO, though used less commonly.
Spectacularly, almost impressively lame—so uncool it deserves its own fancy French-sounding adjective. When regular "lame" just doesn't capture the magnitude of cringe you're witnessing, add some unnecessary vowels for emphasis. The linguistic equivalent of an eye-roll so hard it needs two syllables.
An acronym for 'Like Your Mom' used as a random non-sequitur insult or agreement, most effective when deployed completely out of context.
A humorous, quasi-religious euphemism for marijuana that plays on devil-themed imagery to describe the forbidden green herb. It's what your aunt calls weed when she's trying to sound hip at Thanksgiving.
The unfortunate moment when your desperate need to use the bathroom is immediately killed by the horrifying discovery of someone else's biological waste covering the toilet seat. It's the ultimate appetite suppressant for your digestive emergency.
Random keyboard smashing that might occur when someone's frustrated enough to punch their keyboard—the digital equivalent of screaming into the void.
The art of pretending to learn a language by focusing on cool but useless phrases while ignoring actual grammar and fundamentals. It's what happens when someone watches anime and suddenly claims they're fluent in Japanese.
An adjective that gives something liquid-like qualities, usually describing food with an appetizing, saucy, or moist consistency—basically what happens when you're trying to sound poetic about gravy.
To be corrected or put in your place using a meme or GIF from the web comedy series Loading Ready Run, typically as a humorous way to call out someone's mistake. It's basically getting dunked on with style.
A digital thumbs-up or dopamine hit delivered via social media to signal approval without the effort of actually commenting. The metric by which self-worth is now measured.
A male cafeteria worker at a school—someone responsible for portion control, food safety, and crushing the dreams of hungry students everywhere. The unsung hero (or villain) behind the serving line.
Internet slang for anything that looks delicious, tastes decadent, or appears visually stunning—it's "luscious" with creative spelling and maximum enthusiasm. Works equally well for describing food, aesthetics, or vibes.
That persistent acquaintance who mysteriously gravitates toward your locker every day despite not being your friend, desperately attempting conversation with the charm of a wet mop. Exhibit A of social obliviousness.
Someone who hasn't experienced their first kiss yet—a portmanteau of 'lip' and 'virgin' that's somehow both cute and mildly devastating. The romantic equivalent of a participation trophy.
Your soulmate or the person you have an intense physical and emotional bond with—expressed with maximum vowel enthusiasm. It's love with extra dramatics.
An early-internet declaration of affection written in 1337-speak (numeric/symbol substitution), a nostalgic relic of Y2K chat culture where deliberately misspelling 'love' supposedly made emotions more intense.
A condition where someone believes they're cooler and more sophisticated than everyone around them, so they'd rather isolate themselves and fantasize about fictional adventures than actually socialize with real people. It's basically narcissism meets crippling social anxiety.