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Either someone who tattles and rats you out, or just a generally sketchy, unreliable person. Either way, not someone you want in your crew.
A weirdly innocent-sounding euphemism for snorting medication through your nose, as if 'smelling' makes it sound less like you're crushing pills and inhaling them. It's basically trying to rebrand insufflation as a casual aromatherapy session. Spoiler alert: your doctor probably recommends the oral route.
the act of being screamed upon and cremated simultaneously
To do or say something with a great amount of determination and purpose but it really makes absolutely no difference and furthers no goal or greater outcome.
A person that you like in which you keep on the side, A really close friend.If you get called a side boo you must be pretty important.
sitting in my chair laughing my ass off
Social Justice Warrior
same, old, boring s**t
search the f**king news group
smoke weed every day
Shut your dirty little mouth
Following roughly the same trajectory aswicked, sick began being used to mean "cool" sometime around the 1980s. In the 80s and 90s, sick was most often used by skaters, surfers, and teenagers. Many people think skaters are primarily responsible for sick's additional definition, which arose from skaters using the term to describe mindblowing cool tricks that others needed to be "sick in the head" to attempt.
A swish in basketball is a near-perfect shot where the ball only touches the net, not any of the rim. The name comes from the sound the net makes when the ball quickly passes through it.
While the term can be used to describe something negative it is usually used for describing something that is cool or impressive. It is similar to theishterm since it means the same thing and can be used for negative and positive descriptions.
When someone repeatedly calls you back-to-back, refusing to accept that you're not answering for a reason. It's the auditory version of being hunted, as your phone lights up with the same name over and over until you either answer or block them. Peak stage-five clinger behavior in telecommunications form.
A euphemistic code word for an illegal drug lab, because nothing says "chemistry education" quite like cooking methamphetamine in a trailer. This term allows dealers to discuss their illicit manufacturing operations while maintaining plausible deniability in casual conversation. Popular among those who probably should have paid more attention in actual science class.
The mellowed-out cousin of "crunk," describing a state of intoxication typically achieved through sipping lean (codeine syrup) rather than slamming hard liquor. Popularized by Southern hip-hop artists, it's the difference between aggressive party energy and smooth, slow-motion vibes. Think less rage, more daze.
To brush someone off or dismiss them with the finality of a snow shovel clearing a driveway. It's the verbal equivalent of a hand wave that says 'go away' but with more blue-collar energy.
An early-2000s altered form of a curse word, popularized by the '-izzle' linguistic phenomenon that gave us Snoop Dogg's entire vocabulary. It's what you said when you wanted to sound street but your mom was in the next room. Now delightfully dated, like frosted tips and flip phones.
A blend of 'sketchy' and 'sleazy'—describing something or someone that's dubious, dirty, and generally untrustworthy. Skeevy vibes all around.
Slang for heroin or drugs in general, but also used metaphorically for anything dangerously addictive and self-destructive. If something's 'smack,' it hooks you hard and doesn't let go.
When something is aggressively boring, bland, or just completely devoid of any flavor or excitement. If it were food, it'd be unseasoned cardboard; if it were entertainment, it'd put you to sleep faster than a lullaby.
A fictional movie title used humorously to describe something hilariously over-the-top or absurdly perfect. It's internet shorthand for 'this is so good it transcends reality.'
An adjective describing someone that is acting like a slag