No cap, this category is bussin fr fr.
what the f**k was that
what the hell are you waiting for
what the hell are you doing with my girlfriend
whatever, tell it to your blog
A multi-purpose exclamation that works for literally any emotional state, from triumph to tragedy. It's the verbal equivalent of a shrug emoji combined with chaotic energy—meaning everything and nothing simultaneously.
Someone who doesn't just survive trauma or hardship but comes out the other side leveled up, turning their struggles into strength and advocating for others. It's the inspirational rebrand of 'survivor' for people who refuse to just get by—they're determined to flourish despite everything.
A delightfully confused way of referring to shampoo and conditioner, as if your shower routine involves dressing a salad. Proof that not everyone aced their vocabulary tests.
The peculiar West Texas phenomenon where landlocked residents feel an inexplicable compulsion to buy boats they'll never use, presumably preparing for a flood that will never come. It's optimism meets delusion in marine vehicle form.
An affectionate term for someone small, cute, and in need of constant care and hugs—basically a human teddy bear who inspires protective instincts. They giggle, squeak, and radiate wholesome energy. Not to be confused with 'baba,' though equally adorable.
British slang for someone who's being weak, flaky, or constantly making excuses to avoid social plans or activities. This is your friend who always has a convenient headache when it's time to leave the house or suddenly remembers they need to reorganize their sock drawer. The rhyming makes the accusation more playful but no less damning.
If a player dunks on another player in basketball in a spectacular fashion, they posterized them. It comes from the posters kids hang on their walls that feature pictures of their favorite players dunking on an opponent.
Kidult is a term for an adult who acts immaturely like a kid or just really likes kid stuff. The adult may be known to have "Peter Pan" syndrome, which is to say he or she acts like a kid.
A monetary term that stands for dollars; amount of bones equals the amount of dollars, e.g., 5 bones equals 5 dollars; may also appear as "bone" for a single dollar; similar toscratch,paper, anddough.
Wrestling fans use AEW to refer to the All Elite Wrestling league. A group of wrestlers known as The Elite founded this pro wrestling circuit in January 2019. AEW has gone on to become the U.S.'s second-largest pro wrestling league, behindWWE.
In some cases (like above), people use ISTR even when they exactly recall the thing they're talking about. These people likely began their message with ISTR in an attempt to not seem overly assertive or pushy.
The PVO acronym is often seen in the ESPN fantasy football app or website by team owners viewing their roster's potential. PVO is followed by a positive or negative number that indicates how the defense fares against the position. Therefore, if your player's PVO is negative you should probably sit him and if it is positive you should probably start him.
Someone who sends you LML is having either a great time or, more likely, a very bad one. This acronym stands for "love my life," and while it is sometimes used sincerely, it's more often used sarcastically - to denote that a person actually hates their lifern.
For example, you may boast to your colleagues in a message that you have the highest WPM, and a competition ensues to settle the debate. Or, you may apply for a professional assistant position and put "100 WPM" on your résumé.
A piece of writing that is TBE (to be edited) needs to be revised before publication. For example, a draft of a magazine article may need TBE before it goes to layout. Or, a grad student's thesis may need TBE before final submission.
A sports slang term that refers to amateur, unprofessional play or behavior by an athlete.
A nuke is similar to aburstin that it deals a lot of damage. However, a burst is a combo of multiple abilities instead of just one. Also, a nuke can dealAOEdamage or damage to a single target.
While DTN4L and DTN surfaced in the late-2010s, they didn't become mainstream popular until 2022. For the grammar police, "don't trust no one" is a double negative, but the abbreviation is meant to warn others about who they trust or be used as a mantra to move forward in their love life.
A quick way to tell someone that you're glad you know the information they just told you; often used in reference to something new and useful you just learned and are thankful to them for sharing it with you.
Someone who understands what you're saying might send IGTP (I get the point). Often, people use IGTP when you've gone on at length about something, and they want you toSU.