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A childish teasing term used to mock young boys, designed specifically to trigger tears and tantrums. The nonsensical food-based insult that somehow hits harder than actual mean words when you're under ten.
To get rejected or curved by someone you're trying to hook up with, presumably with the smooth evasive maneuver of a drifting car. The romantic equivalent of getting left in the dust while someone speeds away from your advances.
Someone being disrespectful, rude, or acting like a complete douche, referencing the legendary Mexican mother's disciplinary slipper (chancla). Essentially calling someone so obnoxious they deserve the wrath of an angry abuela's footwear.
Modern slang evolution of "whip" (car), extended to the more playful "whipper snapper" in certain regional dialects, particularly Washington state. Proof that if you give slang enough time, it will grow extra syllables like a linguistic Pokémon evolution.
The collective decline of human intelligence, usually blamed on social media, reality TV, or whatever platform your parents don't understand. It's the sociological equivalent of watching humanity slowly forget how to read instruction manuals. Often cited by people who ironically can't spell 'society' correctly.
A deliberately goofy response to 'What's up?' that means you're doing absolutely nothing of importance. It's the culinary cousin of 'Netflix and chill' but without any subtext—just pure, wholesome loafing. Popular among people who think dad jokes are the height of comedy.
In Balkan folk dancing, the timeslot reserved for the most complex dances that require actual rhythm and stamina, typically performed by younger dancers. Named after the mathematically intimidating 25/16 time signature that makes regular musicians weep. It's when the party separates the coordinated from the enthusiastic.
The absurdist act of being struck by a vehicle with the word 'CHILDREN' emblazoned on its side, typically a school van or bus. It's irony at its finest—a safety warning becoming the instrument of your demise. Used as a verb because sometimes English just needs more chaos.
A wildly popular anime and manga series about a world where superpowers are common and teenagers train to become professional heroes. It's basically Harry Potter meets X-Men set in Japan, complete with power rankings, tragic backstories, and enough merchandise to fund a small nation. The show that convinced a generation that wearing a cape might actually be cool.
An MTV-coined term for intense platonic female friendships with the energy of a romance, essentially the lesbian equivalent of 'bromance.' It described non-sexual but deeply affectionate bonds between women on reality TV. The show was cancelled, but the phenomenon of best friends being inseparable continues unabated.
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 health acronym that represent the high density of lipoproteins that pick up excess cholesterol in your blood and take it to the liver to be broken down.
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.
You may hear people use b-day in real life (IRL) or see it online or in messages. For example, your friend may text you, "When's your b-day again? I don't want to schedule my vacay during your celebration."
Want to start asking for help roughly 25% faster? Then start using hlp instead of "help" in your text, chat, and forum messages. Everyone will still understand what you mean, and you'll save your E key some wear and tear.
For example, your friend may text you, "how you doin? it's been 2 long, usb!" Or, your friend may comment on a picture you posted on Instagram, "Looking good, USB!"
The TSIR acronym is often preceded with a hashtag (#) when used on social sites. It may be used seriously when you are really frustrated or for fun when mocking a person's perceived struggle.
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.
A TikToker's pink person is the person they trust and love most. People use this label when answering the questions "Who's your pink?" and "Who is your pink person?," as part of TikTok's color person trend.
The abbreviation is utilized to emphasize the greatness or terribleness of something. It is often used by hyperbolic people overreacting to something or someone.
Gamersuse hp5 as shorthand for "health per five seconds." This stat tracks how quickly a damaged player's health regenerates. For example, a player with an hp5 of 20 regains 20 health every five seconds.
A Sham bomb is a breaking NBA report released by Shams Charania, a NBA reporter for The Vertical on Yahoo. The report often comes out of nowhere and includes news about a player or the league that carries a significant impact, which is why it is referred to as a bomb.
Hill bagging is when hikers make lists of the hilltops they have reached. It is similar topeak baggingbut reserved for hills that don't reach mountain status.
When someone says they'll be BI5, it means they'll be "back in five." In online chat, people use this acronym when they have to goAFK, but expect to be back in five minutes (or less).