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The telltale tan pattern that reveals your summer wardrobe choices, featuring deeply tanned exposed skin and ghostly pale areas that rarely see sunlight. It's the badge of honor for outdoor workers and the source of embarrassment when you actually take your shirt off. Also known as 'farmer's tan' or 'the golf tan.'
Gamersuse CTF as shorthand for "capture the flag." This acronym describes a game mode in which two teams attempt to capture each other's flag and return it to their home base to win. Often, CTF matches are timed, and the team that manages to retrieve the other team's flag the most number of times wins.
A baseball term that refers to atriple, which is a three-base hit that results in the batter getting to third base; may appear as "3-bagger," "three-bagger," or "3 bagger;" also known as3Bin baseball statistics.
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Snowpocalypse is a weather event that produces a lot of snow, and possibly wind and cold, creating the feeling that the world is about to end ("snow" and "apocalypse"). For example, if the weather forecast calls for a fierce blizzard, you might warn your friends, "Stay inside during the snowpocalypse!"
The term may be used in a sentence, such as "their family is goals." It may also be preceded with a hashtag (#) and used next to an image or story that illustrates what you are trying to attain.Relationship goalsis a popular variation of the goals term.
Those discussing great people or items use BOAT to mean "best of all time." Most commonly, this acronym is used to denote that an athlete, gamer, artist, or other notable person is the best in their field. However, you might also see a great movie, pizza, car, or other work of "art" described as "the BOAT."
When you have to leave, it's time to go, which may be abbreviated as "t2go," which is an abbreviation for "time to go." Most people use it when texting or messaging online.
An adjective describing something that's weird, unconventional, or offbeat in a way that's actually cool rather than concerning. It captures that sweet spot between strange and stylish, often applied to music, fashion, or vibes that refuse to follow the rules. Not to be confused with something that just smells bad, though context is everything.
The feminine iteration of "donkey," for when a woman is acting particularly foolish or making questionable life choices. It's the unnecessarily gendered version of an already silly insult. Essentially, it's calling someone a lady donkey, which is as ridiculous as it sounds.
The absolute peak of excellence; something so good it makes you wonder how life existed before it. A vintage compliment that's somehow still charming, like a well-preserved 1920s speakeasy.
A voluminous, curly hairstyle sported by people of European descent; essentially nature's attempt at giving everyone the afro experience regardless of ancestry.
An aviation enthusiast who gets genuinely excited about aircraft and their specifications. These dedicated plane nerds can be spotted pointing at the sky with binoculars and detailed flight logs.
Acronym for 'Indian Fact Genius,' a hilariously notorious Instagram account famous for posting poorly translated, dubious 'facts' that are technically false but entertaining. It gained mainstream recognition through roasts by YouTubers like Ryan Trahan and Danny Gonzalez.
A phonetic spelling of 'USA' used purely for comedic effect and maximum eye-roll potential. It's the linguistic equivalent of a dad joke but in written form.
Someone who reports, flags, or calls out others online from the safety of anonymity instead of confronting issues directly. Internet tough guy energy without the courage to back it up.
The exclamation you involuntarily make when you spot an animal with an unexpected hole in it—basically the internet's way of describing that specific, bizarre moment of animal-related confusion. It's onomatopoeia for "what the hell is happening?"