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When someone continuously bothers you, throws shade, or disrespects you from a distance. It's the metaphorical equivalent of someone getting under your skin repeatedly with negativity.
A Chicago street slang term popularized by rapper FBG Wooski meaning 'on my word' or 'I swear,' similar to 'on my momma' or 'on gang.' It's used to emphasize the truthfulness of a statement.
A lazy portmanteau of 'chill' and 'relax'—meaning to kick back, hang out, and do absolutely nothing in the most relaxed way possible.
Handheld electronic games (like Game Boy or Tiger Electronics) designed to keep your fingers busy and dopamine receptors firing. Basically portable addiction in a plastic case.
A signature fireball attack from Street Fighter executed by Ryu and Ken—now used as a verb or exclamation in gaming culture to describe unleashing a powerful move or calling out spam tactics. Originated from Japanese martial arts fighting games.
A chameleon-like person who adapts to any social group without commitment, blending in effortlessly while maintaining emotional distance. The social butterfly who everyone likes but nobody actually knows.
To leave abruptly or casually, usually without fanfare. The verbal equivalent of a quick exit stage left.
Street slang for the police or law enforcement; another version of '5-0.' Used to warn associates when cops are nearby or approaching.
An acronym for 'Windows Down 55 mph'—the free air conditioning hack favored by drivers of older cars without functional AC systems. Roll down all the windows and drive fast; problem solved.
A verbal request to pause proceedings because something important needs immediate attention or clarification. A call for everyone to pump the brakes until a pressing matter is addressed.
The slashed variant of 'jk'—technically the same acronym for 'just kidding,' just with more formatting flair for the pre-texting era.
An acronym for a dismissive phrase meant to insult someone's intelligence or character. It's the lazy texter's way of telling someone off without the effort of full words.
A person who expresses contempt toward LGBTQ+ individuals through derogatory comments, mockery, or discriminatory behavior, often rooted in bigotry and sometimes unresolved internal conflict. The verbal embodiment of intolerance.
Someone who spreads misleading information about pit bulls online, typically using cherry-picked 'studies' from biased sources to fuel anti-dog agendas—basically the misinformation version of a dog breed activist.
A boyfriend so infatuated with his girlfriend that he doesn't realize he's essentially a prop in her life—her personal accessory rack who exists solely for her benefit and amusement.
A Warhammer 40K slur that the Eldar use for humans and other races they consider inferior—basically the grimdark sci-fi equivalent of calling someone a primitive pest. It's got lore behind it (something about ancient enslaver beasts), but nerds mostly use it ironically when dunking on other factions in 40K debates.
In Minecraft, when you get surrounded and absolutely demolished by a horde of hostile mobs (skeletons, creepers, zombies, etc.) all at once. It's a multiplayer defeat of the most embarrassing kind.
That panicked moment of uncertainty when nature calls in a public restroom and you can't remember if you locked the stall door, creating unnecessary anxiety about potential bathroom door interruptions.
An acronym for 'Like Your Mom' used as a random non-sequitur insult or agreement, most effective when deployed completely out of context.
A loud, enthusiastic greeting popularized in New York and New Jersey where the person being greeted is obligated to yell it back even louder—basically a verbal arms race of friendliness.
A name representing a girl who's genuinely kind and helpful but absolutely won't tolerate disrespect or nonsense. She's the rare combo of sweet but strong-willed—beautiful on the inside and outside.
The social pressure your friends apply to convince you to drink multiple beers in succession. It's peer pressure with a foam head.
Abbreviation for 'Didn't Read'—a dismissive internet response indicating the sender couldn't be bothered to read a lengthy message or wall of text. Usually deployed sarcastically or to shut down verbose arguments online.
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.