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A male friend who serves as a bridesmaid in your wedding—the spiritual successor to the groomsman, for people who prioritize friendship over traditional gender roles in wedding parties.
Someone impossibly dense who struts around convinced they're brilliant, completely oblivious to how annoying they are—a more officious, self-important cousin of the dipwad. Incompetence wrapped in unearned confidence.
A fast, energetic swing dance style that emerged in the 1930s, characterized by acrobatic moves, partner swaps, and playful styling. The term can also refer to a person who dances the jitterbug or someone who is anxious and fidgety.
A dialectal term meaning either exhausted and ready for bed, or completely fed up with someone or something. It's the verbal equivalent of throwing your hands up and surrendering to fatigue or frustration.
April 20th (4/20), the unofficial global celebration day for cannabis enthusiasts where productivity takes a back seat and smoke sessions take center stage. It's like Christmas, but with more munchies.
Acrylic nails, especially long, decorative ones that grab attention (and probably snag on things). A slang term from nail culture that's become more mainstream.
The gamer's morning ritual of logging into World of Warcraft before you've even had coffee or put on pants—prioritizing virtual quests over basic hygiene.
A person who strategically enters relationships primarily to secure free housing, using romantic involvement as a means to move in with their partner. Once the living arrangement is established, their commitment level mysteriously decreases.
A Swedish person exhibiting douche-bag behavior; the Scandinavian equivalent of being a jerk with regional flair.
A discreet Greek letter symbol used in online spaces to covertly identify someone as a furry without explicitly stating it.
A blunt internet acronym meaning 'Read the Fucking Directions,' deployed when someone asks an obvious question they could have answered themselves.
A phonograph record made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) that stores analog audio in grooves, typically played at 33â…“ or 45 rpm. Vinyl records dominated music distribution from the 1950s through the 1980s and have experienced a resurgence among audiophiles and collectors in the 21st century.
A sudden, unexpected frightening moment designed to startle the audience in horror films, games, or media. It typically involves a loud noise, sudden appearance of something unsettling, or a shocking visual cut.
A decorative light fixture suspended from the ceiling, typically featuring multiple arms or branches that hold bulbs or candles and often adorned with crystals or glass elements.
A person, typically young and urban, who adopts or claims to adopt countercultural or alternative aesthetics and interests, often before they become mainstream. The term is frequently used disparagingly to describe perceived pretentiousness or affected authenticity.
The present participle of 'vibe,' meaning to be in sync with someone, to get along naturally, or to be in a particular mood or state. It can also mean experiencing or enjoying a particular atmosphere or energy.
An online blogging and social networking platform launched in 1997 that allowed users to post journal entries, share photos, and interact with a community through comments and friending. It was particularly influential in the early 2000s as a hub for fandom communities, roleplay, and personal blogging before declining with the rise of Facebook and Tumblr.
A dry, ball-shaped plant that breaks off at the base and rolls across arid landscapes, often symbolizing abandonment or desolation. In internet culture, 'tumbleweed' refers to an awkward silence or lack of response in a conversation or online space.
A late-night film screening, typically beginning around midnight or after, often featuring cult films, horror movies, or unconventional cinema that appeals to a specific audience. Midnight movies became a cultural phenomenon in the 1970s.
Short for permanent wave; a chemical hair treatment that uses heat and chemical solutions to create long-lasting curls or waves in naturally straight hair. Perms were especially popular in the 1980s and 1990s as a way to achieve voluminous, curly styles.
A toy line of miniature die-cast vehicles produced by Galoob (later acquired by Hasbro), known for their tiny scale, detailed designs, and collectible appeal. These pocket-sized cars and trucks became a cultural phenomenon in the 1980s and 1990s.
A line of egg-shaped plastic toys with a weighted, rounded bottom that allows them to rock back and forth without tipping over, popular from the 1970s onward. The brand became known for the jingle "Weebles wobble but they don't fall down," which emphasized their design feature.
The practice of optimizing one's physical appearance through grooming, fitness, skincare, fashion, and sometimes cosmetic procedures to maximize attractiveness. It reflects a deliberate, often obsessive approach to self-improvement focused on aesthetic appeal.
A person, usually used affectionately or self-descriptively, who is chaotic, impulsive, mischievous, or emotionally unpredictable—someone who makes impulsive decisions or says unhinged things without filter. Often describes someone in a heightened emotional state or acting out of character.