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BBFBBM is a combination of theBBFandBBMacronyms and is a quick way to describe someone attractive but not intelligent. The person looks so good that they appear to be sculpted like a plastic doll from the Fisher-Price toy brand, but has the brains of a doll, as well.
In online chat, kids sometimes use MOS to stand for "mom over should." This acronym is a heads-up that the sender's mother is in the room with them, and can read their chat conversation.
Short for 'for real, for real' -- because saying 'for real' once wasn't convincing enough. The repetition adds emphasis, like the person is swearing on everything they own. It's the text equivalent of looking someone dead in the eyes while making a statement.
Short for 'suspicious' or 'suspect,' popularized by the game Among Us where you vote out the imposter. Now used for anything even mildly questionable. Your friend cancels plans last minute? Sus. Someone is being too nice? Very sus. Trust no one.
The official, full-face, no-ambiguity reveal of a romantic partner on social media. This is the press conference of relationships. After weeks of soft-launching elbows and shadows, you finally post a front-facing photo with a heart emoji. It's basically a public filing.
Talking excessively about nothing in particular, going on and on without reaching a point. Everyone has a friend who yaps. You might be the friend who yaps. Self-awareness about your yapping does not reduce the yapping. It just adds a meta layer to it.
A single word used to express that something is deeply relatable to your current emotional state. See a dog sleeping in the sun? Mood. See a raccoon eating garbage at midnight? Also mood. The versatility of this word is matched only by its ability to end a conversation.
When something or someone occupies your thoughts constantly without paying for the privilege. That song stuck in your head? Living rent free. Your ex? Rent free. That embarrassing thing you did in 2014? Penthouse suite, rent free, no plans to move out.
Looking so good that your appearance metaphorically snatches people's attention, wigs, and will to live. Originally from drag culture, it now means anything that looks incredibly sharp, tight, or perfect. Your outfit? Snatched. Your eyebrows? Snatched. Your edges? Absolutely snatched.
An expression of agreement or validation, confirming that something is genuinely true or relatable. The one-word affirmation that you're on the same wavelength without wasting syllables.
The slang term "ding" originated in the early days ofRPGsorMMORPGs, where the word mimics the "ding" sound often played to signal progress or a specific achievement (early games includedEverQuestandWorld of Warcraft). Players would type "ding!" to announce their progress, sparking celebratory messages or jokes from others in their party or guild.
Read The Manual (the F is flexible based on frustration level). The universal response to questions answered in the documentation that nobody reads. Often delivered with varying degrees of professional courtesy. Also: read the f**king manual
Being caught doing something wrong or embarrassing with undeniable evidence, as if it were captured on a crystal-clear 4K resolution camera. There is no denying it, no excusing it, and no blurring the footage. The crime is documented in ultra-high definition.
internet service provider Also: Internet Service Provider—the company you pay monthly to access the internet, then curse regularly when your connection drops during important Zoom calls. They control the gateway to the digital world and know it, which explains why customer service often feels like negotiating with a digital hostage-taker. ISPs range from massive telecommunications conglomerates to local providers who actually answer the phone.
Scottish slang for scrotum, though frequently deployed as a general insult meaning 'idiot' or 'jerk.' It's one of Scotland's many colorful anatomical terms that doubles as a versatile put-down. When a Glaswegian calls you this, they're probably not admiring your intellect.
A trait in a person that isn't quite a red flag (dangerous) or a green flag (great) but is just... odd. It's the relationship equivalent of a participation trophy -- not bad, not good, just confusingly there. Like someone who narrates their own cooking.
Subtly introducing a new romantic partner on social media without fully revealing their identity -- think a hand in a photo, the back of a head, a mysterious second coffee cup. It's the relationship equivalent of a movie teaser trailer that shows nothing but generates maximum speculation.
An unavoidable life experience that shapes who you become, borrowed from the Spider-Verse movie. Getting your heart broken? Canon event. Embarrassing haircut phase? Canon event. You can't prevent it without unraveling the fabric of someone's personal timeline.
The most devastating one-syllable review possible -- meaning something is average, mediocre, nothing special. Not bad enough to hate, not good enough to praise, just... mid. Calling something 'mid' is somehow more insulting than calling it bad because at least bad is memorable.
A phrase used to describe the energy or vibe something is projecting. Originating from ballroom culture, it's now used to assess everything from outfits to weather to someone's entire life trajectory. It's giving... judgment, but make it fashion.
For example, if your friend asks whether you can bring "dessert AWA drinks" to their party, they want you to bring both a dessert and some drinks. If your friend eats your dessert and messages, "wow, you bake AWA as my dad," they think your baking skills are equivalent to their father's. Now you know AWA anyone that "AWA" stands for "as well as."
Awesome girl, so sweet , sexy , cool , funny , and lovable
An aesthetic style that embraces exaggeration, irony, theatricality, and over-the-top artifice. Popularized by Susan Sontag and then re-popularized by the Met Gala theme. It's the art of being so extra that it circles back around to being artistic. Think flamingos, not minimalism.