No cap, this category is bussin fr fr.
peanut butter jelly time
Potential new boy friend
You may see or hear people use mum in various contexts, including in person, online, and in messages. For example, your brother may ask you, "You wanna go in on a gift for mum for her bday?" Or, your friend may text you, "I'm so thankful for your mum. She cared for me more than my own."
If you see NN2R at the end of a message, it means there's "no need to reply" to that message. For example, if a coworker ends an email with NN2R, it means you don't need to respond to that email.
The PSF drink is a blend of coffee, milk, ice, and pumpkin and fall spice flavors. It is usually topped with whipped cream and pumpkin pie spice. It is similar to the popularPSLdrink but a frappuccino instead of a latte.
When you and your girl shag under a blanket without kicking your best mate out of the room.
A girl that looks like kermit the frog lol
A poseur is someone who dresses untrendy, because they think it's the lastest trend. Poseurs don't really like they style they imitate; they just dress that way to be cool, popular, or just so people will like them. They are fake, pathetic people.
Love you miss you mean it
mega laugh out loud of doom
member of the opposite sex
Mind the business that pays you
nothing bad, parents
none of your god damn business
You will most likely see teens or young adults use the abbreviation when referring to a female (usually in the teenage or young adult range). For example, a high schooler may text his buddy, "Did you see the new grl at school today?"
Professionals in law enforcement and criminal investigations often use MO to describe an individual's repeated behaviors or tactics to identify them. For example, a detective may discover that a burglar's MO includes entering through unlocked windows and targeting upper-middle-class neighborhoods during the holidays.
A non-fungible token, often referred to as an "NFT," is a unique digital asset that is part of a blockchain, usually the open-source Ethereum. It is primarily used to verify ownership of digital artwork sold and collected online.
A portmanteau of "lucky" and "blessed" created for when you can't decide if your good fortune is divine intervention or random chance, so you just mash the words together and call it a day. It's the linguistic equivalent of hedging your spiritual bets, perfect for couples who think they invented love. Comes complete with mandatory hashtag usage because of course it does.
My thicc pretty queen. Who love me since I gave her 50k.
Not Appropriate for Children
now I've got you son of a b***h
parents were watching
random number generator
rolling on floor laughing and peeing my pants