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To yearn for something or someone with an intensity that borders on melodramatic longing. It's desire elevated to an art form, the kind of wanting that makes you stare wistfully out windows and sigh dramatically. Originally more poetic, now applicable to everything from unrequited crushes to discontinued snack foods.
The highest rating on a ten-point scale, indicating absolute perfection or top-tier quality in any measurable category. Most commonly applied to attractive people, but can rate anything from schedules to sandwiches. It's the verbal equivalent of five stars, but somehow sounds more definitive.
Those who are getting mushy use KB to mean "kiss back." This acronym's most commonly sent in response toKorXOXO, to return your affections.
Gamersuse BG to stand for "bad game." This acronym is the opposite of the more popularGG.
You might encounter 10q after you assist someone you're chatting with online. For example, if you provide helpful information to atechieco-worker, they might respond with "10q."
As thecovidpandemic swept the world, BCV came to stand for "before coronavirus." Those who reminisced about going out to brunch, visiting friends and family, and hitting the gym used this acronym to reference pre-pandemic times, when recurringlockdownsandsocial distancingweren't the norm.
Someone who sends you LML is having either a great time or, more likely, a very bad one. This acronym stands for "love my life," and while it is sometimes used sincerely, it's more often used sarcastically - to denote that a person actually hates their lifern.
Someone who sends you imtg is in a meeting, and so can't talk to you right now. You may receive imtg as part of a longer message, specifying when the sender will call or message you back. Or, if the sender has just asecto spare from their meeting, you may receive imtg by itself.
People who continue experiencing COVID-19 symptoms months after their initial infection may be referred to as long-haulers. Long-haulers continue suffering shortness of breath, fatigue, chills, aches, and/or continued loss of taste and smell. People who were infected by COVID-19 but initially appeared asymptomatic can also become long-haulers, if symptoms begin appearing weeks or months after the person's infection.
If a person is funny or lighthearted, you might say they have a great sense of humor, or "GSOH." People often use GSOH online when messaging, in forums, or on dating apps.
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.
Netizenswho speak in DoggoLingo may use lorge in place of "large." For example, while describing a big dog, a Facebook user may say "That's a lorgeboiright there."
If you want to quickly say "I love you" via text or chat, you're probably better off going with more understandable acronyms or abbreviations, such asILU,ILY, or143. You could also just take the time to write out the full phrase ...
For example, your friends may be trying to figure out where they should eat, and you text, "ill eat anywhere yall pick so can you do it already? im starving!!!" Or, you might be a tourist in Alabama and a resident asks, "Y'all aren't from around here, are you?" You may also see people spell yall as "y'all" (and "ya'll" if spelled incorrectly).
A noob is a newbie. More specifically, it is a slang term that refers to a person who is new to something, such as an online service, video game, or another technology.
Someone who understands what you're saying might send IGTP (I get the point). Often, people use IGTP when you've gone on at length about something, and they want you toSU.
True crime fans useMFMto refer toMy Favorite Murder, a popular weekly true crime podcast. In each episode ofMFM, hosts Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark discuss anIRLmurder or other true crime story (with a healthy dose of comedic and serious commentary).
You will most likely only see "Wig" on social sites like Twitter or Instagram, but you may also see it in texts or on different pages online. It is most often used by teenagers and young adults and rose to popularity in 2019 and 2020.
Blizzard Entertainment introduced Jewelcrafting in The Burning Crusade expansion (2007), and it became an instant favorite for its ability to provide both personal benefits and valuable trade opportunities in the player-driven economy. The WoW community soon gave the profession the "jc" abbreviation to save time during the in-game chat, where players often post requests like "LF JC" (Looking for Jewelcrafter) when seeking someone to cut gems or craft specific items.
Angry people use PMO to stand for "pissed me off." When someone includes this acronym in a chat, text, or social media message, it means they'rebig madabout something.
On social sites, "KOTD" refers to shoes worn during a given day. People often caption a picture of theirkickswith "#KOTD" on sites like Twitter, Instagram, or TikTok, when sharing what they are wearing.
Productivity theater is any behavior that workers engage in to embellish or fake their productivity, availability, and time at work. For example, a worker who largely quits working at 2 pm, but logs on to their computer at 5 pm to answer emails (thus suggesting they've been working all day) is engaging in productivity theater.
On a television series in reenacted, the reenactress is the replacement for the female lead in the terrible reenactment, not necessarily television related.
That last movie in The Divergent Series that everyone wants but isn't going to get anytime soon.