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Someone who sends you JJA is "just joking around." You're likely to receive this acronym in messages from friends and family members, who want you to know they'reJK.
In online chat, CRB sometimes stands for "come right back." Chatters often use this acronym to let others know that, while they need to goAFKfor now, they'llBRB.
A gaming term that refers to the non-boss enemies in a raid dungeon in World of Warcraft; usually found together in groups scattered throughout the dungeon and are much easier to kill than the bosses.
People use BST (but seriously though) to shift a conversation back toward seriousness. This acronym signals that the time for joking is over, and the time for earnest conversation has begun.
When aMOBAorMMORPGplayer says they're going to use their alt, it means they are going to play as a character other than the one they typically use. For example, in League of Legends (LoL), players usually specialize in playing onechampionbut play others as alts.
Gamersuse the acronym PS to refer to the Sony PlayStation. This acronym may refer specifically to the original PlayStation (aka the PS1), or it may refer to the PS console line as a whole (including thePS2,PS3,PS4, and so on).
A term that describes an adult Lego enthusiast.
Since promo is a popular abbreviation, you may see or hear it in various contexts, including in real life, in messages, and online. Additionally, people may use promo as "promote," "promotion," or "promotional materials."
An abbreviation of doing; saves about 0.1 seconds of time by removing the "g;" commonly used in chat rooms when asking others what or how they are doing.
In the weightlifting world, "fake natty" is when a person appears or claims to be fit by "natural" means, but they've taken performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs), such asHGHor anabolic steroids, or have had cosmetic surgery. For example, your friend may remark about a bodybuilder, "Jared claims he's natty, but he gotswollso fast, he's gotta be fake natty."
Managers who are worried that theirWFHworkers aren't actually working are suffering from productivity paranoia. While these managers' employees are logging the same hours and completing tasks just as effectively as they did in-office, the managers just don't trust those metrics ...
For example, a manicuristinfluencermay post a pic of her nails on Instagram with the caption, "This NOTD is perfect for prom season!" Or, a future bride-to-be may post in a forum, "OMG, I love this NOTD. Does anyone know where I can get this done in the Twin Cities area?!?"
While it might seem like "datenap" is stealing a date, it's being so uninterested in a date that you fall asleep or zone out. If you startdatenapping, you probably don't have a connection with your date and should probably let them down quickly.
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.
A term that refers to unnecessary content that appears in video games and websites.
An alternate spelling of "girl" that is commonly used in a playful manner by other females; may also be used when calling out another female for being hypocritical or trying to steal another woman's man.
Pop off is a phrase that encourages someone to go all out, speak their mind, or perform with confidence and energy. Depending on the context, it can mean hyping someone up ("go ahead, pop off!") or acknowledging that someone just did something impressive, bold, or unexpectedly great (similar to saying "Amen" in a supportive, encouraging way).
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Hot-tea is a spelling variation of "hottie" that refers to an attractive person. You will likely only see coffee and tea enthusiasts use the term online or in texts to refer to good-looking people playfully.
Gamersoften abbreviate "damage" as dmg. You're likely to see this abbreviation used while playingMMORPGs,MOBAs, and/orFPSes, when players discuss how much damage they can deal or how much damage they've taken.
A clever acronym that uses boat descriptions to describe a person who has a great physique but a not-so-pretty face; can be used to describe a male or female; similar to abutterface.
If a person thinks you understand or are familiar with a certain situation, they may send you "YKHII." Most people use YKHII in texts, online messages, and social media.
Someone who thinks you're FOS thinks you're "full of s***." This acronym is used to call out people who are lying or ignorant.
A femullet is the female version of themullethairstyle. The haircut includes short hair in the front and long in the back.