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When changing the subject, people may send "AAR" (similar to saying "in any case") when texting or messaging online. People may use it in various situations, including after an awkward statement or a long pause.
A popular financial acronym for the year-end statement an employee receives from his or her employer at the end of the calendar year; contains information such as total earnings and the Federal and State tax withheld.
Many many happy returns of the day is a salutation that has been used since the 18th century. While the phrase is still sometimes used to wish others well during the holidays, it is most often used to wish a person continuing good health on their birthday. The "returns," in this case, are the many additional birthdays the sender hopes you'll be celebrating.
Those who believe in a higher power may use S2G to stand for "swear to God." This acronym asserts that, to the best of the sender's knowledge, what they've said is true - and they'd swear the same thing to whatever god(s) they believe in.
You may see zzz in messages (texts and online), on social media, and as an away message in instant messaging applications. You might see it in media depictions of characters sleeping, such as comic books and shows.
No, the person who sent you lemeno did not misspell "lemon-o." This unusual abbreviation means "let me know." Say lemeno aloud, and you'll understand why.
For example, a craigslist or Facebook Marketplace post might read "FS: 20 pristine porcelain penguins. Currently parked near my pantry. Please pay promptly upon purchase."
Retweets are an easy way to spread a message because when you a RT a tweet it is posted to all your followers, which can then continue the RT to their followers. This is especially helpful for news stories to get the word out quickly about a current situation. However, it also makes it easy for inaccurate information to spread, which can lead to confusion.
Most people use AOI when texting or when gaming and messaging online. For example, if your little brother is teasing you through text messages, you may say, "I'm gonna put your AOI when I get home." Or when you are playing agriefingonlinegamer, you might say, "Shut up or you will be AOI."
In League of Legends (LoL), "aa" stands for "auto attack" (also known as a "basic attack"), which is the default attack action performed by achampionwhen you right-click on an enemy unit. Auto attacks are a fundamental aspect of the game that deal consistent damage to opponents (as long as the enemy is within range) without requiring special abilities or resources.
A feminazi is an overly aggressive feminist who tries to push his or her agenda onto other people. The term is used by people opposed to feminist values to criticize aggressive feminists' tactics.
During chat and text conversations, MM sometimes stands for "make me." If someone asks you to do something that you really don't want to do, you can respond with MM to tell that person off.
An acronym that is commonly used as a title for doctors of medicine in the United States; also refers to the degree earned by doctors and surgeons in order to practice medicine, which commonly takes 4 years to complete, followed by several years of internships, residency training, and tests; also known asDM.
Devil's lettuce is a derogatory name for "cannabis," which is a plant used to make the marijuana drug. The drug may be used for recreational or medicinal purposes, and typically alters a person's nervous system, which is commonly referred to as getting "high."
A scratch golfer is a player who has ahandicapof zero or below. It indicates that the player is very good.
An acronym that is referenced when saying goodnight to another person; used to wish a person pleasant dreams; often used when chatting, texting, or on Facebook; similar toGNST.
Washed is short for either "washed up" or "washed out." In gaming, sports, and pop culture contexts, washed typically means "washed up." In personal contexts, washed typically means "washed out."
Among the users of Reddit's r/WallStreetBets subreddit, investors who sell a stock at the first sign of trouble are referred to as paper hands. While selling a stock in response to a price dip is sometimes the right call, r/WallStreetBets users view paper hands as weak, unprincipled investors, who don't have the fortitude to weather market swings.
In messages, spiritual people may send "GIG" to proclaim that "God is good." Typically, they will send it to emphasize a positive they or someone else experienced or just as a way to praise God.
An acronym that stands for fantasy football league, which consists of teams managed by participants. These participants draft players to compete and earn points based on their on-field performance.
A baseball acronym that refers to the number of sacrifice flies hit by a player.
Workers who fail up are promoted despite constant mediocrity or failure. Failing up is a fairly common phenomenon in the business world - so common, in fact, that there's a slang term to describe it.
When you are shocked, surprised, annoyed, or disgusted online or when texting or emailing, send "FGS," which stands for "for goodness' sake." You may see it in reaction to something shocking a person types, a grossmeme, or an offensive image.
Although it is intended to save space by reducing characters, it may do the exact opposite since it could be confusing to the recipient. If you're trying to defend yourself in a serious discussion, you should probably just type it out and avoid using the IDNDT acronym.