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Man Pimp

A straight man who finds himself constantly in conversations with other men—whether at bars, parties, or social events—often due to social anxiety around women or unfortunate gender ratios. It's the opposite of having game; it's having Guy Game instead.

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Dune

To dune is an non-alcoholic activity mostly consisting of postponing all of your worktasks and canceling your appointments in favor of playing videogames, watching porn, laying on the couch and stalking hoes on facebook. To dune is the opposite of to beef.

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High School Liquid

A chameleon-like student who seamlessly navigates and belongs to every social clique simultaneously—nerds, jocks, theater kids, the works. They've mastered the art of code-switching and are basically the social equivalent of water, finding their level wherever they're poured.

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oways

oh wow are you serious

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OSQ

Short for 'One Sip Queer,' referring to that friend who becomes completely intoxicated after minimal alcohol consumption and must be relentlessly mocked for their lightweight status. These are the designated liability at every party, slurring their words before finishing their first drink. While the term itself is problematic, it describes a universal phenomenon: that one friend who can't hang.

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Champ Squeeze

A self-congratulatory hand-clasping gesture where you squeeze your interlocked hands and swing them side to side like you just won an Olympic medal. It's the physical embodiment of patting yourself on the back, perfect for those moments when fist-pumping feels too aggressive but standing there doing nothing seems insufficient.

📱 Gen-Z / Internet Slang

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