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parents were watching

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parents are coming home soon

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Hot-tea

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.

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Spider-Man: Commits Tax Fraud

A fictional movie title used humorously to describe something hilariously over-the-top or absurdly perfect. It's internet shorthand for 'this is so good it transcends reality.'

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simping

Excessively doting on or showing excessive interest in someone, typically someone you're attracted to or a public figure, often at the expense of your own dignity or financial wellbeing. Derived from the term 'simp,' it implies foolish or desperate behavior.

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Sus

Short for 'suspicious' or 'suspect,' popularized by the game Among Us where you vote out the imposter. Now used for anything even mildly questionable. Your friend cancels plans last minute? Sus. Someone is being too nice? Very sus. Trust no one.

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Snake Sunday

A self-proclaimed holiday celebrated the Sunday before St. Patrick's Day, ostensibly to honor St. Patrick but really just an excuse to recover from weekend drinking and do it all over again. Group yelling of 'SNAKE SUNDAY!' is mandatory.

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