He got heated when he thought I took his ball. He was so hammered we had to take him to the E.R. Hammered – Extremely intoxicated from alcohol or drugs. Gucci – Fancy, fashionable, or excellent. Granola – A person who is environmentally aware, and enjoys the outdoors. GOAT – An acronym that stands for: Greatest of all time, praising someone for being the best. Glow-up – A major transformation in appearance in a way that is generally perceived as attractive.
Giving me life – Something or someone that is exciting. GG – An acronym that stands for: Good game, used to acknowledge a player’s skill at the end of multiplayer video games. We went on a date, and then he ghosted me. Ghost – Cutting off communication with someone with no explanation. įurry – A person who is a fan of anthropomorphic animals (animals with human characteristics), or someone who dresses up to resemble the animal.įYP – Refers to TikTok’s “For You Page” that’s filled with recommended content and videos personalized for the viewer. I can’t believe I wore that! It’s so fugly. An enthusiastic emphasis to express approval or support. įR – An acronym that means: For real, to agree with someone.įTW – An acronym that means: For the win. I missed the bus this morning so I had to walk all the way to school. įlex – To flaunt or brag about something.įML – F**k my life, often used at the conclusion of a negative story. I wish we could play in teams and not FFA.
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įFA – Free for all, in a multi-player video game all players must fend for themselves. If you’re a Marvel fan you’ll love this episode. You should have seen her last night, she was so faded.įan service – Elements added to an entertainment piece that is a subtle nod to avid fans, like an inside joke that other viewers won’t understand. Jennifer got doxed after getting in a fight with someone during an online game, now her address and phone number are all over social media.ĭrip – Sophisticated or stylish in appearance.ĭub – Short for W, meaning win or winner.įaded – Being under the influence of marijuana. We’ve been talking, but we’re keeping it on the DL for now.ĭope – Something that is exceptional or awesome.ĭox – To seek out and publish private information online about someone, usually with malicious intentions. I’ve been so busy this week, it’s cray cray ! Dĭap – A gesture of greeting or expression of admiration between two people performed with hands, similar to a low-five and handshake.ĭL – An acronym that stands for: Down low, referring to an activity or information that is meant to be kept discreet. This burrito is bussin’ ! I’m definitely coming back here. You grew up going to this boujee country club? I knew she would get the internship-she has major BDE !īet – In agreement with something, or used for okay or affirmative. It can also stand for: Better be going, a polite way to end a conversation.īDE – An acronym that stands for: Big dick energy, someone who is secure and exudes confidence without arrogance. She’s so basic with her pumpkin spice latte.īBG – An acronym that stands for baby girl, describing something or someone cute. Aīasic – Someone who is unoriginal and only interested in popular, trending things. It’s important to note that slang terms can vary widely based on location, culture, and generation, and some may have different meanings or connotations depending on the context. Our team will add more words as we collect them and slang trends emerge. We’ve come up with a list of popular slang words to help parents better understand their kids and their friends. Some slang terms are everyday words but hold different meanings. Some of these words are made up, shortened, or said as acronyms. There are also slang words spoken by our kids that as parents we can be pretty clueless about. The lingo our kids use every day may be incomprehensible to us, but these words actually have meaning- some we may know, and some we can understand from the context of the conversation. Giving off major BDE.” Maybe they’ve said something like, “No cap, this sandwich is bussin’,” or, “Spill the tea, sis!” They may say things like, “I’m amped about my drip today,” or, “He’s got rizz. As a parent, you’ve probably overheard some slang from your kid.
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