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An acronym meaning 'All Hail Lord Brisus'—a reverent fandom expression honoring Brian May, the legendary guitarist of Queen, often used ironically or genuinely by rock music devotees.
An absurdly specific phobia about having an aneurysm while sitting on a toilet—the kind of ridiculous fear that someone invents to explain why they're avoiding bathrooms at all costs.
A descriptive term for disproportionately large thighs that create the optical illusion of a smaller posterior in comparison.
Acronym for 'All Fucking Kinds of Crazy'—used to describe someone whose behavior is so chaotically unhinged across multiple categories that you can't even categorize their insanity. It's chaos in its purest form.
Someone who's constantly in your business and nosing around where they don't belong—basically a metaphorical pest that pecks at your personal affairs uninvited.
The National Day of Silence—a GLSEN-initiated youth movement highlighting the erasure of LGBTQ+ voices, typically marked with an X written or taped on participants' mouths.
Someone displaying Eren Yeager-level of intense determination and powerful presence—basically a compliment implying someone is an absolute beast or force of nature. It's anime slang for recognizing someone who's legitimately formidable.
A sarcastic reference to needing aspirin as a painkiller—either from an actual hangover or from the existential headache of listening to catastrophically bad political speeches. A bygone relic of early 2000s political snark.
To do something exclusively boomer-coded—like asking 'what's TikTok?' or physically contorting while holding a phone. Named after YouTuber Atrioc, it's the verb form of outdated behavior that makes Gen Z collectively cringe.
A backhanded compliment deployed to salvage someone's reputation after they say something monumentally stupid. It's the jargon equivalent of 'well, bless your heart,' but for the internet age.
A vulgarly descriptive term for something absolutely disgusting, repulsive, and revolting. It's best used as a simile or standalone descriptor when something is so nasty it defies polite description.