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Something that grosses you out or creeps you out in a visceral way. A casual expression of disgust or unease about something unsettling.
A versatile insult with centuries of baggage—technically meaning an aggressive or unreasonable person, though context and intent matter enormously. Can also mean a subordinate, and in feminist reclamation, an empowered woman.
Brody is a goat that has a crush
People typically use "BION" online when sharing about something unbelievable. It's similar to saying, "I know it's hard to believe, but..."
A Mercedes-Benz vehicle, often referenced as a luxury or status symbol in hip-hop and car culture.
A casual abbreviation for 'beverage,' typically used when referring to drinks at social gatherings. Lazy pronunciation for the lazy afternoon.
A grievance or complaint, usually simmering beneath the surface like a slow-cooked stew of resentment. When you've got beef with someone, it's personal, it's real, and reconciliation requires more than an apology.
An insulting slang term typically referring to someone's backside or used as a general insult for an obnoxious person. It's mildly crude but not quite profane.
To be thoroughly roasted, insulted, or emotionally destroyed—essentially getting your feelings toasted to a crisp by someone's savage comeback.
The state of being thoroughly intoxicated by alcohol, past the point of casual drinking and well into poor decision territory. A straightforward, no-nonsense phrase for getting absolutely hammered. Usually precedes stories that start with "So we got boozed up and..." followed by something regrettable.
A distinctive 'brr brr' sound used as an attention-getting mechanism or greeting, popularized by hip-hop culture and Big Tymers. It's essentially the human version of a mating call, but for getting someone's attention at a club or party.
The absolute peak of excellence; something so good it makes you wonder how life existed before it. A vintage compliment that's somehow still charming, like a well-preserved 1920s speakeasy.
A humorous, misogynistic jab at breakfast cereal (or anything else) allegedly responsible for turning women into aggressive, irritable people—basically blaming inanimate objects for female mood swings. Offensive joke territory.
A mildly insulting term for an annoying person, especially when they're too young or too innocuous to warrant harsher language. The playground equivalent of a more serious insult.
A gloriously versatile all-purpose exclamation whose actual meaning depends entirely on tone and context—it's simultaneously cool, stupid, and outrageous depending on how you use it.
A music genre that blends hip-hop, rock, or rap with chiptune aesthetics—think Game Boy beeps, 8-bit synths, and retro Nintendo sounds layered over modern beats. It's what happens when your childhood gaming console becomes your DJ.
"Brake for Nothing Bitch"—a sarcastic term for aggressive drivers (usually depicted as female) who constantly tap their brakes despite having plenty of space ahead, making you question whether they even know how to work the gas pedal.
A colorful variation of 'blows chunks' that means something is absolutely terrible or disgusting, likely to provoke intense disdain. The primate imagery is purely for comedic effect, not literal.
Receiving multiple phone calls or messages in rapid succession, typically implying someone is trying to reach you urgently.
The practice of performing music publicly in streets, subways, or other high-traffic areas in exchange for donations from passersby. A legitimate (if unpredictable) way to earn money while sharing your musical talents with the world.
A social opportunist who introduces themselves exclusively to score a free beer, immediately ghosting back to their own friend group once the drink is secured. It's professional mooching with a networking veneer.
Best friends forever
Casual variation of "bro" used primarily in surf culture and certain regional dialects, particularly Hawaii and South Africa. It's the laid-back cousin of "dude," conveying friendship without the gym-bro energy. Somehow sounds way more chill than the garment it's spelled like.
A dismissive farewell for someone irrelevant, annoying, or whose departure you enthusiastically endorse. Made iconic by 'Friday,' it's the verbal equivalent of a door slamming.