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Regional slang (apparently from North Dakota) for chicken, likely coined as a joke or misheard reference. It's delightfully absurd terminology that somehow made it into internet lore.
Acronym for 'Get Like Me'—internet shorthand for flex culture, basically demanding everyone else level up to match your superiority, usually deployed ironically or unironically on social media.
A person who enjoys watching boats pass through locks or along canals, especially on inland waterways; a recreational observer of canal boating activity. The term is primarily used in British canal culture.
Disgusting, repulsive, or extremely unpleasant; filthy or gross. A staple of 1980s Valley girl slang.
A satirical phrase mocking performative feminism and toxic workplace culture by humorously combining three concepts—gaslighting (psychological manipulation), gatekeeping (exclusion), and girl-bossing (aggressive ambition)—often used as ironic commentary.
Hobo railroad terminology for when a freight train pulls onto a side track to let another train pass, or alternatively, a darkly euphemistic term for when a train hopper meets a fatal end while riding the rails.
Something that provokes giggles or laughter; a cute portmanteau of 'giggle' and 'chucklesome' describing things that are inherently amusing or endearing. Perfect for describing adorable dogs or ridiculous memes.
A chaotic, unmotivated meal assembled from random leftovers, snacks, and pantry items without a coherent recipe or cooking effort; it prioritizes convenience and whatever sounds good over presentation or nutrition. Often humorous and self-aware about its lack of sophistication.
Amusingly silly, awkward, or eccentric in a harmless, endearing way; prone to acting in a ridiculous or clownish manner.
Slang popularized by Dr. Dre meaning you're down for whatever, free, and ready to hang out with zero commitments. It's the verbal equivalent of shrugging and saying 'I'm game for literally anything.'
An exclamation of shock or disbelief used primarily in New Orleans to express surprise at unexpected news or drama—basically the verbal equivalent of a jaw-drop moment.
Slang superlative meaning excellent, supreme, or worthy of GOAT status (Greatest Of All Time). Used to express that someone or something has reached peak performance or unmatched quality.
Technically the end house in a row of connected terraced houses, but also repurposed as British cockney rhyming slang to sneakily insult someone's sexuality without being obvious. Architectural real estate has never been more passive-aggressive.
The telltale circular mark left on your car windshield by a suction cup GPS mount—basically a neon sign advertising to thieves that you once had something worth stealing.
Someone who's ride-or-die loyal, always has your back with solid advice, and constantly apologizes because they're terrified of losing the friendship—basically an anxiously-attached emotional rock.
A rock music genre and aesthetic movement originating in Seattle in the late 1980s, characterized by heavy guitar riffs, angst-ridden lyrics, and a deliberately unkempt visual style. It also refers to the fashion and cultural ethos associated with this movement.
A female friend with whom you're stuck in the friendzone—technically a friend who is a girl, but emotionally miles away from relationship territory. The space between 'girl' and 'friend' represents the vast distance of unrequited feelings.
To psychologically manipulate someone into questioning their own reality, memory, or perception by denying facts or deliberately spreading misinformation. The term derives from the 1944 film in which a husband dims the gas lights while denying they've changed to make his wife doubt her sanity.
To exaggerate, lie, or boast; to inflate one's accomplishments or attributes to appear more impressive or credible than reality.
The unfortunate result of someone shaving off their eyebrows by accident—or so they claim—leaving them looking like they raided their grandmother's makeup drawer circa 1987.
A Gen-Z slang term meaning to convey, project, or embody a particular vibe, aesthetic, or quality; often used to describe the impression someone or something gives off.
Gen-Z slang combining 'goofy' with 'ahh' for emphasis; describes something absurdly silly, ridiculous, or funny in an exaggerated way.
Acrylic nails, especially long, decorative ones that grab attention (and probably snag on things). A slang term from nail culture that's become more mainstream.
A portmanteau of 'guess' and 'estimate' capturing that magical moment when you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about but need to sound authoritative anyway. It's the number you pull out when research isn't an option.