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A mullet hairstyle—characterized by short hair on top and long hair in the back—often associated with 1980s-90s working-class culture.
The desperately thin joint you roll when you're scraping together the last crumbs of weed from various stash spots. Named for its resemblance to an insect's appendage, it's more symbolic than functional.
British slang meaning disgusting, unpleasant, or distasteful. This wonderfully onomatopoetic word sounds exactly like what it describes—something that makes you wrinkle your nose in disgust.
Either cheap, low-quality beer (especially malt liquor like a forty-ounce) or a creamy ice cream drink blended with malted milk powder. Context determines whether you're talking about budget beverages or a sweet treat.
Getting so monumentally drunk that you literally cannot walk and need to be physically carried to your hotel room like cargo. It's the point where your legs file for unemployment.
The Swiss Army knife of British and Australian vocabulary that can mean either your buddy or your romantic/sexual partner, depending entirely on context. It's simultaneously the most casual and most intimate term in Commonwealth English. The example sentence being identical for both definitions is not a typo—it's a feature.
To stare at someone intensely and menacingly, giving them the evil eye without saying a word. A non-verbal way to communicate serious displeasure.
A vague period of time that's longer than an actual minute—basically 'a while' or 'some time.' Used frequently in casual speech to describe imprisonment or any extended duration.
The unfortunate condition of having an objectively attractive body but a face that somehow got left out of the genetic lottery. It's the physical equivalent of a beautiful website with a broken homepage.
A portmanteau of 'man' and 'boobs' referring to excess chest fat on a male that resembles breast tissue, usually caused by weight gain or hormonal imbalance. The unfortunate result of neglecting the gym and embracing too many donuts.
The art of spectacularly embarrassing yourself through excessive brandy, whiskey, or beer consumption while smoking a cigar—it's getting drunk in a very specific, very memorable way that results in immediate regret and probable venue bans.
British slang for someone being sulky, grumpy, or whiny like a petulant child who didn't get their way. It's the perfect word for describing that coworker who pouts all day because they had to come in on a Monday. Commonly used in Northern England to call out someone's bad mood without being too harsh about it.
That warm, fuzzy feeling of collective wonder and global camaraderie sparked by humanity's return to lunar exploration. It's what happens when we remember we can do incredible things together—especially when astronauts are orbiting the far side of the moon for the first time in decades.
To run away quickly and haphazardly, often in a group, without a clear destination in mind. Essentially panicked flight in collective form.
A person who looks absolutely stunning from across the room but significantly less so upon closer inspection, like a Monet painting that blurs into beauty from distance. The beautiful illusion that vanishes once you can actually see the details.
Acronym for Mindless Self Indulgence, an industrial rock/electronic band from New York known for provocative, high-energy performances and controversial lyrics.
Either a military professional who professionally removes explosives (much harder than the game), or a frustratingly addictive computer game where you guess which squares hide digital mines. The game version costs less in emotional damage.
A cheeky euphemism for a man's buttocks, playing on the double meaning of 'bumps' as raised protrusions. Usually employed in humorous or flirtatious contexts.
A playful or onomatopoetic term for a deer, mimicking the sound a deer makes, with 'moohi' serving as the plural form. Essentially the 'moo' sound applied to the wrong animal for comedic effect.
A viral hit song from 2018 that became so ubiquitous at parties and events that hearing it became a legitimate public safety concern due to how chaotically people react to it.
A person of mixed Irish and Italian heritage—a playful portmanteau combining the Irish "Mc" prefix with "Guinea" to describe someone's dual cultural background with linguistic flair.
A Warhammer 40K slur that the Eldar use for humans and other races they consider inferior—basically the grimdark sci-fi equivalent of calling someone a primitive pest. It's got lore behind it (something about ancient enslaver beasts), but nerds mostly use it ironically when dunking on other factions in 40K debates.
A Spanish contraction combining 'mi' (my) and 'hijo' (son), creating an affectionate, colloquial way to address a male family member or close friend. The Spanish equivalent of 'my boy.'
A rhythmic arm-raising and clapping dance move that originated in 1980s and early 90s gay bars, particularly during instrumental breakdowns in house music—a nostalgic piece of club culture history.