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Slang for smoking weed in Placentia, California—a local phrase that captures a very specific vibe in a very specific place. For when you want to sound like you're in the know about SoCal culture.
A Japanese slang term meaning you're completely broke — as in, you don't have a single yen to your name. Perfect for when you need to explain why you can't chip in for group dinner without elaborating on your financial catastrophe.
An unofficial holiday celebrating the bond between best friends (of any gender)—a day dedicated to appreciating how cool your bestie is and how cool they think you are, usually involving inside jokes and mutual admiration that last a lifetime. It's basically friendship fanboying, but sanctioned.
Abbreviation for "not gonna lie," used to signal that the speaker is about to be candid or brutally honest about something, often introducing an unpopular opinion or uncomfortable truth.
A Modern Warfare 2 gameplay disaster where you're dominating the match (18-0) and some jerk kills you right before you earn your nuke killstreak—essentially cock-blocking your gaming glory at the worst possible moment. It's griefing at its finest.
A playful, low-stakes teasing interjection used when someone does something mildly dumb but not worth a full roast. It's the vocal equivalent of a friendly eye-roll.
British slang for being intensely hungry or craving food in a serious way—basically, your stomach is actively eating itself and you need to fix that ASAP. It's the audible stomach equivalent of flashing an SOS signal.
A charming guy who seems amazing at first but is actually a commitment-phobic player in disguise — the kind who makes you feel special before ghosting you for the next person. Proceed with extreme caution and healthy skepticism.
Non-Athletic Regular Person—the term jocks use to describe anyone who isn't built like a Greek god or can't throw a ball with precision. Basically, if you're not on the lacrosse team, you're a NARP, and they will absolutely let you know it.
An overconfident catchphrase spawned from anime fandom that became a meme expressing delusional self-confidence. It's what you say when you absolutely would not win, but you're committed to the bit anyway.
Internet shorthand for 'not much'—the laziest way to respond to 'what's up' when you're feeling particularly unenthusiastic.
Mandarin Chinese for 'hello' (literally 'you good')—the go-to greeting for anyone trying to communicate respect and politeness in Chinese.
A tongue-in-cheek acronym claiming 'Not Appropriate For Texting in America'—used ironically to mock overly sensitive speech codes, though it's a stretch from the actual trade agreement.
Someone from the frigid north or dressed like they belong in an arctic climate—basically anyone bundled up like their extremities might actually fall off from frostbite.
The delusional phrase people use on January 1st while genuinely believing that the calendar changing will magically transform them, despite having never made an actual behavioral change.
When someone's nipples are so prominent they create a detailed topographical map visible through their clothing. A phenomenon that occurs regardless of temperature and causes awkward eye-contact dilemmas.
An absurdly long novel that could double as a doorstop, a weapon, or a small furniture piece. It's the kind of book that requires forearm training to hold and makes you question the author's ability to edit.
Street slang for a five-dollar quantity of drugs, the standard starter pack for dealers and buyers navigating the underground economy. Think of it as the vending machine price point of the illicit drug world.
The gradual assassination of a friendship through sheer busyness and neglect—when someone ghosts their entire friend group because work/life took over.
A self-proclaimed unofficial holiday designated for giving someone a hug. Basically an excuse to spread physical affection on a specific date because apparently we need a calendar reminder to show people we care.
A German-influenced spelling variant of 'noob' or newbie, used interchangeably in gaming communities to describe someone fresh and inexperienced. Same meaning, just with alternate spelling validity.
A sarcastic dismissal implying something you just said is painfully obvious or has been common knowledge forever. It's the verbal equivalent of an eye-roll delivered through a news anchor reference.
People (particularly fond of Harry Styles or within that fandom) known for their hilarious, joke-filled banter and refusal to take things seriously. They're the comedians of the internet, keeping things light and funny.