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A subtweet is atweetthat is about someone but doesn't explicitly mention them. People use subtweets when they want to discuss someone without bringing the conversation to their attention. For example, a user who wants to rag on Elon Musk may post "EMusk has just about run Twitter into the ground, but here I am anyway."
An abbreviation that refers to the way a character's abilities have been allotted--for example, a player may specialize, or "spec," for strength over agility.
Stashing is when a person dates someone but doesn't publicly acknowledge the relationship. The name comes from how people and animals stash items to hide them.
MILandFILare used to refer to the parents of the SIL's partner. SIL may also stand for "sister-in-law" so the context in which the acronym is used will indicate if it is referring to "son" or "sister."
Meaning you're deep in sand.
When someone repeatedly calls you back-to-back, refusing to accept that you're not answering for a reason. It's the auditory version of being hunted, as your phone lights up with the same name over and over until you either answer or block them. Peak stage-five clinger behavior in telecommunications form.
When something is smaller than it should be, cheap-looking, or ill-fitting in a way that's painfully obvious. Not to be confused with the other definition that shouldn't be Googled at work. This refers specifically to undersized or low-quality items.
An interjection deployed immediately after a statement to reveal it was false, essentially the verbal equivalent of "just kidding!" Often spelled "psych," it's the classic fake-out move in conversation. It's how you let someone know they've been bamboozled, usually followed by laughter at their expense.
In car culture slang, the rims and tires on a vehicle—basically your ride's footwear. Just like actual shoes, they can make or break your whole look, and people will absolutely judge you based on them. The automotive equivalent of judging someone's entire personality by their sneakers.
A witty, sarcastic personality or remark that blends humor with cynicism in a way that's often charming. Usually a compliment, though it can read as arrogant if delivered wrong.
Either someone who tattles and rats you out, or just a generally sketchy, unreliable person. Either way, not someone you want in your crew.
A melodramatic, poorly written poem penned by a heartbroken twenty-something guy who treats minor romantic setbacks like existential crises. Think overwrought metaphors about pain, bourbon, and the meaninglessness of existence—written at 2 AM with questionable spelling.
When something is aggressively boring, bland, or just completely devoid of any flavor or excitement. If it were food, it'd be unseasoned cardboard; if it were entertainment, it'd put you to sleep faster than a lullaby.
A weirdly innocent-sounding euphemism for snorting medication through your nose, as if 'smelling' makes it sound less like you're crushing pills and inhaling them. It's basically trying to rebrand insufflation as a casual aromatherapy session. Spoiler alert: your doctor probably recommends the oral route.
Dramatic movement of a small sign by someone hired to attract motorists to a specific place of business. The best sign twirlers are very flamboyant and really grab your attention.
sitting in my chair laughing my ass off
shut the f**k up you b***h
see you on the battlefield
The past tense of 'shit' that somehow sounds both more refined and more visceral than the original. It's grammatically correct, widely accepted, and oddly satisfying to say in polite company when discussing unfortunate digestive events.
An early-2000s altered form of a curse word, popularized by the '-izzle' linguistic phenomenon that gave us Snoop Dogg's entire vocabulary. It's what you said when you wanted to sound street but your mom was in the next room. Now delightfully dated, like frosted tips and flip phones.
The universal justification for doing something purely for entertainment value with zero practical purpose. It's the phrase you use when you can't think of a legitimate reason for your questionable decisions but refuse to admit you're bored. Essentially translates to "because chaos is fun."
Slang for heroin or drugs in general, but also used metaphorically for anything dangerously addictive and self-destructive. If something's 'smack,' it hooks you hard and doesn't let go.
A casual greeting or acknowledgment that signals friendliness and openness to conversation—basically a playful 'hey' or 'what's up' in word form. Highly informal and endearing.
A colloquial (often Irish or British) spelling and pronunciation of the expletive 'shit,' conveying the same frustration or dismay with a charming accent. Swearing with a brogue.