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A made-up-sounding adjective meaning spectacularly excellent or wonderful—it sounds fancy enough to fool your English teacher but ultimately just means "really, really good."
A playful, teasing term friends use to jokingly call each other out for being promiscuous or sexually adventurous, delivered with mock judgment but genuine affection. It's mean-spirited humor that only works between actual friends.
When a couple visibly avoids each other in public—whether at a club, school, or social setting—creating an awkward distance that makes their relationship status unclear. It's the opposite of PDA: PDN (public displays of nothing).
A French insult for a cocky, badly-behaved kid—basically the French equivalent of calling someone a little punk. It's outdated slang that only elderly or drunk French people still use.
A guy who confidently rocks different gender expressions and styles depending on his mood or the occasion—basically refusing to be boxed in by one aesthetic. He's flexible with fashion and identity without apologizing for it.
To leave a place quietly and inconspicuously, especially while wearing soft-soled sneakers that don't make noise. A pun on the word 'sneaker' combined with the act of sneaking.
An exclamation expressing disappointment, dismay, or frustration—basically a family-friendly stand-in for stronger curse words. Drop it when something sucks and you want everyone to know it.
Someone who's excessively intelligent, clever, and always has brilliant ideas backed by genuine knowledge. They're the person who makes everyone else feel a little dumber just by showing up.
A half-hearted protest with minimal enthusiasm and tiny crowds—basically people showing up just to say they showed up, not because they actually care. Low-energy activism for the apathetic.
A self-proclaimed underground SoundCloud rapper who genuinely believes their mumbled, low-effort tracks are revolutionary despite being nearly indistinguishable from thousands of others. The digital music equivalent of the Dunning-Kruger effect with a beat.
An Italian-Abruzzese expression meaning 'stay at home,' used to remind people to mind their own business and not overstep boundaries. It's essentially saying 'don't poke your nose where it doesn't belong.'