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Schway is another word for cool, awesome, orrad. This term became popular due to its use in the animated seriesBatman Beyond, and is mostly used by 90s kids who grew up watching that show.
The SCM drink is one of the most popular fall drink offerings, along withPSLandPSF. It consists of espresso, milk, mocha sauce, and toffee nut syrup. The drink is also topped with whipped cream, caramel drizzle, raw sugar, and sea salt.
A silver fox is a handsome, older man who has silver or graying hair. In addition to beingmansome, silver foxes tend to be composed, fashionable individuals, who have aged like a fine wine.
Shucks is an adorable way to express disappointment, similar to "shoot" or "bummer." People often use it as an alternative to curse words.
A seppo is an insult directed toward Americans, often by the English and Australians. Seppo is short for "septic tank," which rhymes with "yank" (also slang for Americans).
Those who believe in a higher power may use S2G to stand for "swear to God." This acronym asserts that, to the best of the sender's knowledge, what they've said is true - and they'd swear the same thing to whatever god(s) they believe in.
A scratch golfer is a player who has ahandicapof zero or below. It indicates that the player is very good.
An acronym that is referenced when saying goodnight to another person; used to wish a person pleasant dreams; often used when chatting, texting, or on Facebook; similar toGNST.
A baseball acronym that refers to the number of sacrifice flies hit by a player.
Shut up and take my money means I want to purchase that. It is a phrase that a person uses when he hears about something he really likes and would pay money to purchase.
Side quest energy is aGen Zslang term that describes moments when someone is doing something random, offbeat, or wildly unrelated to their primary goals, just like a side quest in a video game. It’s the vibe you give off when you’re fully committed to a spontaneous detour, whether that’s baking bread at 2 a.m., helping a stranger with directions, or deep-cleaning your closet instead of doing your actual work. It’s not always productive, but it’s entertaining, and it often feels oddly fulfilling.
Slideware is software that a company announces via a slideshow-based presentation but never actually releases. You're most likely to see this term used bytechies, when discussing apps that have never existed (and likely will never exist) outside promotional materials. It's related to, but more specific than, the more common termvaporware.
A person who doesn't want to talk to you anymore may send you the acronym STTH (speak to the hand). You can continue messaging this person, but they may not read your messages and likely won't respond.
Used predominantly in digital communication, SALTS offers a subtle way to convey your appreciation for a witty comment or joke without overstating your response. It's handy for moments when you find something amusing, but not quite enough to type "LOL" or "ROFL." Common among those who appreciate nuanced humor or want to convey a restrained chuckle, SALTS demonstrates your awareness of the humor without the need for loud laughter.
When someone you're chatting with sends you SIA, it means there's someone else near their computer, who can read your conversation with them. So, you may want to be careful about what you say going forward.
Someone who says they're planning to "take a snoozle" is going to nap for a while. You're most likely to receive snoozle in messages sent by a tiredSOorBFF.
Hardcoregamersoften refer to the fighting gameSuper Smash Bros.as justSmash. These players are likely quite experienced at the game, so you may want to think twice before playing them ...
Agamerwho sends you sc2nite is planning to play StarCraft 2 tonight. This abbreviation is a clever portmanteau ofsc2and2nite.
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."
Gradual but inexorable increase in anger, eventually becoming outright rage or fury; what happens as a patient or slow-witted person figures out what has happened and why it is significant. NOT the insult, but the process that the insult (or other upsetting thing) starts in the victim.
Scatmans world by Scatman John. The song is about the world and the different cultures and races that exist in it