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Slang for a female partner being menstruating; a crude but straightforward way to indicate that certain activities are off the table for biological reasons. Not exactly eloquent, but definitely efficient.
Acting completely bizarre, unhinged, or unpredictably wild—usually as a result of intoxication or just pure chaos. It's the go-to phrase for describing someone who's lost the plot.
A social media aesthetic and mindset describing an idealized, put-together version of oneself who is confidently living their best life with curated style, wellness routines, and aspirational goals. The phrase captures both the self-concept one projects and the envy others might feel toward that lifestyle.
Purchased secondhand clothing or items from thrift stores, vintage shops, or resale platforms; often valued for sustainability, uniqueness, and affordability. Commonly used in fashion communities to describe preloved garments.
A musical production or instrumental that mimics or is in the style of a specific artist or producer; implies imitation rather than originality.
A phrase acknowledging juicy gossip or drama—basically shorthand for 'you've just spilled the most entertaining information I've heard all week.'
When a cassette automatically ejects after playing completely; metaphorically, finishing something from start to finish like it's nobody's business.
Something so aggressively tacky and kitschy that it circles back around to being genuinely cool and charming. Peak ironic cool masquerading as bad taste.
Historically a grimy foot wrapping that smelled so bad it became slang for anything unpleasant—now it's British slang for an obnoxious, contemptible person you'd rather not be around.
The visual representation of the typing indicator on messaging apps, usually depicted as three animated dots or bubbles that appear and disappear to show someone is composing a message.
British slang for lower-class individuals who live in terrace housing and exhibit rowdy, aggressive, or otherwise deviant behavior; basically the UK version of white trash specific to a housing type. Not exactly a term of endearment.
Describing someone who spends an excessive amount of time on the internet and social media to the point where internet culture, memes, and online humor dominate their worldview, vocabulary, and real-world behavior. They reference obscure internet jokes and trends constantly.
A person's particular style, personality, or category of interest; what someone is attracted to or prefers. Often used to describe someone's romantic or aesthetic preferences.
A euphemistic way of saying you need some alone time to, uh, handle your personal business—if you catch the drift. It's the adult version of 'I'm going to my room.'
Playful slang for COVID-19/coronavirus that lets you sound cooler while discussing a global pandemic. It's the verbal equivalent of giving your nemesis a nickname to make it seem less terrifying—because apparently everything is scarier when you have to say the full clinical name.
The default Among Us map that absolutely nobody wants to leave, despite having perfectly good alternatives like Mira HQ and Polus gathering digital dust. It's the map equivalent of always ordering the same thing at a restaurant.
A dismissive term for mainstream commercial radio music—the playlist of lowest-common-denominator pop, manufactured bands, and whatever corporate algorithm decides should be popular this week.
A fan movement created by PewDiePie supporters after he conceded the YouTube subscriber war against T-Series in April 2019, celebrating his influence on internet culture.
A gaming phenomenon where the matchmaking system seems cursed to pair you with terrible teammates while your opponents are mysteriously skilled, creating a perfectly unbalanced experience that makes you question your own abilities. It's the excuse every gamer uses to avoid admitting they got outplayed.
A tall, cylindrical beer can typically containing 16 ounces (473 ml), larger than a standard 12-ounce can. The term can also refer to a tall, narrow piece of furniture like a dresser or cabinet.
Overly flowery, pretentious writing that reeeks of having paid attention only during the dramatic literature unit in high school. Maximum melodrama, minimum actual substance.
That unexplainable childhood terror you developed from something completely innocent—a cartoon character, a toy, a song—that haunts you decades later despite knowing logically it's harmless. Your therapist will love this diagnosis.
An acronym for 'The Reckless and The Brave,' a pop-punk anthem by All Time Low that became a rallying cry for emo and alternative music fans.
A quavering or vibratory sound, particularly in music—a rapid alternation between two adjacent notes, or in speech, a rolling or trembling vocalization. The term also means to sing or speak with such a sound, or more recently, slang meaning something genuine, excellent, or cool.