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An assessment of the current mood, energy, or atmosphere of a person, place, or situation. Can be used as a friendly wellness check or as a threat, depending entirely on tone. Failed vibe checks have consequences that are never specified but always ominous.
Affirming that someone's feelings, opinions, or actions are justified and acceptable. The one-word therapy session that says 'your experience matters' without the insurance copay.
Nadsat slang from "A Clockwork Orange" meaning "to see," derived from the Russian "videt." It's part of the novel's constructed youth language that's become a shibboleth for fans of Burgess and Kubrick. Using it unironically in 2024 is a bold choice that will either impress literary nerds or confuse everyone else.
A vlogger is a person who maintains a videoblog, more commonly referred to as avlog. While most regular bloggers write text posts about subjects they're interested in, vloggers instead film and post videos (which are often accompanied by text).
very wicked evil grin
Borrowed from Fortnite's winning screen, this has evolved into gaming slang for calling someone a virgin. The joke is that anyone claiming Victory Royales is spending way too much time gaming and not enough time on their social life. It's the digital age's way of connecting gaming prowess with romantic inexperience.
The female equivalent of penis pictures. Things that my grandma used to take.
Virtual Network Computing
A a hobby or career or a source of enjoyment for a lot of people
drinking a half a fifth of this a hour before you have to go home is a really, really bad idea if your underage and your parents were expecting you home at 11, not one in the morning. expect to tell everybody every secret you have, and to talk to that hot guy you always saw at school but never had the courage to talk to in person. you will tell him everything you've ever thought about him. also, never drink around ex boyfriends, or ex boyfriends ex girlfriends, or ex friends' friends.
A mildly insulting descriptor for someone sporting an exceptionally large, shiny forehead paired with a receding hairline. It's naming the specific combination of ample forehead real estate and retreating hair that creates maximum reflective surface area. Essentially calling someone's forehead so prominent it deserves its own name.
A goth subculture aesthetic that trades fishnet and spikes for corsets, long skirts, and parasols straight out of the 1800s. Think Edgar Allan Poe meets Wednesday Addams' great-great-grandmother—all the darkness and melancholy, but with more lace, waistcoats, and the occasional top hat for maximum dramatic effect.
An exaggerated speaking style in which the person subtly imitates the speech of the person they are speaking too
An acronym for MTV's Video Music Awards, which takes place at the end of summer in August or September every year.
A subgroup of persons who fail to recognize that human beings established themselves at the top of the food chain eons ago. They also seem to enjoy incurring the wrath of rare vitamin deficiences.
Vaguebooking is the practice of posting deliberately cryptic or vague content to social media, in hopes that others will ask what's going on. As you might expect, vaguebooking originated on Facebook, where users often post statuses that state they are angry, happy, surprised, or otherwise emotional, but don't explain why.
also, varage adj. vuh-rahzh, -rahj smooth and sexy; typically in a masculine manner
a random, unexpected and nice person to be with and very athletic
When a guy ignore all his friends because he either has a new girlfriend or because his girlfriend is around. Male form of dick amnesia
Someone who plays too many video games
Someone who loves unconditionally. Especially yadu.
French-inspired slang for describing a beverage so cheap and terrible that it makes bottom-shelf vodka taste like a fine vintage. If it leaves you questioning your life choices and your taste buds simultaneously, it's definitely vieux.
Very Low Earth Orbit
The term has roots in the 1960s, originating from the concept of "vibration" in music. However, it gained significant popularity online and in everyday speech during the 2010s, particularly on social media and among young people.