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Someone who sent you LFTD has "left for the day." You're most likely to receive this acronym in a message sent by a co-worker who has clocked out and left your workplace. Whatever you wanted that co-worker to do, it will have to wait until tomorrow.
A "bubble team" is a sports team on the borderline of qualifying for a major tournament. In this context, "bubble" refers to the teams that are already in the tournament, and the teams close to making it but not yet guaranteed entry are the bubble teams. And the bubble teams' inclusion in the tournament largely depends on their performance in the final games of the regular season or conference tournaments.
For example, your brother might text you "Hey, u coming 2 gma's 2day?," to ask if you're planning to stop by your grandmother's place.
Some sources date "bruh" back to the 19th century as a shortened form for "brother" (particularly in the Black community) that extended to the 20th century. It then gained a resurgence in the 1990s among laid-back skaters and surfers, along withbrahandbroham, as a way to address each other (typically in a friendly manner).
While HFTs aim to make fast money, their activity makes the market more volatile. Investors often view high-frequency traders negatively because those with the fastest technology have an unfair advantage.
This page explains what the acronym "BTW" means. The definition, example, and related terms listed above have been manually compiled and written by the Slang.net team.
You will likely see or hear prof online, in messages, or in real life (IRL). For example, your friend may complain about a prof to you in a text, or you might see someone talk about a computer science prof in a post on a web forum or social site.
Buttcoin is a community of cryptohaters. Thesenocoinersthink all cryptocurrencies are useless and/or a scam, and wish they'd disappear.
Friends with benefits are friends that have abooty callarrangement without thefeels. It is also the title of the 2011 movie starring Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis.
Performative allyship is when a person acts as an ally to a minority group, like theBIPOCorLGBTQcommunity, for reasons other than actually caring about their experiences and equality. It is often used online to criticize fake "allies" that only do it to receive praise from others.
A term that stands for people on Twitter; shortcut alternative to "Twitter users" or "users on Twitter;" similar toTweepsbut more formal; pertains to everyone, no segregation allowed.
Most often, businesses use YTD when discussing their finances. For example, your boss might say "our YTD profits are up 32% over last year." (Which is really good; you must be working hard.) However, you may also see YTD used in discussions of sales, production, stock prices, or progress on one or more projects.
When you're chatting with someone who is angry or upset, SOB stands for "son of a b****." This explicit acronym can be used to express a general sense of frustration or to label a specific person as adouchebag.
YourSOmay use KFY to send a "kiss for you." Oftentimes, KFY represents anIRLkiss that's on layaway, and which you'll receive in person the next time you see your SO.
Another example is whenDMinga woman on Instagram, "r u 5 + 5? cuz ura 10 to me." Or, you might message your friend when making dinner reservations, "ura vegetarian now, right?" While ura is a helpful abbreviation when you are strapped for time and space, it's also great for those people who get "you're" and "your" confused (so they don't have to worry about which one to use).
A pitching statistic that keeps track of the amount of runs from inherited runners a relief pitcher has allowed.
When you want a person to call you, send them "CM," which stands for "call me." People typically send it via text message or online when chatting or emailing about a subject that is better suited for verbal discussion via a phone or a device connected to the Internet.
Instalock is a gaming term that means to quickly lock in your character choice during character selection. Typically, instalocking is a means of preventing an opponent (or in some cases, teammate) from selecting the character you want to play as.
You will most likely see the acronym online when people criticize other users for doing something stupid. Some classic BFU blunders include taking a screenshot of your desktop with your phone's camera or trying to turn your computer on when its power cord is not even plugged into the outlet.
You will likely see idd online when gaming or on social sites (perhaps inDMs). People may also use it when texting, e.g., your brother may reply with "idd" when you text him if he wants to get pizza for dinner.
When a player is juicing, they are taking performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs), such as anabolic steroids, growth hormones, or antiestrogens. The term is commonly used in baseball, but players in other sports, such as football or hockey, may juice.
A slang word that refers to a friend and is an abbreviation of "people."
A slang word used for beer; most likely used by abrosephwhen asking anotherbrofor a beer; origin is unknown as both Canadians and US Midwesterners claim to have invented it.
Someone who is OTP is "on the phone." You're most likely to encounter this acronym in chat messages, sent while the person you'd like to chat with is speaking with someone else via telephone.