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A widely-used acronym for the personal computer which is most often associated with computers that run the Windows operating system, as opposed to Mac OS X or Linux.
Glamping means "glamorous camping." Glampers enjoy camping but prefer to do it with more amenities (and less work) than traditional campers. If you're camping in a carpeted tent, a heated yurt, or aballer, resort-style treehouse, you're glamping.
A baseball abbreviation that refers to the number of "holds" a pitcher has recorded.
In the medical world, AAA tells the patient they should apply the medicine to the part of their body that is infected. It may also tell the patient when to apply the medication (e.g., "once a day," "until redness subsides," etc.).
Possessive partners with an ... interesting sense of humor may refer to their girlfriends as MSB, or "my sexy b****." This acronym is used only among friends, and likely should not be used even there.
In online chat, BWG represents a "big wide grin." You may also see this acronym written as <BWG>.
If you see TAFN at the end of a chat or email message, you can be fairly certain it stands for "that's all for now." This acronym signals that you've received all the information you'll be getting for the moment.
If someone is too tired to talk at the moment, they may message "TTTT." For example, if you had a rough workday, you may text your mom, "TTTT, let's chat tomorrow."
An acronym for the popular book written by John Steinbeck and published in 1937; the book has become an American classic and a staple in many American schools' curriculum; the story revolves around two migrant workers, Lenny and George, during the Great Depression of the 1930s; could also refer to the metal core band formed in 2009 out of California.
Spanish for someone who acts shamelessly, without decency or honesty—often paired with "puta" for extra emphasis. It's the perfect word for calling out someone's audaciously disrespectful behavior when English just doesn't capture the level of scandalous boldness.
Appetite Suppression Stick—a cheeky acronym for cigarettes that acknowledges the not-so-secret reason many smokers light up before meals. Because nothing says 'healthy weight management' quite like inhaling carcinogens instead of eating lunch.
A meme response combining familial address with the loudly crying emoji to express exaggerated laughter, disbelief, or mockery at someone's audacity or delusion. Born from Twitter's chaotic energy, it's the perfect reaction when someone does the exact thing they claim they'd never do. Variations include "folk😂" and "distant relativeðŸ˜" for when you need to diversify your family tree of mockery.
An edgy alternative spelling of "gay" using the æ ligature, because apparently regular letters are too mainstream. Typically deployed by people who think adding special characters makes their insults more sophisticated, when really it just makes them harder to type.
Scottish slang meaning to steal or pinch something, typically used in a cheeky rather than criminal context. The linguistic equivalent of a lighthearted heist, perfect for describing petty theft with a side of charm.
An ear-shattering shriek of pure terror that could shatter windows and wake the dead. Named after someone who apparently perfected the art of blood-curdling screams, it's the sonic equivalent of jumping out of your skin.
Reddit's beautifully chaotic contribution to the English language: a deliberately contradictory way to say "no" that's dripping with meme irony. It's the linguistic equivalent of a shrug emoji but make it confusing.
The delightful state of being so thoroughly drunk that your decision-making abilities have completely abandoned ship, leaving you to make questionable choices involving late-night food and even more questionable companions. This is the British-flavored upgrade from merely "drunk" to "I'll tell this story at my therapy session." Essentially, it's when alcohol convinces you that all your worst ideas are actually brilliant.
The female equivalent of a cockblock—someone, typically another woman, who actively sabotages your romantic or sexual prospects through interference. This is the friend who suddenly needs an emergency at 2 AM or the mom who invents chores at precisely the wrong moment. The ultimate wingwoman's nemesis and the reason group chats exist for venting.
A delightfully sarcastic portmanteau combining 'yawn' and 'fantastic' to describe something spectacularly boring. It's the perfect passive-aggressive descriptor for that three-hour presentation about quarterly metrics or your friend's vacation slideshow. Because sometimes 'boring' just doesn't capture the sheer magnitude of tedium.
British slang abbreviation for 'oh my days,' which is itself a euphemistic alternative to 'oh my god.' It's the UK's contribution to the ever-expanding lexicon of internet exclamations. Perfect for expressing shock, disbelief, or exasperation with a distinctly British flair.
A euphemistic and somewhat childish way to refer to virginity, because apparently we needed another way to avoid saying the actual word. It's the 'He Who Must Not Be Named' of sexual experience. Typically used by people who want to discuss the topic while maintaining plausible deniability.
A deliberately misspelled insult-turned-affectionate-nickname that can mean either 'I love you' or 'I'm annoyed with you' depending entirely on context and tone. The intentional misspelling softens what would otherwise be an actual insult. It's the relationship equivalent of punching someone's arm playfully.
Someone whose appearance is notably bear-like in nature—burly, hairy, or generally grizzly in aesthetic. It's simultaneously a description and a nickname, often used in the LGBTQ+ community's 'bear' subculture. Not necessarily an insult unless you're really not into the lumberjack look.
One of those hyper-specific 'National [Random Action] Day' memes that TikTok generates like clockwork, this one allegedly grants you permission to steal your tall friend's dog. It's part of the internet's ongoing tradition of assigning arbitrary meanings to calendar dates for the sake of chaotic humor. Your tall friend's dog is probably safe, but their hoodie definitely isn't.