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The acronym is commonly used when parting ways with a friend or love interest since it shows more affection. It is similar to theTCOY,TCWB, andTCFN.
A term that is synonymous with success; commonly used by a person to proclaim that he is really good at something or that everything is going his way; made famous by Charlie Sheen when he was gloating about his lifestyle/
A term that refers to unnecessary content that appears in video games and websites.
A femullet is the female version of themullethairstyle. The haircut includes short hair in the front and long in the back.
A slang term utilized by a person who is irritated by others stealing or copying his or her dance moves or fashion; typically heard at a party or nightclub setting where persons try to show off.
Disney fans use WDW as shorthand for the Walt Disney World Resort. You might encounter this acronym in Disney-related forums, onDisTwitter, or while talking with someone who is Disney bound (not to be confused withDisneybounding).
A deinfluencer (or "de-influencer") is someone who actively discourages people from buying overhyped or unnecessary products, often as a counter to traditionalinfluencerculture. Instead of promoting trendy items, deinfluencers give honest reviews, warn against wasteful spending, and encourage smarter purchasing decisions. This trend gained traction on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube in the early 2020s, partially due to inflation, where users push back against excessive consumerism and misleading marketing.
When discussing education, HWCU stands for "historically white colleges and universities." This designation describes colleges and universities at which the majority of the student body has historically been White. HWCUs are often (but not always) also predominantly white institutions (PWIs), meaning the majority of their current student body is White.
Michael Scott is always on Irish time
An acronym that refers to the time of day when the sun is hottest; often utilized near a body of water, such as a pool, lake, or ocean; if you're aGinger, you'll most likely never use this acronym.
For example, a craigslist or Facebook Marketplace post might read "FS: 20 pristine porcelain penguins. Currently parked near my pantry. Please pay promptly upon purchase."
Retweets are an easy way to spread a message because when you a RT a tweet it is posted to all your followers, which can then continue the RT to their followers. This is especially helpful for news stories to get the word out quickly about a current situation. However, it also makes it easy for inaccurate information to spread, which can lead to confusion.
Someone who strongly dislikes you may use IHU to mean "I hate you." Friends and family might also send you this acronym, typically in jest. (Not your brother Phil, though. He really does hate you.)
Devil's lettuce is a derogatory name for "cannabis," which is a plant used to make the marijuana drug. The drug may be used for recreational or medicinal purposes, and typically alters a person's nervous system, which is commonly referred to as getting "high."
Someone who sends you BBT will "be back tomorrow." Your friends and family members might use BBT in text, chat, or email messages, to tell you when they plan to return to home, work, school, or somewhere else.
Angry and/or excitednetizensuse GDI to mean "God d*** it." You may also receive this acronym in text or chat messages, sent by friends, family members, or co-workers who are eitherbig mador megahyped.
Ermahgerd is a funny way to say, "Oh my gosh," while adding extra "er" sounds. It is often used in onlinememes, such as pictures with captions. The term is typically followed by other words that have been altered by inserting "er" sounds.
While there may be times it's correct to ignore or disobey your IGL, you may want to think twice before doing so. If your actions get your whole teamganked, your teammates may not want to play with you anymore.
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.).
This page explains what the slang term "yup" means. The definition, example, and related terms listed above have been manually compiled and written by the Slang.net team.
People use the phrase Only in Ohio to label things that are strange orsus. Primarily, you'll encounter this phrase on TikTok, in videos showing odd items or events.
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.
A delightfully random insult for calling someone stupid or slow-witted, apparently invented by one person and now immortalized in Urban Dictionary. It combines the gentle wisdom of monks with the frustrating pace of dial-up internet. Bonus points for creativity, minus points for actual widespread usage.
Safe, Sane, Consensual—the holy trinity of BDSM ethics and the gold standard for determining if your kink is okay. It's basically the community's way of saying 'yes, you can do that weird thing, as long as everyone's on board and nobody ends up in the ER.' Think of it as OSHA regulations for the dungeon.