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Your knight in shining armor
The invisible step is a dance move in which a person pretends to step on, then over, an invisible step. The move started to gain popularity in 2014, but gained the most fame when a video of cheerleader Ariel Olivar doing the move wentviralin December 2017.
Dad praising is when a person praises a dad for performing simple parenting tasks, such as feeding his kids or changing their diapers. The praising may occur as a verbal compliment in person, a nonverbal expression, such as a smile or thumbs up, or as a comment online in a parenting forum or on social media.
People use HT to be friendly, whether they are joining a conversation or starting one (perhaps they are joining a forum or an online game). For example, you may join a gaming campaign online, "HT! Thanks for letting me join!"
A cipher is a term for a planned or impromptu gathering of rappers or dancers where they freestyle rap or dance. The gathering may be just for fun or for the purpose of battling with each other.
Besides using the abbreviation to say that something is like something else, people also use it to say they like something but have some reservations about it or to say that something is somewhat accurate, but not entirely. For example, if you sorta like baseball, you may like it because of the home runs they hit, but don't really like how slow and long a game can be.
A pop culture slang term that originates from John Travolta mispronouncing a name at the 2014 Academy Awards.
Shucks is an adorable way to express disappointment, similar to "shoot" or "bummer." People often use it as an alternative to curse words.
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.
When you think something is brilliant, like a geniusmemeor a moving story, you can describe it as "brill." People often use it while texting or messaging online, but they may also say it aloud.
Bootsie is a playful, slightly mocking slang term used to describe someone who is boring, basic, or lacks energy. If someone calls you "bootsie," they're saying you're abuzzkill; maybe you're not into the vibe, not adding to the conversation, or just generally being dull.
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.
When someone jacks up something, like the price of a TV or the features on their truck, they jack it up. The phrase comes from the jack mechanical lifting device used to lift heavy loads, such as a car or deck post.
The term is typically used to react to someone who does something that is more than just mean because it seems like it was deliberately done to cause harm. An example of a person being "cold" is when a woman leads a guy on just to publicly humiliate him with a rejection when he asks her out on a date. Cold may be used by people of all ages, from teenagers to adults.
Online poker players use BB to stand for "big blind." The big blind is a forced bet that the player seated two to the dealer's left must put into the pot before a hand begins. Generally, the BB is equal to the minimum bet required to play a hand.
Griefing is the act of intentionally harassing other players in multiplayer video games. For example, a Minecraft player who continually blows up your creations, despite you asking them not to, is agriefer.
In group conversations and web forums, people use QFE when they have a "question for everyone." When someone asks a QFE, they want anyone and everyone who can see the question to respond with an answer.
When someone says something witty, you can reply to him with "HHSF," which is a sarcastic way to say "ha-ha, so funny." You can use it online, especially on social media and in forums, and in text messages.
An acronym that is commonly used as a title for doctors of medicine in the United States; also refers to the degree earned by doctors and surgeons in order to practice medicine, which commonly takes 4 years to complete, followed by several years of internships, residency training, and tests; also known asDM.
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.
Shut up and take my money means I want to purchase that. It is a phrase that a person uses when he hears about something he really likes and would pay money to purchase.
Hard pants are any pants that do not include an elastic waistband and stretchy fabrics. During thecovidpandemic, wearing hard pants went out of style fast, asWFHerssettled into their new and more comfortable office-less lifestyles.