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In bodybuilding, "yoked" is when a person's physique is toned and muscular. It is similar to theswole,hench,ripped, andjackedslang for muscles.
Optimists use IAG to mean "it's all good." This common slang phrase means roughly the same thing as "don't worry; everything's OK."
Surface-level dating is when a person keeps conversations shallow, overly polished, or emotionally guarded as they get to know someone. Instead of discussing values, fears, or long-term goals, the focus stays on safe topics, such as jobs, hobbies, favorite shows, and light banter.
Poormouthing is a slang term that refers to a person complaining about not having money when he actually does. It is commonly done to elicit sympathy from others and/or to get out of paying for things such as a restaurant bill or movie tickets.
In online chat, kids sometimes use DOS to stand for "dad over shoulder." This acronym is a signal that the sender's father is in the room with them, and could read their conversation.
The term may be used in a sentence, such as "their family is goals." It may also be preceded with a hashtag (#) and used next to an image or story that illustrates what you are trying to attain.Relationship goalsis a popular variation of the goals term.
Jesus jeans are jeans that have a lot of holes in them, otherwise known as "holy jeans." They became popular during the 1990s grunge days and have been off and on popular since then.
When you have to leave, it's time to go, which may be abbreviated as "t2go," which is an abbreviation for "time to go." Most people use it when texting or messaging online.
The saying is most often connected to Asian Americans, who may consider it derogatory. Therefore, you should choose another term to refer to a new immigrant or foreigner to the country not to offend people.
ILUGTD stands for "I love you guys to death" and is a way to tell people you really care about them. People often send it in group texts or online messages to close friends.
League of Legends (LoL) players use AP to stand for Ability Power. This stat adds power to certain abilities, items, and runes.
In golf, an ace is a hole-in-one, a shot hit from the tee that makes it into the hole. Aces are a rare feat in golf, considering that tees are usually several hundred yards away from the hole.
If you are cranky and want to be left alone, you might want to send GALMA to your pests. For example, if your boyfriend just broke up with you and your brother texts you asking for a ride home from school, you might reply with, "GALMA. Get your own ride."
Someone who sends you YSW (yeah sure whatever) disagrees with you or does not care about the topic you're discussing. While the first two words of this acronym sound quite positive, that final "whatever" lends it its distinctive dismissive connotation.
In online forums, users sometimes use the word sauce in place of "source." Most often, users do this when asking for or providing a source for a piece of information.
A spinning and shooting move in Call of Duty in which the player turns 360 degrees and kills another player with a sniper rifle or bolt action rifle without using the scope zoom feature.
When someone says you can do something AYOR (at your own risk), it means you can do it, but you're responsible if you screw it up or hurt yourself. And there's a good chance you will.
For example, if your friend asks whether you can bring "dessert AWA drinks" to their party, they want you to bring both a dessert and some drinks. If your friend eats your dessert and messages, "wow, you bake AWA as my dad," they think your baking skills are equivalent to their father's. Now you know AWA anyone that "AWA" stands for "as well as."
People of color (POC) that identify as queer (non-hetero, non-cis) may use the QPOC acronym to communicate their identity to others online. They typically use it when messaging online, in web forums, or on social media.
Ts and Ps is an abbreviated saying of the "thoughts and prayers" phrase. People typically use Ts and Ps when reacting to something sad or challenging to send their condolences (although some people send it mockingly in the same vein as "tots and pears").