No cap, this category is bussin fr fr.
what you see is all you get
Why do f**king care?
you've got to be f**king kidding me
you have been trolled; you have lost; have a nice day.
why are you bugging me?
Why the hell would you do that
A variety of societal shifts and economic pressures have caused many couples to embrace the DINK lifestyle. (Additionally, some couples just enjoy being DINKs.)Millennialandzoomercouples, especially, are more likely to be DINKs, as affording a new mortgage with even a dual income can be a stretch these days.
In bodybuilding, "yoked" is when a person's physique is toned and muscular. It is similar to theswole,hench,ripped, andjackedslang for muscles.
In chat and text messages, ITYK typically stands for "I thought you knew." Your friends and family may use this acronym to express their surprise, when they realize you did not know about a significant event or piece of information.
A cosplayer is a person who wears costumes and accessories to represent a character for role-playing purposes. Cosplayers often gather at fan conventions in order to recreate the fictional world that they enjoy so much.
A statistic in World of Warcraft (WoW) used to compute the amount of mana regenerated per every five seconds; allows mana regeneration whether or not the player is moving, casting, or being attacked, which means it is sometimes preferable over other mana regeneration statistics in situations where there is constant activity.
A psychedelic term that is popular among users of acid, a hallucinogenic drug; persons under this influence will tend to freak out because they are seeing things that don't exist but seem real to them; may also appear as "tripping."
A talibangelical is an extremely passionate evangelical Christian that looks to impose their views on others. The term is derogatory, meant to criticize the person's overzealousness and restrictive beliefs by combining "Taliban" and "evangelical."
You may see laf in various contexts online and in messages, including texts and social mediaDMs. For example, you might remark to your friend in a text, "I was about to laf, but I saw how mad he was." Or, you might comment on a video shared on a social site, "I laffed out loud when the tray fell over!"
A swish in basketball is a near-perfect shot where the ball only touches the net, not any of the rim. The name comes from the sound the net makes when the ball quickly passes through it.
When you're discussing TV shows, the acronym TOW stands for "the one with" or "the one where." Most often, TOW is used to refer to episodes of the sitcom Friends, whose episode titles all begin with "The One With" or "The One Where."
The term comes from the 1700s when America was in its infancy and people would commonly barter for goods. Deerskins were often referred to as bucks and eventually, when the USD rolled around, buck was applied to the dollar. Unfortunately no one knows for certain who first used buck to refer to a dollar.
TTFNmeans the same thing as TT4N, and it's slightly more popular - because it is part of the Disney character Tigger's catchphrase. However, you can use either version to say so long to a friend or loved one who you plan to speak with again soon.
FLEDGE (First Locally Executed Decisions over Groups Experiment) is a method by which Google delivers ad content to Google Chrome users. Google developed the FLEDGE system in 2022, as part of its plan to do away with third-partycookiesin Chrome.
A clever acronym that uses boat descriptions to describe a person who has a great physique but a not-so-pretty face; can be used to describe a male or female; similar to abutterface.
During chat and text conversations, MM sometimes stands for "make me." If someone asks you to do something that you really don't want to do, you can respond with MM to tell that person off.
People may use "DUK" when they are surprised someone didn't know something. For example, when your friend texts you that they are surprised a mutual friend is married, you might respond with "DUK?"
An affectionate term for someone small, cute, and in need of constant care and hugs—basically a human teddy bear who inspires protective instincts. They giggle, squeak, and radiate wholesome energy. Not to be confused with 'baba,' though equally adorable.
Prison slang that's leaked into broader use, referring to an inmate who's mentally unstable or having a psychotic breakdown. The term comes from the 'J' classification code used in some correctional facilities to denote psychiatric cases. Now casually thrown around by people who've never seen the inside of a cell to describe any mental breakdown.