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A dangerously caffeinated cocktail combining José Cuervo 1800 tequila with Red Bull, typically dispensed from a sports bottle for maximum portability and questionable life choices. It's the drink equivalent of mixing a party with a cardiac event.
A crash pad where non-residents can sleep, party, and generally overstay their welcome without actually being on the lease. Commonly inhabited by college students, transients, and anyone avoiding their parent's house rules or their own rent obligations.
The urgent and explosive bowel movement that follows taking laxatives; nature's way of reminding you that chemical shortcuts have consequences.
When a close friend abandons your plans to join another group and lies about their whereabouts, essentially treating you like an inferior social option.
Disgusting, repulsive, or extremely unpleasant; filthy or gross. A staple of 1980s Valley girl slang.
A broad category of rock music that emerged in the 1980s and 1990s as an umbrella term for artists and genres existing outside the mainstream pop and commercial rock establishment, including indie rock, post-punk, college rock, and grunge. The term reflects both a sonic diversity and an anti-establishment ethos.
A genre and aesthetic movement that emerged in the late 1970s as a reaction to punk rock, retaining punk's raw energy and DIY ethos while incorporating darker moods, art school sensibilities, dance rhythms, and experimental approaches to arrangement and production. Post-punk artists rejected punk's simplicity in favor of more complex, introspective, and often unsettling music.
A sticker with a raised, three-dimensional foam or rubber surface that gives it a bumpy, textured feel, typically brightly colored and often scented. Popular with children from the 1980s onward for decorating notebooks, folders, and sticker books.
A bouncy, putty-like compound with unusual properties—it can stretch like taffy, bounce like a ball, and break like glass depending on how you handle it. Originally marketed by Crayola, it's been a nostalgic toy since the 1950s.
A nighttime programming block on the Nickelodeon cable network that airs classic television sitcoms and comedies, primarily targeting adults rather than children. It launched in 1985 and became famous for introducing audiences to older shows.
Shedding tears quietly and steadily, often expressing sadness, grief, or deep emotion; gentler and more controlled than sobbing.
To experience a loss, defeat, failure, or embarrassing moment; to accept or acknowledge a setback.
To make something socially acceptable, commonplace, or standard by treating it as normal rather than exceptional, taboo, or deserving of shame. Often used as a call to action to shift cultural attitudes.
Excessively doting on or showing excessive interest in someone, typically someone you're attracted to or a public figure, often at the expense of your own dignity or financial wellbeing. Derived from the term 'simp,' it implies foolish or desperate behavior.
A female archetype, often satirical, describing a woman who performs an effortless, laid-back femininity—supposedly interested in 'guy things,' unbothered by stereotypical female concerns, and always available with no emotional needs. The concept is often critiqued as an impossible or performative standard.
Slang expression indicating that money has been earned, a financial goal has been achieved, or a profitable deal has been completed successfully. Often used triumphantly to celebrate financial wins.
An outfit or combination of clothing and accessories worn together; a person's overall appearance and style.
An internet phrase indicating that something strongly embodies or represents one's personal identity, values, or aesthetic; similar to 'that's so me' but with added specificity about what aspect of self is reflected.
In relationship or social contexts, the euphemistic act of talking through problems, expressing needs, or maintaining regular contact with someone. Often used as a polite way to describe ongoing relationship negotiations or conflict resolution.
The act of unfollowing someone without blocking them, so they don't receive a notification that you've unfollowed them. The person remains able to see your profile and follow you again if they visit it, but won't see your new posts in their feed.
Money voluntarily given by a viewer to a streamer, typically through third-party payment platforms like PayPal or StreamLabs, separate from platform-native monetization like subscriptions or bits. Donations are often accompanied by a message from the donor.
To send someone a direct message, typically on social media, often with romantic or flirtatious intent. The phrase suggests a casual, low-pressure approach to initiating contact.
Reliable, trustworthy, or of high quality; something or someone you can depend on.
In a manner showing deference or consideration; often used ironically or sarcastically in internet slang to soften a disagreement or direct refusal.