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A playful, cutesy term for young children or a group of little kids, often used in whimsical or affectionate contexts.
An expression of strong disapproval, disappointment, or disgust toward a situation or person. A way to voice your 'absolutely not' energy without actually saying those words.
An acronym for 'Suck At Life'—a playful insult directed at someone who's completely botched a simple task or shown a stunning lack of basic competence in everyday situations.
Someone consumed by jealousy about your possessions or accomplishments, actively resenting your success from the dark side of the Haterade. Basically a hater who's ventured so far into negativity they've developed their own evil persona.
That one person in the circle who takes an absurdly long turn with the joint before passing it along, selfishly hogging the goods like they own it. Named after the most notorious offenders with the surname Johnson.
That girl who switches into an identical uniform every November: black puffer jacket, black leather riding boots, beanie, and jeans—then immediately books a trip to see the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree. Peak seasonal predictability.
Spanish slang for 'bread of God'—describes someone so genuinely kind and wholesome they seem almost unrealistically good. Basically the human equivalent of a saint.
A Homestar Runner reference for air-puffed marshmallows—the fictional candy of choice paired with melonade in that whimsical animated universe.
A viral catchphrase from 2016 celebrating someone named Daniel, typically accompanied by white Vans sneakers. It became an instant meme for no particular reason other than the sheer randomness and confidence of the declaration.
Monumentally intoxicated to the point of recklessness and regret—the kind of drunk where you wake up with apology notes to write and zero memory of why.
An embarrassingly obvious erection—named after a devastatingly attractive hockey player, this term immortalizes the moment you realize everyone can tell what you're thinking.
Alcohol-induced erectile dysfunction—proof that binge drinking and bedroom activities don't mix, no matter how confident you felt at the bar.
Existing in a state of maximum chill—cool as ice cream, unbothered and vibing. It's that zen moment when you're just chillin' with zero stress in the world.
Someone so conventionally attractive they'd look perfect on a magazine cover—the kind of person who stops traffic and makes you believe in magazine-worthy genetics.
Live Action Role Playing—when people dress up and pretend to be fantasy characters, but also used ironically to describe corporate team-building exercises.
A made-up word coined during a TV show finale to pedantically correct someone's grammar—proof that even genius contestants can have embarrassingly awkward moments on live television.
A trustworthy, crazy-fun girl who's simultaneously innocent and wildly entertaining—basically the friend who keeps things interesting while somehow making everyone feel safe.
British slang describing something thoroughly broken, ruined beyond repair, or completely messed up. When something is bollocksed, there's no hope of fixing it—it's just expensive scrap now.
A brutal public humiliation or loss, whether through a devastating insult or crushing defeat. The moment someone gets absolutely roasted and everyone knows it.
A self-proclaimed national holiday celebrating Fanta soda, likely invented by fans or a meme that gained just enough traction to be called a 'thing' on the internet. Not actually recognized by any official body, but that won't stop anyone from tweeting about it.
Short for 'Alphabet Mafia'—a colloquial, tongue-in-cheek term used within LGBTQ+ communities to refer to themselves as a unified group. The name riffs on how the community is often abbreviated as a string of letters (LGBTQ+), turned into humorous 'organized crime' speak.
A minced oath, the polite stand-in for a certain four-letter word that got a second life in a Burger King ad. The Angus Spokesperson made 'sit' sound like a hearty burger ingredient rather than what it is. It exists so you can say the crude thing with a straight face.
The habit of a man cutting you off mid-sentence, leaving you to decide whether it was plain rudeness or a full-blown gender policy. The portmanteau of 'man' and 'interrupting' is used to name the pattern in meetings, group chats, and dinner tables. Sometimes it's just Brad being Brad, but often it's a pattern worth noticing.
Inspired by the anime Naruto, this means to be overtaken by overwhelming power and rage, transforming into an unstoppable destructive force. Perfect for describing when someone loses it completely—whether literally or just metaphorically during a ranked gaming session.