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An affirmative response meaning 'okay,' 'sure,' or 'sounds good.' It replaced 'cool,' 'alright,' and 'okay' because apparently those words were too many syllables. It's the verbal equivalent of a head nod but somehow cooler.
In League of Legends (LoL), "aa" stands for "auto attack" (also known as a "basic attack"), which is the default attack action performed by achampionwhen you right-click on an enemy unit. Auto attacks are a fundamental aspect of the game that deal consistent damage to opponents (as long as the enemy is within range) without requiring special abilities or resources.
A complimentary acronym that is used to describe a guy who cares for others; does not mean he has a physically large heart; can stand for "Big hearted girl" or "Big hearted gal," as well.
Someone who does way too much for a person who gives them nothing in return. Originally meant 'Suckers Idolizing Mediocre People' but now it's used anytime anyone shows basic human kindness toward their crush. Held a door open? Simp. Said 'good morning'? Mega simp.
A South Asian slang term describing wannabe tough guys who compensate for their lack of actual street cred with garish fashion choices and reckless motorcycle stunts. Think neon flip-flops, overly distressed jeans, attention-seeking hair dye, and the irresistible urge to pop wheelies in traffic. Predominantly spotted in Mumbai's western suburbs, these are the guys who peaked in their own minds.
The audacious belief that you are the protagonist of the universe and everyone else is a supporting cast member in your personal movie. It's narcissism rebranded as self-care, and honestly, sometimes the confidence is inspiring and sometimes it's blocking the grocery store aisle.
An assessment of the current mood, energy, or atmosphere of a person, place, or situation. Can be used as a friendly wellness check or as a threat, depending entirely on tone. Failed vibe checks have consequences that are never specified but always ominous.
Abbreviated slang for 'Ass End,' used to reference someone's posterior without fully committing to the word. It's the kind of middle school code language that makes teens feel clever while fooling absolutely zero adults.
An extremely devoted fan, originally from the Eminem song about an obsessive follower named Stan. Now it's been softened to mean 'enthusiastic supporter' because the internet takes everything and makes it casual. You can stan a person, a show, or a specific type of cheese.
An adverb meaning 'slightly,' 'secretly,' or 'not that seriously' -- used to soften any opinion so you have plausible deniability. It turns any bold statement into a casual whisper. 'I lowkey love that song' means you have it on repeat but your reputation depends on no one knowing.
Describes someone who spends so much time on the internet that their worldview has been entirely shaped by online discourse. They reference memes in real conversations, have opinions about drama between strangers, and haven't seen sunlight in a way that concerns their doctor.
When something or someone occupies your thoughts constantly without paying for the privilege. That song stuck in your head? Living rent free. Your ex? Rent free. That embarrassing thing you did in 2014? Penthouse suite, rent free, no plans to move out.
A phrase meaning 'no lie' or 'for real,' used to emphasize that you're being completely honest. The opposite of 'cap,' which means lying. Somehow an entire generation decided that headwear was the universal symbol for dishonesty and nobody questioned it.
Short for 'for real, for real' -- because saying 'for real' once wasn't convincing enough. The repetition adds emphasis, like the person is swearing on everything they own. It's the text equivalent of looking someone dead in the eyes while making a statement.
The official, full-face, no-ambiguity reveal of a romantic partner on social media. This is the press conference of relationships. After weeks of soft-launching elbows and shadows, you finally post a front-facing photo with a heart emoji. It's basically a public filing.
Short for 'suspicious' or 'suspect,' popularized by the game Among Us where you vote out the imposter. Now used for anything even mildly questionable. Your friend cancels plans last minute? Sus. Someone is being too nice? Very sus. Trust no one.
internet service provider Also: Internet Service Provider—the company you pay monthly to access the internet, then curse regularly when your connection drops during important Zoom calls. They control the gateway to the digital world and know it, which explains why customer service often feels like negotiating with a digital hostage-taker. ISPs range from massive telecommunications conglomerates to local providers who actually answer the phone.
You may see sho used online and in texts or hear it aloud in person. People often use it to answer in the affirmative. For example, a person may respond with "Sho thang" when asked if they can meet for coffee. Or, you may ask your friend, "You sho you ok?"
An unavoidable life experience that shapes who you become, borrowed from the Spider-Verse movie. Getting your heart broken? Canon event. Embarrassing haircut phase? Canon event. You can't prevent it without unraveling the fabric of someone's personal timeline.
A single word used to express that something is deeply relatable to your current emotional state. See a dog sleeping in the sun? Mood. See a raccoon eating garbage at midnight? Also mood. The versatility of this word is matched only by its ability to end a conversation.
A playful reference to a deal where one person performs a favor with the expectation of receiving one in return later—a tit-for-tat arrangement among friends.
Talking excessively about nothing in particular, going on and on without reaching a point. Everyone has a friend who yaps. You might be the friend who yaps. Self-awareness about your yapping does not reduce the yapping. It just adds a meta layer to it.
Being caught doing something wrong or embarrassing with undeniable evidence, as if it were captured on a crystal-clear 4K resolution camera. There is no denying it, no excusing it, and no blurring the footage. The crime is documented in ultra-high definition.
if you know kai, consider yourself really lucky. kai’s a one of a kind type of sweet, cute, all that stuff. you’ll never meet anyone like them. and if you end up as their significant other, you might as well just be the luckiest person in the world.