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For example, if you ask yourSOwhether they have plans on Friday, and they respond with IDTS, that means they're likely (but not guaranteed) to be free Friday. As another example, if you ask a friend whether cassowaries can fly, and your friend responds with IDTS, it means they are almost (but not entirely) certain that cassowaries cannot fly.
An elaborate way of saying, "Yes," probably because the person is uncomfortable with just saying it or he or she thinks it's funny; used by over-friendly managers when trying to get you to think they're cool.
Most often, the acronym CYM stands for "check your mail." If you receive CYM in a chat or text message, you should check your email or stroll down to your mailboxASAP.
An acronym that represents the highest corporate officer; responsible for managing an organization that is for-profit; submits to the authority of the organization's board of directors.
When someone describes something as "not bad," they are actually saying it's pretty good or even great. For example, after killing your saxophone solo at the school concert, your dad may describe your performance as "not bad."
The acronym is primarily used to describe white Americans who come from a privileged background. This background typically includes wealth, education, Protestant Christianity, and Northern European ancestry.
An acronym that refers to a smart, young person; often associated with a young female; similar to thePYTacronym, which is featured in a Michael Jackson song.
Handsome tattooed guy name Zeppy
a utensil to which is used to smoke the great snowflakes, also known as a pipe, it is a code name so you dont get to busted when you want to exchange them or such
To log off of Facebook when you see one of your"friends" has logged on whom you don't want to chat with.
A snarky abbreviation for 'Can You Read,' typically deployed when someone asks a question that's already been answered in writing. It's the passive-aggressive cousin of 'RTFM' and the professional's alternative to screaming into the void. Perfect for those moments when your email clearly stated something three times.
When someone's excitement level transcends normal hype and enters the stratosphere of absolute uncontained enthusiasm. It's 'lit' but amplified with 'dumb' to indicate just how extraordinarily turnt up someone is.
One of those oddly specific internet-designated "holidays" where you're supposedly obligated to hug your significant other from behind and accept dares from them. Part of the endless calendar of made-up relationship days that social media invented to create content opportunities.
When someone makes a dramatic appearance change that fundamentally alters how others perceive them, named after the TV show character who cut her iconic hair and allegedly tanked the show's ratings. It's the aesthetic equivalent of updating your app and losing all your favorite features.
To arrive at a location, usually with the implication that you're about to make an entrance worth noticing. It's the verbal equivalent of announcing your presence before you actually show up. Originally street slang, now used by everyone from rappers to your mom asking if you're coming to Thanksgiving.
The highest compliment in fashion and confidence, describing someone who's absolutely killing it with unapologetic boldness and style. When 'serving' alone can't capture the sheer audacity of someone's excellence.
Something you think about constantly or obsess over, referencing the claim that men think about Ancient Rome frequently. The historically-inspired way to describe your latest fixation or intrusive thought pattern.
A format for calling out a specific detail, usually in a sarcastic or critical way. The passive-aggressive way to point out exactly what bothers you while pretending to make a casual observation.
The act of ruining someone's perfectly good vibe, usually uttered by someone channeling their inner 1970s stoner. It's what happens when your friend starts discussing their existential dread right when you're peacefully enjoying your lava lamp. A vintage phrase that deserves more usage in modern times.
Modern slang indicating something is impressive, intense, or exceptionally good—usually referring to music, performances, or statements that hit with impact. When something goes hard, it delivers with no apologies.
A self-congratulatory hand-clasping gesture where you squeeze your interlocked hands and swing them side to side like you just won an Olympic medal. It's the physical embodiment of patting yourself on the back, perfect for those moments when fist-pumping feels too aggressive but standing there doing nothing seems insufficient.
The act of anthropomorphizing inanimate objects, inspired by that guy who befriended a volleyball for two hours of screen time. When you catch yourself apologizing to your printer or blaming your phone for being "in a mood," you've been Tom Hanksed. It's the modern equivalent of yelling at clouds, except the clouds are now your smart home devices.
An acronym standing for "Life's a Bitch," deployed when the universe decides to pile on the misery with impressive efficiency. It's the fatalistic shorthand for when someone's day goes from bad to catastrophic and there's nothing left to say except acknowledge that existence is occasionally cruel. The verbal equivalent of a shoulder shrug in the face of cosmic injustice.