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Slang for one thousand dollars, typically used in Italian-American communities or contexts involving discreet transactions. The culinary metaphor provides plausible deniability—after all, you're just talking about pasta. It's The Sopranos meeting your local deli in linguistic form.
The Swiss Army knife of casual verbs: means either to visit a place or to contact someone for something you need. Perfect for when you want to sound laid-back about your Jamba Juice addiction or hitting your parents up for rent money. Maximum versatility, minimum syllables.
A fictional movie title used humorously to describe something hilariously over-the-top or absurdly perfect. It's internet shorthand for 'this is so good it transcends reality.'
A cheeky abbreviation for the Fox network that lets you complain about their terrible programming decisions while maintaining a thin veil of professionalism.
A Facebook feature that lets you send a cryptic, low-commitment notification to someone without actually saying anything—the digital equivalent of awkwardly waving at someone from across the room. It screams "I want your attention but I'm too anxious to actually message you."
A cheeky slang term for a condom, combining crude anatomical humor with a pseudo-official-sounding name.
A self-proclaimed holiday where you and a friend cosplay as a couple for the day, complete with fake dates and romantic activities—perfect for pranking other people who don't know it's all theater.
A made-up term describing the tendency to falsely diagnose or accuse someone of having compulsive or obsessive traits they don't actually possess. A critique of lazy analysis masquerading as expertise.
To be so cool or confident that you skip out on responsibilities or conventions—basically being too hip for the rules that bind ordinary mortals.
Sending two consecutive text messages without receiving a reply between them, a move that teeters between enthusiasm and desperation depending on context. It's the digital equivalent of knocking twice on someone's door—either you're excited or you're needy, and everyone can tell which.
Classic slang from the '60s (and later Boston-area staple) meaning extremely cool, awesome, or impressive. Originally surfed its way through Southern California before becoming a New England linguistic trademark—because sometimes "very" just doesn't cut it when describing how rad something is.
An abbreviation that may look like a misspelling of "nothing" but really stands for "anything;" should be read similar to thene1abbreviation; longer version of "nethng."
Someone who sends you G2PB has "got to pee badly." You're most likely to receive this acronym in online chat messages, sent when the person you're talking to has to goAFKfor a very specific reason.
For example, a marketing executive may send out an email explaining the company's new initiative, "How we plan to break into the LATAM markets." Or, a clothing company may distribute a sales report documenting their "LATAM dominance."
Notably, some Scrabble-style games allow players to play wuz, which is an easy way to get rid of troublesome letter Zs. Wuz scores 15 points in Scrabble, which is prettydecefor a three-letter word.
The game was released in August 2012 for iOS and in October 2013 for Android. It is a fantasy game set in a medieval-like era where players collect resources, such as gold and elixir, by attacking neighboring clans and completing challenges.
Most often, people use TMAI (tell me about it) as a more empathetic version ofBTDT(been there, done that). Someone who sends you TMAI has likely experienced the poor situation you just described and commiserates with your plight.
Gamersuse LFM to mean "looking for more." Players who post LFM are looking for more players to join their party or team.
For example, if you meet someone on a dating site and want to know more about them, you might ask, "You are very handsome, may I ask your nal?" Or, you might clarify, "My dad's nal is Swedish, and my mom is British."
A nuke is similar to aburstin that it deals a lot of damage. However, a burst is a combo of multiple abilities instead of just one. Also, a nuke can dealAOEdamage or damage to a single target.
In baseball, a grounder is a baseball hit on the ground that may result in a hit, an out, or an error. It is the shorter version of "ground ball."
Breadcrumbing is when a person leads someone on in a romantic way with no intention of committing to a relationship (ship). The "breadcrumber" may do it on accident, but typically they do it on purpose because they enjoy being pursued and fawned over.
An actor from the Terminator series who attempts to become governor of California.
When a car hits the 100,000 mi/km mark and starts becoming an endless money pit due to constant repair work needed.