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A small, scraggly ponytail typically sprouting from the back of someone's head, favored by those who've done time or aspire to look like they have. It's the mullet's criminal cousin—business in the front, felony in the back. Often accompanied by questionable neck tattoos and a general air of "don't ask."
Fandom is a slang term for a community of fans that combines "fanatics" and "kingdom." This term is used to describe a community of fans of team, person, TV show, movie, etc.
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."
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.
Critical race theory (CRT) is an academic concept that focuses on how racism permeates social institutions, such as government, education, healthcare, and financial institutions. It contrasts with the idea that racism is confined to an individual's prejudice against another race.
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Morning After the Night Before Breath—that special bouquet of regret, alcohol metabolites, and death that greets you upon waking after a night of drinking. It's the olfactory evidence that your body is processing poor decisions and punishing you accordingly. No amount of regular brushing can defeat this monster; you need industrial-strength intervention.
Internet shorthand for "I'm just messing with you," deployed when you need to quickly defuse a joke that might've landed wrong. It's the digital equivalent of saying "just kidding!" before someone takes your sarcasm seriously and blocks you.
Fans ofThe Amazing World of Gumballmay refer to the show as TAWOG. For example, you might encounter this acronym in online forums, when fans are discussing their favorite animated shows.
A texting and chatting acronym that is used by someone who's content and happy with how their life is going; phrased as a rhetorical question; similar toALG; can be used sarcastically by someone who's disappointed by life and frustrated.
The term FOBO first appeared in an October 2020 Slate article titledThe FOBO Is Real, in which author Heather Schwedel explained FOBO's meaning. Seven months into the United States' roller coaster pandemic experience, Schwedel assumed most remote workers were feeling at least some amount of FOBO, until The New Yorker reporter Jeffrey Toobin notably proved her wrong.
Sometimes, people send DYHAB just as a way of getting to know others better. But most times, people who send DYHAB are romantically interested in you.
A person who manages, controls, and narrates the events within a game is often referred to as a "game master," or "GM" for short. A GM is responsible for setting the scene, presenting challenges, and assuming the roles of various non-player characters (NPCs) interacting with the players. In these contexts, the GM must be creative and quick-thinking as they adapt to the unpredictable actions of players and attempt to enhance the gaming experience.
Infla-dating is when you go on cheaper dates because of the rising costs due to inflation. The term was coined in 2022 as a reaction to worldwide inflation that made dating an expensive endeavor.
Homework is the bane of students from grade school to college. It not only requires a lot of effort but also ruins social plans, especially over the weekend.
In emails, Y/N stands for "yes or no?" An email that starts or ends with Y/N likely contains a question to which you must answer "Yes" or "No."
Most often, people use ILI when answering the question "WDYT?" If a person really likes the thing in question, they may respond with "ILI!!!"
In online chat, BWG represents a "big wide grin." You may also see this acronym written as <BWG>.
You may hear people use b-day in real life (IRL) or see it online or in messages. For example, your friend may text you, "When's your b-day again? I don't want to schedule my vacay during your celebration."
A South Korean girl group that's basically the Beatles of K-pop—they debuted in 2016 with massive hits like 'Whistle' and 'Boombayah' and subsequently broke every record for female Korean acts on Billboard, YouTube, and basically everywhere else. They're the squad that made 'Ice Cream' and proved the whole world watches them.
Bitter, resentful, or passive-aggressively sharp-tongued—the internet's favorite descriptor for someone whose feelings got hurt and they've decided to broadcast their indignation with maximum emotional intensity. A term that perfectly captures the unspoken rule: if you're going to lose, do it loudly and online.
Someone who sprints through public spaces completely naked for shock value, attention, or just pure chaos. A time-honored tradition of public indecency that somehow never goes out of style.
An expression of agreement or acknowledgment in response to a statement or proposition. Think of it as a casual 'yes' or 'for sure' that signals you're on board.
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.