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You may see zzz in messages (texts and online), on social media, and as an away message in instant messaging applications. You might see it in media depictions of characters sleeping, such as comic books and shows.
No, the person who sent you lemeno did not misspell "lemon-o." This unusual abbreviation means "let me know." Say lemeno aloud, and you'll understand why.
An acronym that is commonly used as a title for doctors of medicine in the United States; also refers to the degree earned by doctors and surgeons in order to practice medicine, which commonly takes 4 years to complete, followed by several years of internships, residency training, and tests; also known asDM.
When you agree with something someone did or said, you can simply say "word." People may use it in person, online, and in messages to say, "I agree," or "gotcha" (especially when emphasizing something).
If you receive LUB near the end of a conversation, you can respond withILU2and some variation ofTTFN. This will let the sender know you understood their message, you love them, and you'll talk to them again later.
A sports statistic that is used to measure the strength of schedule and how a team performs against that schedule; used to rank college football, basketball, baseball, softball, hockey, soccer, lacrosse, and volleyball teams; created in 1981.
However, FYKI isn't always as kind as it sounds. In some contexts, some people may use it sarcastically or passive-aggressively, especially online or in professional back-and-forths. It can precede a statement meant to correct someone or point out something obvious, with just enough edge to say, "I'm being polite, but I want you togetthis."
The President typically covers the challenges they and their administration have faced over the last year and how they have handled or solved them. If it's their first term, they will likely cover events that occurred under the previous President's tenure.
A petextrian is a person who walks while texting. The term is a combination of "pedestrian" and "text."
A phrase used to precede a description of a moment that other people can relate to. It is also seen as theTMWacronym.
Someone who doesn't just survive trauma or hardship but comes out the other side leveled up, turning their struggles into strength and advocating for others. It's the inspirational rebrand of 'survivor' for people who refuse to just get by—they're determined to flourish despite everything.
An acronym for 'I Am Laughing,' the more formal cousin of LOL for people who want to acknowledge humor without committing to actually laughing out loud. It's what you type when something is mildly amusing but not quite worthy of a full-blown laugh.
Stands for 'Weird Awkward Boner,' referring to those inconvenient and inexplicable moments of arousal that occur at the worst possible times. It's biology's way of ensuring maximum embarrassment during science class, presentations, or family dinners.
Slang for gross, sticky, unidentified fluid that you definitely don't want to touch but somehow already did. It's the substance that makes you immediately seek hand sanitizer or consider amputation. The word itself sounds exactly as unpleasant as what it describes.
The music industry's performative gesture of 'inclusivity' when touring North America, usually meaning they'll hit Vancouver, Toronto, and maybe Calgary while ignoring the other 99% of Canada's geography. It's the touring equivalent of 'we have food at home.' A masterclass in technically not lying while disappointing millions.
A portmanteau of 'bros' and 'alumni' referring to former fraternity brothers or college buddies who refuse to let graduation dampen their party lifestyle. They've left campus but campus culture hasn't left them. The guys at the tailgate who peaked in college and are totally fine with that.
A declaration that you're feeling absolutely fabulous, confident, and untouchable—basically the human equivalent of a luxury handbag. When you say you're Gucci, you're announcing to the world that you're operating at peak swagger levels. It's less about actual designer fashion and more about that unshakeable main-character energy.
A portmanteau of "little" and "lot" that somehow means both simultaneously—starting small and ending up being way more than expected. It's the perfect word for when you're lying to yourself about portion sizes or time commitments. Essentially the linguistic embodiment of "just one more episode" turning into a full season.
The infamous Nevada military base that became the internet's favorite meme destination in 2019 when millions jokingly pledged to storm it for alien encounters. What started as a Facebook joke evolved into an actual festival, proving that Gen Z can turn classified government facilities into viral events. The ultimate "what if we all just showed up" moment that actually happened (sort of).
An emoticon depicting angry shock or outraged disbelief, typically deployed when you've been denied something you desperately wanted or witnessed an injustice. The greater-than sign adds an angry eyebrow to the classic open-mouth shock face, creating the digital equivalent of a toddler's tantrum face. Most commonly used ironically to exaggerate minor disappointments.
For women: When you are having sex with a guy you don't like, have them place anal beads in your ass and when he is about to cum, have him yank the anal beads out of your ass quickly, making you shit all over him.
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Your friend who is smarter than you but deploys their superior intellect to behave like the colloquial term for the lady’s garden.