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Those discussing great people or items use BOAT to mean "best of all time." Most commonly, this acronym is used to denote that an athlete, gamer, artist, or other notable person is the best in their field. However, you might also see a great movie, pizza, car, or other work of "art" described as "the BOAT."
Causing discomfort or embarrassment; awkward, uncomfortable, or excessively earnest in a way that makes observers wince. Often applied to secondhand embarrassment or overly try-hard behavior.
She'e the most amazing person you'll meet. She will make your stomach full of butterflies. She has the most sweetest smile that will make your heart calm. Seeing her smile is like sitting on a ocean shore and seeing the endless ocean.
The unfortunate constellation of acne that blooms across one's back, typically discovered during beach season or when trying on backless clothing. A portmanteau of 'back' and 'acne' that sounds exactly as glamorous as the condition itself. This dermatological disaster zone is the reason why some people exclusively wear t-shirts to the pool.
The laziest, most overused comeback in the history of verbal sparring, typically deployed by those who've completely run out of creative insults. It's so worn out that even people whose mothers have actually passed away just roll their eyes at it. The linguistic white flag of someone who lost the argument three exchanges ago.
Alphabet mafia is a slightly controversial term used to refer toLGBTQIApeople. Originally coined by intolerant people who intended to mock the ever-growing LGBTQIA (orLGBTTQQIAAP, if youreallywant to go for broke) acronym, alphabet mafia has since been reclaimed by LGBTQIA people who think the label soundsdopeas heck.
When you do something uncool, others may refer to that act as an SLM (socially limiting maneuver). You're most likely to encounter this acronym while chatting with your friends, about an awkward or embarrassing event (that you'd likely rather forget about).
In texts and online, people may abbreviate "husband and wife" as "H&W" (variation of "H/W"). For example, if your friend is surprised about the pairing of a couple, they may text you, "When did Michael and Tamika get married? I didn't know they were H&W."
When someone you're chatting with sends you SIA, it means there's someone else near their computer, who can read your conversation with them. So, you may want to be careful about what you say going forward.
An acronym standing for "Cash Rules Everything Around Me," immortalized by Wu-Tang Clan's 1993 hit that became a capitalist anthem for hip-hop culture. It's the philosophical acknowledgment that money makes the world go round, distilled into one perfectly quotable word. Dollar dollar bill, y'all.
Unnecessary conflict, emotional upheaval, or exaggerated response to a situation; interpersonal tension or gossip elevated into a spectacle. In social contexts, often used critically to describe someone making a fuss.
laughing more than you
An abbreviation for the measurement of time equal to 60 minutes; often used to describe when something starts or the time that you'll arrive some place; can also be seen as "hrs" when used plurally.
Throwing hands is a slang term that means "Fighting," which may refer to physical or emotional combat. The term comes from lifting, or throwing, your hands up like a boxer at the start of a match to get ready to attack another person or defend yourself.
Those who are getting mushy use KB to mean "kiss back." This acronym's most commonly sent in response toKorXOXO, to return your affections.
The classic emoticon representing a gasping open mouth, deployed when text needs to convey shock, surprise, or excitement. A digital ancestor of today's emoji, this simple combination of colon and capital O has been expressing disbelief since the early internet era when our communication options were charmingly primitive.
Slang for a large sum of money, profits, or earnings. Can also mean a person's area of expertise or specialty ('that's my bag').
A regrettable romantic decision made under the influence of poor judgment and alcohol—specifically, waking up next to someone so aesthetically challenged you'd contemplate self-amputation to escape. Also refers to the legendary dive bar in NYC where dignity goes to die (in a fun way).
A state of blissful mental vacancy, often used self-deprecatingly or to express contentment through simplicity. The zen of having absolutely nothing going on upstairs, and being fine with it.
when you think a song is good, most of time referred to reggae songs.
The term gained traction in pickup games, streetball circles, and social media during the late 2010s, where highlights of defensive stops were often tagged with "clamps" or "putting the clamps on." Today, you'll hear commentators, players, and fans use "clamp" when a defender is putting on a masterclass of defensive acumen. Whether it's anNBAstar like Draymond Green shutting down the opposing team's best scorer or a high school baller getting hyped in a TikTok highlight, having clamps is a badge of defensive pride.
When having intercourse doggy style the gentleman pulls out and ejaculates on the woman's back then spreeds his seed copiously over her back. She then has to find some sort of object to reach around behind her to scrape the dried ejaculant off. A similar effect can be reached by having expert aim to hit the exact spot where she can't reach...this variation is called the Ice Scraper.
best friends forever till death do us part
If you see NN2R at the end of a message, it means there's "no need to reply" to that message. For example, if a coworker ends an email with NN2R, it means you don't need to respond to that email.