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Someone who acts as a self-appointed moral authority and builds a fanatical following to condemn others as evil, despite not being religious. It's a jab at performative morality and cult-of-personality behavior.
An obscure internet-era term for someone who avoids online communication and instead engages in physical activities, particularly acrobatics. It's essentially the opposite of an extremely online person, though the backflip specificity makes this deeply niche.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, former WWE wrestler turned Hollywood's highest-paid action star, known for his cartoonishly expressive eyebrows and the People's Elbow. He successfully transitioned from saying "Can you smell what The Rock is cooking?" to actually cooking meth in multiple franchises. The only person who can make a fanny pack look intimidating.
A signature devastating move in Mortal Kombat where Liu Kang launches an inferno projectile directly at your opponent's face; now used metaphorically to describe any crushing comeback or devastating attack.
A witty, sarcastic personality or remark that blends humor with cynicism in a way that's often charming. Usually a compliment, though it can read as arrogant if delivered wrong.
A contracted form of 'know what I mean?', used to check if your audience is following your train of thought. Particularly popular in hip-hop culture, it's the verbal equivalent of a head nod seeking confirmation.
In tabletop RPG contexts, particularly Planescape, this describes someone influenced by contact with other planes of existence. It's a supernatural explanation for why someone might have unusual insights, abilities, or just acts really weird.
An internet dinosaur noise that evolved from a playful roar into a way to emphasize statements, express cutesy aggression, or signal you're trying to be edgy in 2006. Often accompanied by 'XD' and regrettable fashion choices involving too many studded belts.
An onomatopoetic expression of dismissal, functioning as both a verbal eye-roll and the sound of silent gastrointestinal rebellion. The sophisticated person's "whatever." Conveys maximum apathy with minimum effort.
An acronym meaning 'Take It That Far'—used to encourage someone to go all-in or push beyond perceived limits. It's the verbal equivalent of saying 'go big or go home,' usually shouted enthusiastically.
An Urban Dictionary contributor who submits a single definition, gets it published, then vanishes without helping moderate the site's massive backlog—basically a definition deadbeat parent.
Southern American dialectical pronunciation of "water," where the "a" gets flattened into an "o" faster than sweet tea disappears at a church potluck. This linguistic transformation is a dead giveaway that someone grew up below the Mason-Dixon line. Not to be confused with similar regional variations like "warter" or the New York "wooder."
A lazy phonetic abbreviation of 'blow me,' for when you need to express dismissive contempt but typing two whole words is just too much effort. Popular among sports fans and anyone who peaked in middle school. It's the linguistic equivalent of giving up halfway through an insult.
An edgy alternative spelling of "gay" using the æ ligature, because apparently regular letters are too mainstream. Typically deployed by people who think adding special characters makes their insults more sophisticated, when really it just makes them harder to type.
A playful abbreviation of 'artsy' that strips away all the pretension and MFA degrees. It's for people who take aesthetic photos but don't want to sound like they're about to lecture you on postmodernism. Think less gallery opening, more Instagram filter.
The imaginary medical condition used to explain that awkward single hiccup that erupts from your body at the worst possible moment. Unlike normal hiccups that come in annoying sequences, hiccupitis strikes once and sounds like your body is trying to speak whale. It's the perfect excuse for that weird noise you just made during a silent meeting.
what you see is what you get
Examine Your Zipper Pretty Darn Quick
You are annoying me so much
Yes, My ret*rded Ass Signed Up
you suck at the internet
The invisible step is a dance move in which a person pretends to step on, then over, an invisible step. The move started to gain popularity in 2014, but gained the most fame when a video of cheerleader Ariel Olivar doing the move wentviralin December 2017.
Buttcoin is a community of cryptohaters. Thesenocoinersthink all cryptocurrencies are useless and/or a scam, and wish they'd disappear.
The acronym is typically used by people who think texting or typing acronyms makes them sound clever or smart. However, since BAIC is pretty obscure, using the acronym will most likely make the recipient feel confused along with the sender.