The term is used similarly to theyasssterm, which is another way to say "yes" but in a more excited and fun way. You most likely will only ever see the term in a text message or on a social site or chatroom since it sounds the same as the correct spelling of "queen."

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Beginner

Omaha

A term made popular by Denver Broncos Quarterback Peyton Manning when he walks up to the line of scrimmage and barks out plays; when he audibles, or changes the play, he often yells out, "Omaha;" this has evolved into "change of plans" for common folk who use the term and don't play quarterback in theNFL.

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off the edge

That sweet spot between quirky and concerning where someone's behavior raises eyebrows but doesn't quite warrant an intervention. You're unconventional enough to make people nervous at dinner parties, but not so far gone that anyone's calling your therapist. Often associated with recreational experimentation and a growing disdain for social norms.

📱 Gen-Z / Internet Slang

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