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guess what i just did

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donkeyette

The feminine iteration of "donkey," for when a woman is acting particularly foolish or making questionable life choices. It's the unnecessarily gendered version of an already silly insult. Essentially, it's calling someone a lady donkey, which is as ridiculous as it sounds.

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chonkchalance

The magical transformation that occurs when a hangry person finally gets food and becomes tolerable again. A portmanteau of 'chonk' (eating heartily) and 'nonchalance,' describing that post-meal zen state where someone goes from raging monster to reasonable human. Scientists have yet to study this phenomenon, but spouses worldwide can confirm its existence.

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stancil

A deliberately misspelled version of 'stencil' that somehow became slang for something genuinely cool or awesome. Proof that typos can ascend to cultural relevance.

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Tiersa

An unusual yet extremely telling name, usually created by a set of parents way too into movies or reality television. Tiersa's usually grow to extremely tall heights and develop extremely curvy curves. The majority of Tiersa's partake in the smoking of what today's kids refer to as "Pot". Tiersa's are fun loving, smart, and usually extraordinarily horny. If you ever run into one of these girls, beware.

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Full of fail

The opposite of 'full of win'—when something is so spectacularly unsuccessful that it becomes a cautionary tale. Like a product launch that crashes, burns, and somehow catches fire again for good measure. It's the mid-2000s internet's way of saying 'that was a complete and utter disaster.'

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Dhaal Wala

A wealthy suburbanite who lives in a McMansion and drives a luxury car but still eats like a frugal immigrant, subsisting on lentils and leftovers to squeeze every penny. The embodiment of 'live below your means' taken to its most ironic extreme—why order takeout when you can retire at 45?

📱 Gen-Z / Internet Slang

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