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howza

A casual contraction mashup asking 'how's it going?' with the energy of someone who actually wants to hear about your day. It's the verbal equivalent of a friendly wave that opens the door to actual conversation rather than just polite small talk. Peak early-2000s internet chat vibes.

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Fish

These fish, often calledminnows, are usually new to the format or just casual players and have not built up the skill to compete with more experienced players. Roughly 70% of them lose money playing DFS, which goes to the sharks that feed on their losses. The term is similar to the "shooting fish in a barrel" phrase.

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S2U

Alternatively, people may also reply with S2U after you insult them, to let you know they don't like you much either. Hopefully, you're kind of the person who is more likely to receive a positive S2U than a negative one.

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rooted

Australian slang for when something is completely broken, exhausted, or generally beyond repair. The Aussie equivalent of 'screwed,' proving once again that Australians have a colorful way of describing disaster.

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grundle sauce

the nutritious drink formed by the sweat between your anus and ballsack.

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Kaganing

When two bisexual women are in a relationship and one of them has sex with a man, especially a well-endowed one, while the other is not around. Later the other woman eats her out, sometimes to soothe the pain. Named for Elena Kagan, a Supreme Court Justice who has both had lesbian rumors and been linked to Thurgood Marshall.

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young one

Irish and UK colloquial term for a young girl or woman—chav-adjacent slang that's been popular in Ireland and parts of...