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what are you wearing

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book it

To evacuate a location with extreme urgency and speed, usually because something bad is about to go down. Born from the idea of 'booking' or moving fast, it's the universal signal that it's time to make yourself scarce. Perfect for when authority figures appear or awkward situations arise.

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fub

An acronym standing for 'fat ugly bastard'—a crude insult combining physical appearance criticism with general contempt. Mostly dated internet slang from the early 2000s.

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brilliant

British-flavored enthusiasm for anything excellent, from a perfectly cooked meal to a genius idea. Americans adopted it to sound more sophisticated than just saying "awesome," though it still means exactly that. Add a British accent for maximum effect.

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RW

The acronym is commonly used when confronting a person about their time in the virtual world, whether it be a lot of gaming or social media time. The person may become delusional about the real world because of the ex excessive amount of time they spend online. RW may also be used to refer to the "Real World" MTV reality show.

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mall rat

A teenager who essentially lives at the mall, treating it as their natural habitat and social headquarters. Historically characterized by aggressive loitering, intimidating fashion choices, and a fierce resistance to mall security authority.

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peep dis

check out what I'm telling you

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