Big Yikes: An expression of strong embarrassment or awkwardness.
Bop: A really good song.
Bruh: A casual term for "bro" or "dude," often expressing disbelief.
Cancelled: Rejecting or boycotting someone due to their actions.
Clap Back: A sharp or witty retort to criticism.
Cheugy: Something that is out of date or trying too hard.
Drip: Stylish or fashionable appearance, especially related to clothing.
Extra: Over-the-top, dramatic behavior.
Fire: Something really cool or awesome.
FOMO: Fear of Missing Out.
Glow Up: A transformation for the better, particularly in appearance.
Karen: A pejorative term for an entitled, demanding woman.
No Cap: Used to emphasize that something is true or not exaggerated.
Salty: Being bitter or upset over something trivial.
Sksksk: A way to express excitement, often used in text or online.
Slay: Doing something exceptionally well.
Stan: An enthusiastic fan or supporter of someone or something.
Tea: Gossip or the latest news.
VSCO Girl: A stereotypical subculture of Generation Alpha, characterized by certain fashion and behaviors.
Yeet: A term used to express excitement or to describe throwing something with force.
Bet: Used to agree with something or confirm a plan.
Bop: A good song.
Boujee: High-class, rich, or fancy.
Clout: Influence or power, especially in social media contexts.
Curve: To reject someone's advances.
Dab: A dance move where you drop your head into your bent elbow.
Fam: Short for family; close friends.
Flex: Showing off in a boastful manner.
Ghost: To suddenly stop communicating with someone.
High Key: The opposite of low key; something that’s openly expressed.
Hits Different: Something that feels more meaningful or impactful.
I’m Dead: A phrase used when something is extremely funny.
It’s Lit: Used to describe something that’s really good or exciting.
Low Key: Something that’s subtly expressed or kept quiet.
Mood: Something that captures your current feelings.
Receipts: Evidence or proof of something, typically in a text or online conversation.
Savage: Acting tough or showing no mercy.
Shade: A subtle insult or criticism.
Snack: An attractive person.
Squad: A group of friends.
Adulting: Doing grown-up things like paying bills or cooking.
Bae: A term of endearment, short for "before anyone else."
Basic: Someone who is only interested in mainstream, popular things.
Bye Felicia: A dismissive way to say goodbye to someone unimportant.
Cray: Short for crazy.
Dope: Something really cool or awesome.
Epic Fail: A significant or embarrassing failure.
FOMO: Fear of Missing Out.
Ghosting: Ending a relationship by suddenly cutting off communication.
Hangry: Being irritable due to hunger.
Hella: Very; a lot.
Lit: Used to describe something exciting or fun.
Netflix and Chill: A euphemism for watching Netflix with romantic intentions.
On Fleek: Perfect or flawless, usually referring to appearance.
Salty: Bitter or upset.
Slay: To do something exceptionally well.
Throw Shade: To subtly criticize or insult someone.
Turnt: Really excited or having a great time, especially at a party.
Woke: Being socially aware, especially about social justice issues.
Yas: An enthusiastic way to say yes.
Airhead: Someone who is not very smart or aware.
Bodacious: Impressive, excellent, or attractive.
Burnout: A person who is exhausted, typically from overwork or stress.
Chill: Relaxed or laid-back.
Cowabunga: An exclamation of excitement, popularized by surfers and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Dissed: To be insulted or disrespected.
Dweeb: A socially awkward or nerdy person.
Gnarly: Both good and bad; impressive but potentially dangerous.
Going Postal: Losing control, typically in a violent or extreme way.
Grunge: A style or subculture characterized by a rugged, unkempt appearance.
Homey: A close friend or companion.
Lame: Uncool or not exciting.
Poser: Someone who pretends to be something they’re not, especially in subcultures like punk or skateboarding.
Psyche: A way to indicate that you were just kidding.
Rad: Short for radical; something cool or awesome.
Sketchy: Something or someone that seems suspicious or untrustworthy.
Totally: Completely or absolutely.
Tubular: Cool or awesome, often used by surfers.
Veg Out: To relax and do nothing, often while watching TV.
Wicked: Really cool or impressive, especially in New England.
A Gas: Something that is a lot of fun.
Boss: Something that is excellent or really good.
Cat: A cool person, especially in the jazz scene.
Cruisin’ for a Bruisin’: Looking for trouble or a fight.
Decked Out: Dressed up in fancy or elaborate clothes.
Far Out: Cool, amazing, or unbelievable.
Flip Side: The other side of a record; used to say "see you later."
Foxy: Attractive, usually referring to women.
Groovy: Cool, stylish, or fashionable.
Hippie: A member of the counterculture movement, known for peace and love.
Hunky Dory: Everything is fine or going well.
Lay It On Me: Tell me what’s on your mind.
Neat: Cool or impressive.
Outta Sight: Incredible, amazing, or awesome.
Pad: Someone’s home or apartment.
Pig Out: To eat a lot or overeat.
Right On: An expression of agreement or enthusiasm.
Square: Someone who is not cool or is old-fashioned.
The Man: A person of authority, often used negatively.
What’s Your Bag?: What’s your problem or what are you interested in?
Ankle-Biter: A small child.
Beat Feet: To leave quickly, to get out of somewhere.
Big Cheese: The most important person in a group or organization.
Cool Cat: A stylish or impressive person.
Daddy-O: A term of address for a man, often a cool or hip person.
Doll: An attractive woman.
Dreamboat: A really attractive man.
Flip Your Wig: To go crazy or get very excited.
Ginchy: Cool, neat, or excellent.
Hep: Cool or in the know, especially with jazz culture.
Knuckle Sandwich: A punch in the face.
Make the Scene: To attend a social event or be seen at a popular place.
Pad: A person’s home or apartment.
Peepers: Glasses or eyes.
Razz My Berries: To excite or impress someone.
Sock Hop: A dance party, typically held in a school gym.
Swell: Excellent or very good.
Threads: Clothing or outfit.
Wigged Out: Extremely excited or nervous, acting crazy.
Zoot Suit: A flashy, oversized suit popular in the 1940s.
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