Emphasis & Reaction
You use this emoji between each word of a sentence for added emphasis.
The "Clapping Hands" 👏 Emoji
Another word for "aggravate".
Aggy
A three-letter word for someone that can either be related to you or seem familiar.
"Fam"
Another word for your significant other.
"Bae/Boo"
"It be like that sometimes."
"It usually happens like that."
The added emphasis that supplements the word "period".
A word that describes one's unusual or off behavior.
"Sus"/"Suspect"
You use this word as a term of endearment or when slightly threatened; has a similar function like "bro".
"Sis"
A noun that is equivalent to gossip.
Tea. 🫖
A phrase asked when you notice someone obviously upset.
"You mad or nah?"
The phrase that adds emphasis when someone does/says something shocking or unexpected.
"And I oop!" 😮
Another version for your mom's or dad's sister; think Killmonger...
Auntie
A noun used in conversation; a more lax/southern way of saying "child".
Chile
"It couldn't be me..."
"I would not do something like that."/"I would not want to be in something like that."
A stated reaction to someone that's attractive online or is used as an abbreviation; usually seen on TikTok.
"GYAAAAT!"
When someone is caught doing this, their behavior is not up to par.
"Slipping"
A noun that signifies solidarity/friendship.
"Patnah" (pronounced "PAHT-neh")
This noun describes someone that is madly in love with their significant other.
A simp.
This phrase could mean that your appearance is really put together or you might've been taken by surprise.
"I'm snatched."/"My wig is snatched."
If someone is really good at what they do or they say something reaffirming, you do this. But watch out; you don't want to get hit by accident.
Throwing a shoe/object.
This kind of behavior can be found on the internet, not under a tree.
Shade/Shade-Throwing
Family ties in which the children of aunts or uncles are related to you; these can be biological or through close friendships between families.
Cousins.
This noun could be used to describe an enemy/foe or even institutions such as the police.
Opp/Opposition.
A phrase that has universal meaning; it can be used to validate someone's excuse, get context, or stated when there's a threat.
"You good?"/"You good!"/"You straight?"