2020's Slang
I Spy with my little eyes
3rd Graders Know This
100
This word originated from the word charisma, and has now become both a noun and verb relating to someone’s ability to flirt.
What is “rizz”?
100
I spy with my little eye, the only national flag that isn’t from a Spanish-Speaking country.
What is Japan?
100
Zero divided by 6 yields this quotient.
What is 0?
200
All of us have both gained and lost this, a word that is used to refer to an undetermined amount of “cool points” someone has.
What is “aura”?
200
I spy with my little eye, a symbol of academic achievement held up by two hands on a mural.
What is a diploma?
200
The contraction that lost the most letters out of “I’m,” “they’ve,” “you’ve,” or “won’t.”
What is “won’t”?
300
This word usually refers to someone who stays inside and does nothing with their life, and all of you heard Arturo refer to his past self as one of these during Orientations.
What is a “chud”?
300
I spy with my little eye, a board by the welcome desk that usually has this written at the top.
What is “QOTD” or “Question of the day”?
300
The predicate of a sentence tells what this part is or does.
What is the subject?
400
This word refers to faking an expertise in something and could be seen as performative.
What is “larp”?
400
I spy with my little eye, a black and white square that can be seen all over El Centro, especially on pieces of paper.
What is a QR code?
400
The size of this body part changes, depending on the light.
What is the pupil?
500
This term referring to questionable authenticity comes from a multiplayer video game that recently received an adaptation as an animated show on Paramount+.
What is “sus”?
500
I spy with my little eye, a gray container on the welcome desk that many people stop by and use.
What is the hand sanitizer?
500
The 15th, 17th, 19th, 23rd, 24th, & 26th ones of these are specifically concerned with voting.
What are Amendments to the Constitution?