Old words, new definition
Define the pop-culture reference: "slay"
to do something spectacularly well.
Define the pop-culture reference: "sus"
“Sus” is short-form for suspicious and is used when someone does something unusual or questionable.
Define the pop-culture reference: "Pick-me"
Someone who is constantly seeking attention in cringy ways
Define the pop-culture reference: "Slaps"
Used to refer to something that is perceived to be good, particularly used when referring to music.
Define the pop-culture reference: "Rizz"
A person’s romantic appeal or charm.
Define the pop-culture reference: "Touch grass"
A way of telling someone to "go outside", usually after said person is believed to have been on social media for too long.
Define the pop-culture reference: "Sigma"
Usually used as part of the phrase: “sigma male.” It means an independent man or a lone wolf.
Define the pop-culture reference: "skibbidi"
A nonce-word, often used for a comedic or exaggerating effect. Example: "That song was so skibidi." or "Ow! What in the skibidi was that?!"
Define the pop-culture reference: "Understood the assignment"
To understand what was supposed to be done; to do something well.
Define the pop-culture reference: "ate"
A phrase used to show admiration or praise for someone who succeeded or performed well in something. Example: "Did you see how easy she did that? She ate and left no crumbs!"
Define the pop-culture reference: "Situationship"
Refers to an ambiguous romantic relationship where all parties have mutual feelings for one another, but said feelings are not clearly defined; a mid-point between dating and not dating.
Define the pop-culture reference: "Roman Empire"
A random event, incident, or thing that fascinates or intrigues one to the point that one is frequently thinking about it.
Define the pop-culture reference: "Ohio"
A state, or a state of being strange and unusual.
Define the pop-culture reference: "Delulu"
Used to describe someone who holds unrealistic or overly idealistic beliefs, especially in the realm of relationships.
Define the pop-culture reference: "Out of pocket"
To be crazy, wild, or extreme, sometimes to an extent which is considered too far. Example: "That comment was out of pocket."