Boomers
This word meant something was really cool or excellent in the 1960s.
Groovy
To relax or calm down, or something that's cool.
Chill
Doing grown-up things and taking on responsibilities.
Adulting
To do something exceptionally well.
Slay
A popular, dominant, independent leader.
Sigma
Used to expressed amazement or approval, especially for something unconventional.
Far Out
Originally meaning dangerous or difficult, but also used for something impressive.
Gnarly
Suddenly cutting off all communication without explanation.
Ghosting
Used to emphasize honesty or truthfulness.
No cap
The act of performing actions, often mundane or even cringeworthy, with the intention of appearing cool
Aura Farming
Someone who is old-fashioned or not "with it" was called this.
Square
Exclamation said after tricking someone or pulling a prank.
Psych!
A term of endearment for a significant other.
Bae
An affirmation or agreement, similar to "okay" or "yes".
Bet
Mewing
A person who is fussy, old-fashioned, or boring.
Fuddy-duddy
A phrase used to tell someone to calm down.
Take a chill pill
Used to describe something that is perfectly executed or looking good.
On fleek
Something delicious or excellent.
Bussin'
A nonsense term with varying meanings, often associated with something weird or cringey
Skibidi
Milk
Moo Juice
A term of endearment for a close friend.
Home skillet
Slang for proof or evidence, especially in online arguments.
Receipts
When a reply to a post gets more engagement than the original, usually indicating disapproval.
Ratioed
Someone with a curvy figure, especially used online
Gyat