Acronyms
GOAT
Acronym for the phrase "greatest of all time".
Slay
To do something well.
"Slay, you’re such a queen!"
Term used to describe that something is impressive, good, or cool. This is usually said to express that you very much enjoy something or that it is hot.
Fire
Delulu
Used to describe someone who holds unrealistic or overly idealistic beliefs, especially in the realm of relationships.
Three letter shortened version of "as hell."
asl
Bruh
Term used to express a feeling of shock, embarrassment, or disappointment toward something or someone.
"Did you just dent my car? Bruh!"
Ending communication or contact with someone without warning.
Ghost
Rizz
One's charm/seduction skills.
NPC
Someone who cannot think for themselves and/or has no or little control over their own life, is ready to agree with popular opinion unquestioningly, and always believes what they are told; someone who acts robotic, similar to an NPC (non-player character) in a video game.
Lit
Colloquially: "Enlightened", "Hot", "Fire." The new hotness; something remarkable, interesting, fun or amusing. Generally positive.
"That party was lit!"
Someone or something that is over-the-top, excessive, or dramatic in behavior, appearance, or actions.
Extra
Glizzy
A hot dog.
5 letter acronym used to describe inside jokes, becoming a popular hashtag in 2019.
Iykyk
Tea
Secret information or rumors.
"So, what's the tea?"
Phrase used to show admiration or praise for someone who succeeded or performed well in something.
Ate
IJBOL
An acronym for the phrase "I just burst out laughing", a version of "lmao."
OOMF
One of My Followers.
"OOMF liked that post."
"Me and my oomfies all follow her."
Period
Used as an interjection to indicate that the preceding statement is final and that there is nothing more to be said about it. Similar to the British term "full stop."
"You were awesome out there, period."
Used to describe someone who is behaving or expressing themselves in a resentful, bitter, or irritated manner.
Salty
Skibidi
Nonce word, is often used for a comedic or exaggerating effect.