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Define the pop-culture reference: "extra"

Dramatic, attention-grabbing, too much

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Define the pop-culture reference: "boujee"

Rich, luxurious, special, fancy.

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Define the pop-culture reference: "sus"

“Sus” is short-form for suspicious and is used when someone does something unusual or questionable.

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Define the pop-culture "flex"

Showing off

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Define the pop-culture reference "bruh"

This is used when referring to someone's actions (either that you approve or disapprove of)

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Define the pop-culture reference: "salty"

To overreact or be in a bad mood

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Define the pop-culture reference: "Spill the tea"

Asking for someone to spill the tea is a gen Z slang way to say “So, tell us what happened…” or "Give us the gossip.."



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Define the pop-culture reference: "Stan"

the term used for the obsessive fans of a popular celebrity. It can also be used as a verb.



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Define the pop-culture reference: "cap"

Short for “lying,” “a lie,” or “to deceive.”

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Define the pop-culture reference "Rizz"

A person’s romantic appeal or charm.

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Define the pop-culture reference: "shook"

stunned, shocked.

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Define the pop-culture reference: "slay"

to do something spectacularly well.
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Define the pop-culture reference: "Rent-free"

To become an obsession, to dominate someone’s thoughts.

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Define the pop-culture reference: "mid"

Saying something is “mid” is to say that it’s mediocre or not that good.

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Define the pop-culture reference "mewing"

Putting your tongue on the roof of your mouth, to have a sharper jawline.

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Define the pop-culture reference: "Gaslighting"

Gaslighting is the act of distorting the truth in a way that’s intended to make another person accept the deception due to doubting their own memory, reality, or sanity. It’s considered a form of psychological manipulation or emotional abuse.

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Define the pop-culture reference: "drip"

Stylish, sophisticated clothes or appearance.

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Define the pop-culture reference: "vibe check"

Verb - To make sure someone is having a good time.

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Define the pop-culture reference: "Periodt"

It’s basically a way to “drop the mic” after saying something important.

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Dine the pop culture reference of GOAT (acronym)

An acronym for "Greatest Of All Time."

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Define the pop-culture reference: "Bussin'"

Amazing, really good.

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Define the pop-culture reference: "It's giving"

You can throw this one into conversation to describe the vibe something is giving you. 

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Define the pop-culture reference: "era"

Think of this as a substitute for “phase”. Super into ramen lately? Looks like you’re in your ramen era. Maybe someone’s been causing a lot of drama recently — they’re in their villain era.

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Define the pop-culture reference: "gate-keep/gate-keeping"

to withhold information from others/not want to share it.

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Define the pop-culture reference "Ohio"

A state, or a state of being strange and unusual.

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Define the pop-culture reference: "Pick-me"

Someone who is constantly seeking attention in cringy ways

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Define the pop-culture "lowkey"

Lowkey" means you want to keep something more private

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Define the pop-culture reference: "Yeet"

To throw in anger

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Define the pop-culture reference: "Vanilla" 

Boring/Beige.

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Define the pop-culture reference: "Yassify"

A dramatic makeover, or to apply several beauty filters to a picture until the person is totally unrecognizable

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Define the pop-culture reference of simp

Someone who shows excessive sympathy and support for a person, especially someone who is not interested in them romantically.

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Define girl dinner 

A bunch of random ingredients that do not go together 

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Define this 1960's pop-culture reference "bread"

Money

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Define the pop-culture reference: "Oof"

to express discomfort from watching someone else experience an uncomfortable or embarrassing moment.

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Define this 1990's pop-culture reference "word"

yes; I agree