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Identify the slang word in this sentence:
"Look at my outfit, it’s giving today!"
It’s Giving = To describe the vibe of someone or something
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"I can’t believe you would gatekeep this new AI tool to help with studying. I thought we were study partners."
Gatekeep = intentional withholding of information, knowledge, access or opportunity
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“This pizza is bussin.”
Bussin = amazing, really good
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"Wow, that was amazing! You really ate that performance."
Ate = to express admiration or praise for someone/thing that excels
Identify the idiom in this sentence:
"You didn't get the grade you wanted but don't cry over spilled milk. Let's think about how to get extra help before the next exam. "
Cry over spilled milk = encourages a person to avoid wasting time worrying about things that have already happened and cannot be changed
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"David accidentally spilled the beans and ruined the surprise party."
Spill the beans = To accidentally reveal a secret or share something that you weren’t supposed to
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"Since my parents live across the country, I get to see them once in a blue moon."
Once in a blue moon = Describes something that rarely happens
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"That math exam was a piece of cake!
Piece of cake = something that is very easy
Identify multiple slang words in this sentence.
"It's so cringe that he thinks that Taylor Swift loves him because they made eye contact once during the concert. He's delulu."
Cringe = used to describe content or behavior that is regarded as embarrassing, awkward, or uncomfortable to witness
Delulu = derived from word “delusional” and is commonly used to describe individuals who exhibit peculiar or extreme behavior, especially superfans or romantic partners
Identify multiple slang words in these sentences.
"My friend told me to stop wearing the same hoodie every day because it's giving NPC vibes. But honestly, it's my forever fit."
NPC vibes = someone acting in a repetitive or unoriginal way, like a non-playable character (NPC) in a video game. Often used jokingly.
fit = short for "outfit" and is widely used in casual and internet language to refer to someone's clothing or style.
Identify multiple slang words in these sentences.
"In my pumpkin spice latte era."
"No cap, I always see you with one."
Era = describe someone’s current interests or priorities.
No cap = Used to emphasize the truth or sincerity of a statement; the opposite of "cap" (lie).
Identify multiple slang words in these sentences.
A: "He is so charming. On their anniversary, he bought her 2 dozen roses and a new car! He's got rizz!"
B: "And his suit was drippin'."
Rizz = derived from word, charisma and describes anyone who is engaging and charming (especially to love interests)
Drip = refers to those who possess a distinct and confident fashion sense, exuding sophistication and trendiness in their demeanor
Come up with a sentence using the slang "Mid":
Definition: mediocre or not that good
Example: "The hamburger we had yesterday was mid."
Come up with a sentence using the slang "Doomscrolling":
Definition: Compulsive behavior or continuously scrolling through negative news and content online in a quest for the latest information
Example: "I should have been studying but I stayed up doomscrolling until 3 am. "
Come up with a sentence using the slang "Lowkey":
Definition: refers to something understated, subtle, or not widely acknowledged, often implying a quiet preference or opinion.
Example: "I lowkey love playing Monopoly, but I never admit it because my friends think it’s boring."
Come up with a sentence using the slang "Bed Rot":
Definition: Refers to spending extended periods of time in bed, often engaging in activities like watching TV, scrolling on social media, or reading.
Example: "After finals, I went into full-on bed rot mode and spent the entire weekend binge-watching my favorite shows."
What do these acronyms stand for?
TBH: To Be Honest
OPP = abbreviation for “Opponent” or “Opposition”.
POV: Point of View
What do these acronyms stand for?
AMA = Ask Me Anything
BFR = I Know, Right? (used to agree enthusiastically or emphasize shared feelings about something)
OOMF = Shaking My Head (used to express frustration, disappointment, or disbelief)
What do these acronyms stand for?
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
N/A: Not Applicable/Available
AKA: Also Known As
What do these acronyms stand for?
BRB: Be right back
BTW: By the way
IYKYK= If you know, you know