The Independent_ (London, Eng.), 17 Aug. You say: "I saw Expendables 3 & it's 02: "I just lost 2 hours 6 minutes and 16 seconds of my life. He replied saying he was so relieved because he had been cheating on me with a girl in his dorm. "Today, I texted my boyfriend to tell him how terrible I felt about cheating. even though its all right there on my hotel bill. I turn in my voucher this morning, and they tell me they cant pay my meals because i didnt keep individual itemized receipts.
How is fml used?Īs with many such words it is rarely encountered in spoken use. Thank you :)Īubrey Ault is an 8th grader in Northwest Arkansas and the oldest daughter of Macaroni Kid Fayetteville publisher Kara Ault.FML (or fml) stands for "fuck my life." Where did fml come from?Īn expression of rueful chagrin writ small, fml is another of the many abbreviations, acronyms, and initialisms popularized through Internet use. And I also hope you use these words to embarrass your teen in front of their friends. I hope this list helps you communicate with your teen better. It can be used as a replacement for “okay” or “YES”, but teens use this word as a response when someone challenges them.Įxample: “I dare you to ask out that new girl, she’s cute.”Įven when you're young it’s hard to keep up with the millennial slang. Teens have transformed this word to mean outfit.īet is a word that has many uses. You probably already know that the original version of this word means to be active, or in shape. Texts, screenshots, or tweets can all be examples of receipts. When someone is sharing drama (or tea), a receipt is proof or evidence that it’s actually true. Example: “When she showed up in high heels, I was absolutely shook.” Shook is an adjective when you're shocked, surprised, or startled. Got a really cute outfit? You're slaying! To slay means to excel at something, or do a really good job. GOAT is an acronym for “greatest of all time” and is commonly used when people are talking about sports. While some of them may not make sense at. High key is the antonym of “low key.” Anything you are doing or saying loud and proud is high key. TikTok slang explained: From CEO to accountant and ASL on TikTok, here’s a detailed breakdown of all the slang you’re likely to come across in the app. Parties can be described as “Lit”, and so can high/drunk people. But in case you're not sure “lit” means cool or fun. This word is very commonly used and a lot of adults even know what this means. Now, the term Stan is used to describe someone who goes to lengths to obsess over a celebrity. In 2000, the song Stan was published by Eminem about crazed or nosy fans. If you combine “sup” and “huh” you get “suh” (yes, it’s pretty pointless but somehow this word is pretty trendy.) Girls typically say “that’s the tea sis” or “spill the tea.” Tea is used to mean drama or gossip, basically juicy news that includes personal information about something that happened recently. Bottom Left Bottom Left is a playful term for a VTuber who is dumb and lewd. Boing boing is also used as VTuber slang for the bouncy tendencies of the streamer’s movement. Things that are basic are: Starbucks Coffee, Hydroflasks, Vans and other name brand clothing. Boing Boing Boing boing refers to motion tracking on an avatar that has especially bouncy physics.
Someone who follows all the trends and goes with the flow is basic. Slipping out of a party or event without anyone noticing is also “ghosting.”īasic describes someone or something who is extremely mainstream. When you hear your child say he/she “ghosted someone” it means they cut off communication with someone they were talking to. When teens get criticized on social media, a clap back is when they rebound and say something in defense. Basically, "snatched" s the newer version that teens use when they think someone is cool or fashionable.Įxample: “Girl, your outfit is snatched.”Ĭlap back is a synonym for a comeback. I bet you’ve heard someone say the term “on fleek” before. Here are 15 “slang” words that you definitely can not find in Webster's dictionary. Do you have a hard time figuring out what the heck your teenagers are talking about when they ask you to “spill the tea” or “ send the receipt”? Well I've got you covered, since I am a teen in junior high myself.
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