Gen Alpha Slang Dictionary 2025: Decode 200+ Gen Alpha and Z

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Here is the list of slang terms used by Gen Alpha and Gen Z.

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1. Aave

   Short for African American Vϵrnacular English, Aave refers to a dialect of English that roots in African American English. It encompasses unique vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation patterns.

2. Acoustic

   (adjective) A shady way to call someone autistic. Offensive AF.

3. AF

   Not exactly part of the Gen Alpha words list. But, it is an abbreviation for “as f***,” emphasizing the intensity or extremity of something.

4. AFK

   Away From Keyboard, indicating that someone is temporarily unavailable or not actively participating in an online activity.

5. Allat

   (phrase) Slang for “all that.” Lazy speak but Gen Alpha eats it up.

6. Alpha

   (noun) Leader vibes. Assertive. In control. Maybe toxic, maybe not.

7. And Did

   (phrase) Confirms the flex. You said it, and yes, you delivered.

8. And I oop

   A Gen Alpha slang expression used to convey surprise or shock. It originated from a viral video and is humorously used when someone makes a mistake or says something unexpected.

9. ASL

   (abbreviation) Short for “As Hell,” used to add emphasis, as in “tired asl.” (Also can mean “Age, Sex, Location” in older online contexts.)

10. Ate

    (v.) To do something exceptionally well, often exceeding expectations. (Used in a complimentary way)

11. Aura

    (noun) The vibe, energy, or mood someone exudes, often with a spiritual or emotional connotation.

12. Bae

    An affectionate term for a significant other or loved one, short for “before anyone else.”

13. Banger

    (noun) A song or thing that hits. Instant replay material.

14. Basic

    Used to describe someone or something ordinary, unoriginal, or lacking in personality.

15. Bet

    Short for “you bet” or “you got it,” indicating agreement or confirmation. Also short synonym for “sounds good” or “OK“.

16. Beta

    Weak or submissive (common slang term).

17. Bffr

    (abbr.) Short for “be for real,” used to express disbelief, amusement, or exasperation at someone’s statement or behavior. (Similar to “seriously?”)

18. Big yikes

    A Gen Alpha expression to emphasize a cringe-worthy or awkward situation. It signifies a significant level of discomfort or unease.

19. Bingewatch

    To watch multiple episodes or an entire series in one sitting.

20. Bomboclat

    (expletive) Caribbean cuss word. Raw emotion. Hits hard like “f*ck.”

21. Bop

    A girl who primarily posts selfies on social media (might be regional)

22. Boujee

    A term derived from “bourgeois,” referring to someone or something luxurious, high-class, or extravagant. It is used to describe a person’s expensive tastes or lavish lifestyle.

23. Brainrot (n.)

    Silly thoughts, opinions, and language caused by spending too much time online, especially with weird internet trends and memes.
    
    Example: “Ugh, my whole TikTok feed is just brainrot today. Scrolling for some real news.”

24. Bruh or Bru

    Bruh, a versatile term originating from “brother,” has evolved into a dynamic interjection within Gen Alpha’s lexicon. This succinct expression serves as a linguistic chameleon. It is capable of conveying a spectrum of emotions including exasperation, excitement, embarrassment, or surprise.
    
    Its adaptability transcends gender, making it a go-to exclamation for anyone navigating the unpredictable landscape of life.
    
    Use it when facepalming at a blunder, celebrating a triumph, or simply caught off guard by the unexpected. “Bruh” is your linguistic sidekick.

25. Bruv

    (noun) UK version of “bro.” Casual, familiar, tight.

26. Bros or Blud

    Informal term for friends (usually men).

27. Bussin

    “Bussin” is a slang term that originated in African American Vϵrnacular English (AAVE). It has gained popularity among Gen Z and Gen Alpha. It describes something, usually food, that is exceptionally delicious or flavorful. When someone says that food is “bussin,” they mean it tastes good and satisfies the palate. Also, more broadly to describe something excellent, delicious, enjoyable, or exciting.

28. Cancel culture

    The practice of withdrawing support or publicly shaming individuals or entities for their controversial or offensive actions or statements.

29. Canon Event

    (noun) Life-defining moment, usually awkward or tragic. No skipping.

30. Cap

    To lie or make false claims.

31. Chad

    (noun) The hot guy archetype. Confident, muscular, too smooth.

32. Cheugy

    A term used to describe something outdated, uncool, or conformist. Also, it typically refers to trends or styles that were once popular but are no longer considered trendy.

33. Chief Keef

    A set of actions and words like “opp”, “thot”, gesturing using fingers while rapping. American Rapper Chief Keef gained popularity for his raw and gritty style.

34. Chopped

    (adjective) Ugly. Plain and brutal. No saving grace.

35. Clapback

    A quick and witty response to an insult or criticism.

36. Clapped

    (adjective) British for busted. If someone’s clapped, they’re ugly. Period.

37. Clocked

    (verb) Spotted the truth. Saw through the BS. Detected.

38. Clout

    Influence or popularity, often associated with social media.

39. Clout chaser

    Someone who seeks attention or popularity by associating themselves with influential or famous individuals.

40. Context Clues

    “Context clues” refer to information or hints provided within a passage or sentence. They help readers understand the meaning of unfamiliar words or phrases.

41. Cooking

    (verb) “Let them cook.” Translation: they’re killing it. Let it happen.

42. Crash Out

    (verb) Going full meltdown. Rage, drama, explosion.

43. Cuh

    (noun) Bro, but with extra Gen Z sauce. Cuh = fam.

44. Cunty

    (adjective) Describing something as edgy, fierce, or having a bold style; often used in a complimentary way within certain circles.

45. Deadass

    (adjective/adverb) Seriously. No cap. I’m for real.

46. Dih

    (noun) Slang codeword for male genitals. Used to dodge filters.

47. Drip

    Gen Alpha Slang for someone’s fashionable or stylish outfit. It refers to having a unique and trendy sense of fashion. This word has been in the urban dictionary for a while.

48. Dogwater

    Gen Alpha uses this to someone new and unskilled while playing video games. This emphasizes the lack of skill without being as harsh.

49. Dope

    Cool, excellent, or impressive.

50. Edging

    (verb) Trolling trend from TikTok. Linked to mocking Vivek. Shock value play.

51. Eepy

    (adjective) Slang for feeling sleepy or tired; a cute or childlike way to express exhaustion.

52. Ers

    Ers is a suffix added to words to create a playful or exaggerated variation. It is often used for humorous effects or to emphasize a specific characteristic. Also, for example, “singers” could become “sing-ers,” indicating individuals who are particularly passionate or enthusiastic about singing.

53. Extra

    Over-the-top or excessive behavior, often used to describe someone who seeks attention. Something dramatic.

54. Facepalm

    A gesture or expression of frustration or disbelief, typically done by covering one’s face with a hand.

55. Fam

    A term used to address a close group of friends or even family members.

56. Fein

    (noun) Someone who needs it bad, usually drugs, sometimes attention.

57. Fine Shyt

    (noun) Peak hotness. Looks so good it hurts.

58. Finesse

    To skillfully navigate or manipulate a situation to one’s advantage.

59. Finsta

    A fake Instagram account to post more personal or unfiltered content.

60. Finna

    Getting ready to do something.

61. Fire

    Used to describe something excellent, amazing, or impressive. Often to complement the music, fashion, or any other aspect of pop culture.

62. Fit

    Short for an outfit. It refers to a person’s overall clothing ensemble, including clothing, shoes, and accessories.

63. Flex

    To show off or boast about one’s achievements or possessions.

64. FlexCulture

    The trend of showing off one’s lifestyle, achievements, or material possessions on social media.

65. Flex time

    A flexible work schedule allows employees to choose their hours within parameters.

66. Flex zone

    A situation or environment where people can freely show off or boast about their achievements or skills.

67. Flexin’

    Showing off or flaunting one’s possessions or achievements.

68. Flexitarian

    Gen alpha word for someone who primarily follows a vegetarian diet but occasionally consumes meat or animal products.

69. Fleek

    To be on point or look flawless.

70. FOMO

    Fear of Missing Out, the feeling of anxiety or unease that one might miss out on something fun or interesting.

71. FOMO

    Fear of Moving On, the reluctance or fear of letting go of a past relationship or situation.

72. Freak

    (noun) Someone who’s loud and proud about their sexuality. Can be positive or neutral. Own it.

73. Fuhuhluhtoogan

    (exclamation) A humorous or exaggerated expression mimicking slang, often with no exact meaning. Used to convey surprise or to joke around.

74. Gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss

    (phrase) A sarcastic term used to critique women in positions of power who exploit others (gaslight). They do this to have exclusivity (gatekeep) while presenting themselves as feminist icons (girlboss).

75. Gassing You Up

    (verb) Hyping someone too much. Boosting their ego till it pops.

76. Geeked

    (adjective) Overhyped and loving it. Giddy energy.

77. G.O.A.T.

    Acronym for “Greatest of All Time,” used to describe someone considered the best in a particular field or category.

78. Gig economy

    A labor market characterized by the prevalence of short-term or freelance work arrangements.

79. Ghosting

    Act of suddenly and abruptly cutting off all communication with someone; typically in the context of dating or relationships.

80. Glaze

    (verb) Laying on fake praise thick. Cringe-level flattery.

81. Gooner

    (noun) Someone obsessed with building up sexual tension. Now used as an insult too. Weird flex.

82. Gucci

    Good or cool.

83. Gurt

    (verb) Doing something bold and borderline foolish. High risk, high meme.

84. Hard

    (adjective) Super cool, mostly in fashion. Drip certified.

85. Hater

    Someone who expresses strong dislike or animosity towards a person, group, or thing.

86. High-key

    To openly or blatantly show or express something.

87. Homeboy

    (noun) OG friend from the block. Loyal vibes only.

88. Humblebrag

    A form of boasting disguised as humility or a self-deprecating statement.

89. Huzz

    (noun) A trashy way to say “hoes.” Not cute.

90. ICYMI

    The acronym for “In Case You Missed It” is used to draw attention to something that is overlooked.

91. Icon

    (noun) A person who’s legendary in their vibe or status. Walks the walk.

92. IIRC

    (abbreviation) Stands for “If I Remember Correctly,” used in online or text conversations to reference memory.

93. Influencers

    Influencers are individuals who have gained a significant following on social media platforms. They have the power to impact the opinions and purchasing decisions of their followers. They often collaborate with brands to promote products or services.

94. Jittleyang

    (noun) A playful term without a clear definition, often used as a humorous or nonsensical filler.

95. Just Put the Fries in the Bag Bro

    (phrase) Cut the small talk. Do the job.

96. L

    (noun) Short for “loss.” Basically, you failed. Take the L.

97. Left No Crumbs

    (phrase) Did it so well, nothing left to improve. Clean sweep.

98. Lit

    Used to describe something as exciting, fun, or highly enjoyable.

99. Low key

    Lowkey is used to describe something that is done discreetly, subtly, or privately. It suggests that the person expressing it wants to keep the information or action relatively secret or low profile.

100. Looksmaxxing

     (noun) Changing your looks to chase beauty standards. Mostly guys trying to glow-up online.

101. Mad Lit

     (adjective) Off-the-charts cool. Energy. Vibes. Fire.

102. Meme

     An image, video, or piece of text that is humorous and spreads rapidly on the internet.

103. Mewing

     (v.) Used especially in response to a parent or teacher’s inquiry. Often accompanied by a gesture. Trying too hard to look attractive, especially through excessive posing or filtering on social media.
     
     Combines a “shushing” motion with a pointing gesture to the jaw. Indicates the person is preoccupied with improving their jawline (often through a technique also called “mewing”).

104. Mogging

     (verb) To dominate or outshine someone, often in terms of appearance, skill, or status.

105. Moots

     (noun) Short for “mutuals.” Online friends, mostly in gaming or fandoms.

106. Motion

     (noun) Someone doing everything. Busy, popping, and lowkey enviable.

107. Negative Aura

     Someone who brings down the mood or vibes.

108. NGL

     An abbreviation for “not gonna lie.”

109. Noob

     A slang term for someone inexperienced.

110. Not Gonna Lie

     (phrase) Honest take incoming. Buckle up.

111. OG

     (noun) The original. The respected one. Legendary status.

112. Ohio

     It means someone who fails or underperform. A loser or a wild person.

113. Oil Up

     (verb) Slippery prep for… yeah, that. Sexy slang.

114. OMG

     Acronym for “Oh My God” or “Oh My Gosh,” expressing surprise, excitement, or disbelief.

115. OML

     (abbreviation) “Oh My Lord.” Surprised, shocked, or done with everything.

116. On God

     (phrase) Swearing you’re telling the truth. 100% real.

117. On fleek

     Used to describe something that is perfectly styled, groomed, or presented.

118. Opp

     Someone you dislike or rival (common slang term)

119. Outfit of the day (OOTD)

     A phrase used on social media to showcase one’s daily fashion ensemble.

120. Pegged

     (verb) A guy who likes being dominated. Gaining lots of buzz lately.

121. Periodt

     An emphatic way to end a statement, indicating that it is definitive and final. It is often used to express strong agreement or to emphasize a point.

122. Phishing

     The fraudulent practice of attempting to obtain sensitive information, like passwords or credit card details. This is done by disguising oneself as a trustworthy entity in electronic communication.

123. “Pick Me” Energy

     (noun) Cringe behavior aimed at getting validation. Desperate vibes.

124. PMO

     (abbreviation) “Pissing Me Off.” Used when someone’s on your last nerve.

125. Pluh

     (exclamation) An expression of indifference, disinterest, or mild disgust; a sound made to convey lack of enthusiasm.

126. Podium

     Something amazing or of the highest quality

127. Pookie

     (noun) A term of endearment for someone special, usually used for a partner or close friend.

128. Preppy

     A term used to describe someone who has a sophisticated and stylish fashion sense. It is often used in a particular social group or lifestyle.

129. Rap

     A genre of music characterized by rhythmic and rhyming speech patterns, often performed over a musical beat. It originated in African American communities and has since become a prominent expression worldwide.

130. Rapper

     A slang term used to refer someone who talks incessantly or excessively or someone who boasts or brags.

131. Rent-Free

     Someone or something is taking up space in your head, like they’re renting an apartment in there. Unlike a real apartment, though, they’re not paying anything! This is usually used for things that you can’t stop thinking about. It is either in a positive way (like a crush) or a negative way (like an annoying song).

132. Rickrolled (verb)

     A Gen Alpha term that describes tricking or pranking someone by redirecting them to the music video for Rick Astley’s “Never Gonna Give You Up.” Also, it is commonly used as a playful way to surprise or entertain friends online.

133. Roast

     Gen Alpha uses this as a teasing aspect while using a more modern term. More like a playful insult.

134. Salty

     Feeling upset.

135. Savagϵ

     Describes someone who is exceptionally cool, confident, or fearless. It can also refer to a bold or audacious action or remark.

136. Selfie

     A self-portrait photograph taken with a smartphone or digital camera, typically shared on social media.

137. Shayla

     (noun) Heartbreak mood. Came from a viral crying clip. Drama-heavy.

138. Sheesh

     Expression of wow.

139. Shook

     Shocked.

140. Simp

     (n.) Originally derived from “simpleton”. It refers to someone, usually a man, who is overly submissive or attentive to someone they are attracted to. Furthermore, it can carry both positive and negative connotations, depending on the context.

141. Situationship

     (noun) More than friends, less than lovers. Undefined chaos.

142. Skibidi

     Bad

143. Sksksk

     An expression often used in text messaging or online conversations to indicate laughter or excitement. It is commonly associated with the VSCO. The usage of this term peaked in late 2019.

144. Skkrrrt

     (interjection) Just means “got it” or “ok.” Zero actual meaning. Vibe only.

145. Slay

     To excel or succeed impressively, often used about personal style or performance.

146. Snacks

     A term used to describe someone attractive or physically appealing. It implies that the person is visually appealing, like a tasty snack.

147. Snatched

     Looking stylish.

148. Squad

     A close-knit group of friends or associates.

149. Spill the tea

     (phrase.) To share or reveal gossip or information, especially that which is juicy or scandalous. It is used when someone wants to know the details of a situation or wants to hear the latest news.

150. Stan

     Gen Alpha Slang to be an extremely devoted and enthusiastic fan of someone or something.

151. Sus

     Short for suspicious. It refers to something or someone that is perceived as strange, questionable, or untrustworthy.

152. Swipe right/left

     Actions used on dating apps to show interest (swipe right) or disinterest (swipe left) in another user.

153. SYBAU

     (abbreviation) “Shut your b*tch a** up.” Brutal online clapback. Pure venom.

154. The Clurb

     (noun) Exaggerated slang for “club.” Extra energy, extra chaos.

155. Throw shade

     To make disrespectful or critical remarks about someone indirectly or subtly.

156. Thirsty

     Gen Alpha Slang for desperate for attention.

157. TL;DR

     Acronym for “Too Long; Didn’t Read,” used to summarize a lengthy piece of text.

158. Triggered

     Gen Alpha Slang to become strongly and negatively affected emotionally by something, often used sarcastically to mock exaggerated reactions.

159. Troll

     Someone who deliberately provokes or antagonizes others online by posting inflammatory or offensive comments.

160. Tweaking

     Acting strangely, weird, or erratically.

161. Twin

     (noun) Your soul sibling. Closer than a bro.

162. Type shi

     (phrase) A way to end a sentence that implies “you know the vibe” or “like that.” Often used to agree or to add emphasis.

163. Unc

     (noun) Short for “uncle,” used as a casual or endearing way to refer to an older man or mentor figure.

164. Vibe Check

     A figurative assessment of the emotional or social atmosphere. It involves evaluating the overall mood or energy of a situation or group of people.

165. Vibin

     Gen Alpha Slang for Relaxing or enjoying.

166. Viral

     Something that spreads rapidly and widely across the internet or social media platforms.

167. W

     (noun) Means “win.” As in, you did it. You crushed.

168. Wigs

     An exclamation used to express extreme surprise or excitement. It implies that something is so astonishing that it causes one’s metaphorical wig to fly off their head.

169. Woke

     Being aware and informed, especially regarding social and political issues.

170. Yapping

     (verb) Talking too much. Loud. Annoying. Please stop.

171. Yeet

     A versatile exclamation or verb used to express excitement, enthusiasm, or forcefully throw or propel something. It gained popularity through viral videos and is now used in various contexts.

172. YOLO

     Acronym for “You Only Live Once,” often used to justify or encourage impulsive or risky behavior.

173. You’re Not Him

     (phrase) Reminder that you’re mid. Not that guy.

174. Zygote (noun)

     A playful term used by Gen Alpha kids to refer to someone new, inexperienced, or naive. It is often used in a lighthearted and teasing manner. Similar to calling someone a “rookie” or a “newbie.”

175. Sick

     A Gen Alpha slang term used to express admiration or approval for something that is cool, impressive, or exciting.

176. Peeps

     A casual term referring to people or individuals in general, often used in a friendly or familiar context.

177. On Fleek

     A phrase used to describe something that is flawlessly perfect, particularly in terms of appearance or style.

178. Mingle

     To engage in social activities or interact with others. It is used in a casual or relaxed setting, to meet new people and form connections.

179. Lit

     A slang term used to describe something that is highly exciting, thrilling, or enjoyable.

180. Kicks

     A slang term for shoes, often used to refer to trendy or fashionable footwear.

181. Jelly

     Short for “jealous,” this term is used to express envy or a feeling of being envious of someone or something.

182. Hoot

     A Gen Alpha slang term that refers to an enjoyable and entertaining experience. It is used to describe a fun or hilarious situation.

183. Hang Loose

     A phrase used to encourage someone to relax, take it easy, or adopt a laid-back attitude.

184. Down

     A term used to show agreement, approval, or being in favor of something, often used in informal or casual conversations.

185. Hits Different

     A slang phrase to describe a unique or intensified emotional response to something. It implies that the experience or feeling generated by a particular thing, situation, or moment is distinct and more impactful.

186. Tween

     Tween is a colloquial term used to describe individuals who are in the transitional phase between childhood and adolescence. This stage typically encompasses pre-adolescence, spanning the ages of approximately 9 to 12 years old. The term “tween” is a blend of the words “between” and “teen,” signifying this intermediary stage of development.

187. Well Duh

     “Well Duh” is an expression used to emphasize the obviousness of a statement or situation. It conveys a sense of agreement or acknowledgment of something that is self-evident.

188. Dump Clutch

     “Dump Clutch” is a slang term used in the context of racing or driving. It refers to the act of disengaging the clutch quickly, often to accelerate suddenly. In a broader sense, it can also mean taking swift and decisive action.

189. Bookie

     A “bookie” is a colloquial term for a bookmaker, someone who takes bets on sports or other events. It’s commonly used in the context of gambling and betting.

190. Dupe

     “Dupe” is a shortened form of the word “duplicate.” It is a situation where someone has been deceived or tricked into believing something that is not true. Or has been fooled by a fake or counterfeit item.

191. Dunny

     In Australian slang, a “dunny” is a term for a toilet or bathroom.

192. Rizz

     “Rizz” is a slang term that can have various meanings depending on the context. It can refer to something cool, good person, stylish, or impressive. It’s often used to express admiration or approval for someone or something.

193. Satire

     Satire is like poking fun at someone or something in a clever way to make them seem silly. All while trying to make people laugh and maybe even show them up.

194. Fanum tax

     The new Gen Alpha Slang dictionary term “Fanum tax” is derived from the comedy creator Fanum. A part of the influencer group AMP paired with streamer Kai Cenat. This phrase describes the humorous act of Fanum playfully “taxing” fellow AMP members in 2022. This involved lightheartedly taking portions of their food while they were eating. This concept is documented in the digital culture resource KnowYourMeme.

195. Cringe

     A Gen Alpha slang which means to advise someone not to behave in an awkward, embarrassing, or uncool manner. It’s a way of suggesting that a person should avoid doing things that make them socially inept. Or out of touch with current trends or norms.

196. GOAT (Greatest Of All Time)

     “GOAT” is an acronym that stands for “Greatest of All Time.” It is used for someone or something that is considered the best or most outstanding in their field. They surpass all others in terms of talent, skill, or achievements. The term is commonly used in sports and entertainment to describe legendary athletes, musicians or actors.

197. Ratio’d

     Ratio (n.) On Social Media, it is a post that receives significantly more replies than likes. It is often used to mock or belittle the poster.
     
     Experiencing a “ratio” is generally considered an unfavorable situation. It indicates that your social media comment has garnered more negative interactions than positive ones.

198. Let them cook

     (phrase) Used to express acceptance or non-judgment of someone’s behavior or choices, even if you disagree with them.

199. Lore

     “Lore” refers to the background information and historical context surrounding something or someone. Completely different from the generic meaning. For Gen Alpha, it means the backstory of someone or something.

200. GYAT (Goddamn, You Are Thick)

     (interj.) An exclamation used to express surprise, excitement, or disapproval.
     
     It’s like a quick ‘god***n!’ that guys often say when they spot a really attractive woman with a thic bottom.

201. Sigma

     Sigma Slang. Used by Gen Alpha to refer to someone who portrays themselves as dominant and a leader in a group. They say, “I wanna be your sigma.“

202. Laughing emoji

     According to Gen Alpha slang, using the crying emoji or the skull emoji is more appropriate for expressing laughter. The laughing emoji is considered outdated.

203. Okay period

     Gen Alpha kids uses as a way of underscoring what someone said or expressing agreement.

204. Delulu (Delusional)

     (noun) A term embraced by Gen-Z as a form of self-care, originally negative connotations related to obsessive K-pop fandom. It now carries a positive spin, signifying a confident expression of oneself in public spaces. It challenges societal norms with unparalleled confidence.

205. To Serve

     Definition: (verb) In Gen-Z slang, no longer implying literal service. It now signifies looking exceptionally good or stylish.

206. It’s Giving

     Definition: (phrase) Has evolved to mean emulation or comparison.

207. Slap

     Definition: (verb) No longer denoting violence. In Gen-Z slang, it conveys that something is exceptionally good or impressive.

208. Unt Unt

     A slang term often used to convey a negative response or disagreement. It may indicate a refusal or disapproval, typically with a strong or assertive tone. Usually saying “No” with an attitude.

209. bsf

     Gen Alpha slang “bsf” stands for “best friend”, used by Gen Alpha as an alternative to the more traditional “bff”. The key reason for this usage is to avoid confusion with “bf”, which is be misinterpreted as “boyfriend”.

210. Yass

     Derived from “yas queen,” this interjection expresses enthusiastic approval, excitement, or agreement. It’s a shortened and emphatic way to say “yes” or “hell yeah!”

211. Pop Off

     This Gen Alpha Slang phrase suggests exceeding expectations, doing something unexpectedly well, or expressing oneself confidently and assertively. It can be used for various situations, from acing a presentation to delivering a killer comeback.

212. W&L

     An acronym formed from “Win” and “Lose,” indicating the outcome of a situation. In this context, “W” symbolizes a triumph or success, while “L” represents a defeat or failure.

213. Mid

     Initially an abbreviation of “mid-grade,” a term commonly used among cannabis enthusiasts in the Western regions. Over time, “mid” has transformed into slang denoting something unexciting or average. Also known as “basic”.

214. Griddy

     A widely recognized slang among youthful athletes and gamers, referring to a celebratory dance performed after achieving victory.

215. Slaps

     Stemming from hip-hop culture, “slaps” characterizes something remarkable or exceptional. Contrary to its literal meaning, it’s frequently employed by members of Gen Z and Alpha to denote delectable food or captivating music. When paired with “harder,” it serves to compare multiple items based on their level of excellence. Closest is “Vibes” which Millennials use.

216. Dh Gate

     A term referring to an online marketplace known for selling various products, often in bulk or at wholesale prices. It’s particularly popular for its wide range of items, including electronics, clothing, and accessories, sourced primarily from China. Mostly fake.

217. BDE

     (n.) An abbreviation for “Big Dick Energy,”. It is used to describe someone who exudes confidence and attractiveness, often in a sexual way.

218. Canon

     (adj.) Within a fandom, used to describe something that is considered true or authentic to the lore or story.

219. Frfr

     (adv.) Short for “for real for real,” meaning “seriously” or “to be completely honest.”

220. Let me be out of pocket real quick

     (phrase) Used to preface a statement that is blunt, rude, or controversial.

221. Main character energy

     (n.) Having the confidence, charisma, and drama of a main character in a story.

222. NPC

     (n.) Short for “non-playable character,” used to describe someone who seems boring, unoriginal, or lacking in personality.

223. OGs (Original Gangstas)

     (n.) A term used to refer to people from Generation X, often used playfully or nostalgically.

224. On god

     (phrase) Used to emphasize the truthfulness of a statement, like saying “swear to god.”

225. Ok boomer

     (phrase) A disrespectful way to dismiss the opinions or ideas of someone from the baby boomer generation. It is used by younger generations.

226. Villain era

     (n.) A period of time when someone is embracing their negative qualities or behaving badly, often used jokingly or self-deprecatingly.

227. And that’s on period

     (phrase) Used to emphasize the truthfulness or importance of a statement, often for comedic effect.

228. Yo Mama

     (phrase) A classic roast about your mom. Rude, funny, or both.

229. Zesty

     (adj.) Full of life, enthusiasm, and energy.