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Charisma, charm, or the ability to attract a romantic partner through smooth talk and confident ener…

To do something exceptionally well or look amazing doing it. Originated in drag ballroom culture ("s…

Mediocre — distinctly worse than good, slightly better than bad. A dismissive verdict that something…

A lie — flat-out untrue, inflated, or an exaggerated claim. "Capping" (verb) is the act of lying. "N…

Suspicious; giving off the feeling something isn't right. "He's acting sus" = something's off. Can t…

Kind of, somewhat, or secretly — used to soften an admission. "Lowkey like the remake better." Pairs…

To throw something with great force and very little care for where it lands. Also an exclamation ("Y…

Extremely good — usually food, but increasingly applied to songs, weather, and outfits. The doubled …

A universal one-word reaction — exasperation, disbelief, or affection. Can stand alone as a complete…

(slang) A close-up taken with the ultrawide lens of a smartphone camera, resulting in a distorted ap…

(slang) A more experienced member of a 12 step recovery program who targets newcomers for romantic o…

Australian / British: "think" or "believe." "What do you reckon?" is the Aussie equivalent of "what …

A casual way of referring to a full round of golf, which is played across 18 distinct holes on a reg…

(Antarctica, slang) A set of people similar to the 300 Club, but having gone through a temperature c…

The lifecycle of online platforms: first they're good to users, then they squeeze users to please ad…

When an AI model confidently generates false information — citing non-existent sources, inventing pe…

The vibe or energy someone gives off, quantified in imaginary "aura points." Cool moments add aura (…

A warning sign in dating or friendships — a behavior that suggests incompatibility or trouble. Compa…

When a reply to a post gets more likes than the original — signaling the replier dunked on the poste…

Describing AI systems that can plan, take actions, and use tools autonomously across multi-step task…

An exclamation of excitement, hype, or awe — "POGGERS!" dropped after a clutch play or a genuinely s…

When something occupies your thoughts constantly without your permission — a song, a memory, or some…

A romantic arrangement that's more than friendship, less than a relationship — deliberately vague ab…

Cross-Origin Resource Sharing. The browser security feature that blocks your frontend from calling A…

Accumulated cost of shortcuts taken in code. Like financial debt, it compounds — the longer you wait…

A dinner cobbled together from random fridge scraps — cheese, crackers, pickles, olives, leftover pa…

A rocker-locking folding knife, which was capable of flick action opening (flick of the wrist), orig…

Derogatory slang for an AI system, robot, or automated agent — especially when it fails spectacularl…

British tag question: "isn't it?" Also a filler word, a whole sentence, and a mood. Spelled "innit" …

(often preceded by the) The word nigger or nigga.

Low-effort AI-generated content flooding the internet — generic images, soulless blog posts, fake pr…

British adjective meaning mildly impudent in a charming way — or a slightly indulgent, casual act. "…

(India) cultivable dry land.

The mental state of consuming too much low-quality repetitive short-form content. Also refers to the…

A public holiday observed in various countries to commemorate the emancipation of slaves of African …

British slang (especially London / MLE) for attractive or excellent. "Peng ting" = attractive girl; …

(slang) Desperate.

(US, politics) An official (czar) who has been appointed to oversee borders and immigration.

Completely, entirely, wholly.

(India) male teacher (as a respectful term of address).

An aesthetic and vibe — messy, unapologetic, slightly unhinged fun. Defined the summer of 2024 via C…

(transitive, MLE, slang) To discontinue meeting or maintaining social relations with, to disassociat…

Building software by describing what you want to an AI and accepting whatever it produces — often wi…

No lie; for real. "Cap" is a lie — so "no cap" is the opposite. Used to emphasize that what you're s…

Cheeky; talkative. Welsh / Wenglish. "Don't be chopsy with me."

"Okay," "sure," or "sounds good" — a one-word affirmative. Can also be a challenge acceptance ("I'll…

Greatest Of All Time. Used for the best ever at something — sports, music, any competitive endeavor.…

A formative, inevitable, sometimes-embarrassing experience that everyone goes through — you can't in…

British address term for a friend or stranger — "bro" / "mate." Heavy in London and spread via UK dr…

A fashion aesthetic defined by expensive-looking minimalism — no logos, impeccable fabrics, neutral …