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Sigma, delulu, KMS, sneaky link — a plain-English decoder for the terms showing up in your teen's texts and TikTok comments.

GG, noob, meta, nerf — the core vocabulary you need to follow any gaming chat, from ranked lobbies to Discord voice calls.

Da bomb, all that and a bag of chips, gag me with a spoon — a nostalgia trip through the slang that defined a decade before smartphones.

Casual slang that will not raise eyebrows in a work Slack — no offensive or vulgar terms, just the everyday words that keep conversation natural.

The words Gen Alpha actually uses right now — rizz, mid, sus, skibidi, and the rest of the 2020s vocabulary your group chat needs to keep up.

Slang from across the UK and Ireland.

Aussie slang — irreverent, abbreviated, and everywhere.

Slang from Caribbean English and patois.

Slang from hip-hop and drill culture.

Terms first attested in the 2020s.

The slang terms people look up most on Slangora.

Viral internet speak — memes, ratios, and forum vocabulary.

The acronyms that fill DMs and group chats.

Vocabulary from the AI era — from "slop" to "agentic".

Slang flagged as workplace- or school-unsafe — documented for understanding, not endorsement.

Terms nominated for Slangora Word of the Year.

Terms first attested in the 2010s.

The Gen Z and TikTok vocabulary defining how young people talk right now.

Slang born on or popularised by TikTok.

Slang rooted in African American Vernacular English — the origin of much of what goes mainstream.

Slang from New York City streets and subcultures.