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Charisma, charm, or the ability to attract a romantic partner through smooth talk and confident energy. Used as a noun (

To do something exceptionally well or look amazing doing it. Originated in drag ballroom culture ("she slayed the house

Suspicious; giving off the feeling something isn't right. "He's acting sus" = something's off. Can target a person, a st

A romantic arrangement that's more than friendship, less than a relationship — deliberately vague about commitment so bo

When an AI model confidently generates false information — citing non-existent sources, inventing people, fabricating qu

Mediocre — distinctly worse than good, slightly better than bad. A dismissive verdict that something is unremarkable. "T

The vibe or energy someone gives off, quantified in imaginary "aura points." Cool moments add aura ("hit a three with ey

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

A dinner cobbled together from random fridge scraps — cheese, crackers, pickles, olives, leftover pasta, maybe wine. Cel

Derogatory slang for an AI system, robot, or automated agent — especially when it fails spectacularly. Exploded on TikTo

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

An aesthetic and vibe — messy, unapologetic, slightly unhinged fun. Defined the summer of 2024 via Charli XCX's album. W

Greatest Of All Time. Used for the best ever at something — sports, music, any competitive endeavor. Often replaced by t

Describing AI systems that can plan, take actions, and use tools autonomously across multi-step tasks — not just answer

A universal one-word reaction — exasperation, disbelief, or affection. Can stand alone as a complete sentence. "He repli

Building software by describing what you want to an AI and accepting whatever it produces — often without reading the co

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

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