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AAVE slang for a secret romantic or sexual partner that one meets discreetly, typically without public acknowledgment. The term implies the relationship is kept hidden -- often because one or both parties are in other relationships, or simply want to avoid social scrutiny. It gained widespread use in Black social media communities before entering mainstream Gen Z vocabulary. The secrecy is built into the name itself.
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She kept her sneaky link off all social media, which only made everyone more curious.
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AAVE and internet slang for a secret romantic or sexual partner — someone you're seeing on the low, without broadcasting it to your social circle. A sneaky link is usually casual, often involves some degree of discretion or secrecy, and may or may not have a future. The term blew up on social media around 2020–2021 and crossed from AAVE into mainstream Gen Z usage quickly, appearing in memes, TikToks, and song lyrics.
"Who's picking you up?" "Mind your business — that's my sneaky link."
"sneaky link" is sexual slang. In short, it refers to aave and internet slang for a secret romantic or sexual partner — someone you're seeing on the low, without broadcasting it to your social circle. Among teens it is usually used jokingly, as crude banter, or in TikTok-style algospeak rather than as a serious statement of behaviour. Persistent or aggressive use directed at a specific person, especially online, is the bit worth paying attention to: that can shade into harassment. If you hear it once in a chat with friends, it is probably nothing. Repeated targeted use deserves a conversation about respect.
"sneaky link" is informal English meaning aave and internet slang for a secret romantic or sexual partner — someone you're seeing on the low, without broadcasting it to your social circle. It is used widely across English varieties. A more formal or neutral equivalent would be something like "aave and internet slang for a secret romantic or sexual partner — someone you're seeing on the low" expressed in standard vocabulary. A common mistake is to assume "sneaky link" can replace its standard equivalent in every register; keep it for spoken or casual situations and use the formal form in writing.
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(AAVE) A secret romantic or sexual partner.
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