Slang Dictionary

Decode the latest internet slang, abbreviations, and acronyms used in chats and social media.

GOAT

Slang

Acronym for 'Greatest of All Time'. Used to praise someone who is exceptional in their field.

Simp

Slang

Someone who does way too much for a person they like.

Ghosting

Slang

Ending a relationship by suddenly withdrawing all communication without explanation.

Tea

Slang

Gossip or personal information.

Cap / No Cap

Slang

'Cap' means lie or exaggeration. 'No cap' means for real or no lie.

Sus

Slang

Short for 'suspicious'. Used when someone or something seems shady.

Bet

Slang

Yes, okay, or 'it's on'. Used to confirm a plan or challenge.

Yeet

Slang

To throw something with force, or an exclamation of excitement.

Finna

Slang

Going to; intending to.

Periodt

Slang

Used to emphasize the end of a statement, implying no further discussion is needed.

Flex

Slang

To show off or boast.

Glow Up

Slang

A significant transformation, typically in appearance or confidence.

Slay

Slang

To do something exceptionally well or look amazing.

Karen

Slang

Pejorative term for an entitled, demanding white woman.

Vibe Check

Slang

Assessing the energy or mood of a person or situation.

Fam

Slang

Short for family. Used to address close friends or a group.

Lit

Slang

Exciting, fun, or intoxicated.

Savage

Slang

Someone who is ruthless, brutal, or doesn't care about consequences.

Thirsty

Slang

Desperate for attention or sexual interest.

Clout

Slang

Influence, fame, or power, especially on social media.

Drip

Slang

Extremely fashionable style or outfit.

Bae

Slang

Before Anyone Else. Term of endearment for a partner.

Highkey / Lowkey

Slang

Highkey means openly or intensely. Lowkey means secretly or slightly.

Shook

Slang

Shocked, surprised, or scared.

Extra

Slang

Over the top, excessive, or dramatic.

Salty

Slang

Bitter, angry, or upset.

Mood

Slang

Relatable feeling or situation.

Squad

Slang

Close group of friends.

Woke

Slang

Alert to injustice in society, especially racism.

Basic

Slang

Mainstream, unoriginal, or boring.

Stan

Slang

An overzealous or obsessive fan of a particular celebrity or thing.

Receipts

Slang

Proof or evidence, usually screenshots or documentation.

Snack

Slang

An attractive person.

Finesse

Slang

To skillfully obtain something through charm or trickery.

Pressed

Slang

Upset, bothered, or stressed about something.

Slaps

Slang

Something that is really good, especially music or food.

Wig

Slang

Expression of shock or amazement, as if your wig flew off.

Hits different

Slang

Something that has a unique or special impact.

Big yikes

Slang

Expression of extreme embarrassment or discomfort.

Vibe

Slang

The feeling or atmosphere of a place, person, or thing.

Send it

Slang

Go for it; do something without hesitation.

Lewk

Slang

A unique, bold fashion look or outfit.

Spill

Slang

To share gossip or secrets.

Sis

Slang

Term of endearment for a friend, not necessarily female.

Secure the bag

Slang

To get money or achieve financial success.

Rent-free

Slang

Living in someone's head without paying; can't stop thinking about something.

Slept on

Slang

Underrated or not given enough attention.

Go off

Slang

To do something with enthusiasm or to rant passionately.

Understood the assignment

Slang

Someone who did exactly what was expected and did it well.

It's the ___ for me

Slang

Used to point out a specific detail, often sarcastically.