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How to say it's cool in slang language π
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Adam's ale = water.
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Example: We have no beer or wine, but I can offer you some Adam's ale.
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Example: We have no beer or wine, but I can offer you some Adam's ale.
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A misunderstanding with her boyfriend π²
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π Softmaxxing
β»οΈMaking minor beauty improvements
Softmaxxing is when a person attempts to make minor improvements to their physical appearance. Examples of softmaxxing include changing your diet, slightly squinting your eyes or pushing your tongue to your mouth to accentuate your jawline (known as "mewing").
You will likely see softmaxxers online, whether it be on social media (e.g., influencers), in fashion forums, or within incel communities. For example, a model may provide softmaxxing techniques to her followers on Instagram.
βExample
Craig has been acting weird recently
Yeah, he's been softmaxxing for his wedding in June
Ah, that explains why he's constantly chewing gum to improve his jawline
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What is softmaxxing?
β»οΈMaking minor beauty improvements
Softmaxxing is when a person attempts to make minor improvements to their physical appearance. Examples of softmaxxing include changing your diet, slightly squinting your eyes or pushing your tongue to your mouth to accentuate your jawline (known as "mewing").
You will likely see softmaxxers online, whether it be on social media (e.g., influencers), in fashion forums, or within incel communities. For example, a model may provide softmaxxing techniques to her followers on Instagram.
βExample
Craig has been acting weird recently
Yeah, he's been softmaxxing for his wedding in June
Ah, that explains why he's constantly chewing gum to improve his jawline
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π URTB
β»οΈYou are the best
Someone who sends you URTB thinks "you are the best." You might receive this acronym after you do something swell for a friend, family member, or co-worker, as an expression of their appreciation.
If you want to quickly say "you're welcome" to the person who sent you URTB, you can respond with YW. If you want them to know their praise hasn't given you a big head, you can throw in a NP or NBD as well.
βExample
Thanks for the idea, urtb
NP, happy to help!
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What does URTB stand for?
β»οΈYou are the best
Someone who sends you URTB thinks "you are the best." You might receive this acronym after you do something swell for a friend, family member, or co-worker, as an expression of their appreciation.
If you want to quickly say "you're welcome" to the person who sent you URTB, you can respond with YW. If you want them to know their praise hasn't given you a big head, you can throw in a NP or NBD as well.
βExample
Thanks for the idea, urtb
NP, happy to help!
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π CEO Of
β»οΈThe best at
Being the CEO of something means you are the very best (or at least incredibly exceptional) at doing that thing. For example, Batman is the CEO of detectives, Al Roker is the CEO of TV meteorology, and Kim Kardashian is the CEO of being famous for no reason.
TikTok users, especially, like to say that other users are the CEO of something - whether it be twerking, waffles, giving high fives, or the year 1957. CEO, of course, still means chief executive officer, but in this context, there is no actual company involved - just a GOAT social media champion, showing off their sick skills.
βExample
Can you believe Serena Williams won again? That woman's the CEO of female tennis
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What does being the CEO of something mean?
β»οΈThe best at
Being the CEO of something means you are the very best (or at least incredibly exceptional) at doing that thing. For example, Batman is the CEO of detectives, Al Roker is the CEO of TV meteorology, and Kim Kardashian is the CEO of being famous for no reason.
TikTok users, especially, like to say that other users are the CEO of something - whether it be twerking, waffles, giving high fives, or the year 1957. CEO, of course, still means chief executive officer, but in this context, there is no actual company involved - just a GOAT social media champion, showing off their sick skills.
βExample
Can you believe Serena Williams won again? That woman's the CEO of female tennis
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π Locked In
β»οΈDoing well
When someone is doing something so well, they are "locked in," meaning all other distractions fall away because they are incredibly focused on the task at hand. For example, if a person's fit perfectly complements their make-up, making them look amazing, they are "locked in."
You will see or hear people use "locked in" in person and online (including on social media). Some areas where people may be locked in include sports, fashion, and work.
For example, a basketball commentator may exclaim, "Brown is locked in tonight, draining his 5th three-pointer of the night!" Or, a Zendaya fan may ask, "Have you seen Dune 2 yet? My girl Zen was locked in!" And a more mundane example is "Luke just crushed his work presentation. He's locked in!"
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Jessica's dress is fire
Bet. She's locked in
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What does it mean when someone is locked in?
β»οΈDoing well
When someone is doing something so well, they are "locked in," meaning all other distractions fall away because they are incredibly focused on the task at hand. For example, if a person's fit perfectly complements their make-up, making them look amazing, they are "locked in."
You will see or hear people use "locked in" in person and online (including on social media). Some areas where people may be locked in include sports, fashion, and work.
For example, a basketball commentator may exclaim, "Brown is locked in tonight, draining his 5th three-pointer of the night!" Or, a Zendaya fan may ask, "Have you seen Dune 2 yet? My girl Zen was locked in!" And a more mundane example is "Luke just crushed his work presentation. He's locked in!"
βExample
Jessica's dress is fire
Bet. She's locked in
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Normal English vs Street English part 3
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Loner is a person who prefers to be alone or avoids the company of others.
Example: I had always been a loner, and I hated sharing an apartment when I went to college.
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Example: I had always been a loner, and I hated sharing an apartment when I went to college.
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πHome and Living Slang You Should Know
β DIY-Do It Yourself; creating or fixing things independently.
βοΈ I love DIY projects for home decor ideas.
β Cozy-Comfortable and warm; inviting atmosphere.
βοΈThis blanket makes the couch feel so cozy.
β Clutter-A messy or disorganized collection of items.
βοΈI need to declutter my room this weekend.
β Pad-A slang term for a home or apartment.
βοΈHe just moved into a new pad downtown.
β Nest-A comfortable home, often for a family.
βοΈThey're creating a nest for their new family.
β Chill-To relax or hang out in a comfortable space.
βοΈLet's chill at my place this weekend.
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β DIY-Do It Yourself; creating or fixing things independently.
βοΈ I love DIY projects for home decor ideas.
β Cozy-Comfortable and warm; inviting atmosphere.
βοΈThis blanket makes the couch feel so cozy.
β Clutter-A messy or disorganized collection of items.
βοΈI need to declutter my room this weekend.
β Pad-A slang term for a home or apartment.
βοΈHe just moved into a new pad downtown.
β Nest-A comfortable home, often for a family.
βοΈThey're creating a nest for their new family.
β Chill-To relax or hang out in a comfortable space.
βοΈLet's chill at my place this weekend.
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She is a Karen β
Slang words in English
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Slang words in English
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π¨Advanced #englisch vocabulary Alert βΌοΈ key wordsπ
Zapped: In slang or informal language, to be zapped can mean to be exhausted or drained of energy. For example, βAfter a long day at work, I feel completely zapped.β
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Zapped: In slang or informal language, to be zapped can mean to be exhausted or drained of energy. For example, βAfter a long day at work, I feel completely zapped.β
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"Hooked" = strongly attracted.
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Example: Open this book, read a few pages and you will be hooked.
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Example: Open this book, read a few pages and you will be hooked.
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Learn some slang ππ¬π§πΊπΈ
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"Jock" = someone, especially a student, who plays a lot of sport and is sometimes considered to be stupid.β
Example: Kenny is a real jock - he plays football, baseball, basketball and hockey!β
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"Nuke" = heat or cook something in a microwave oven.
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Example: Frozen food is so easy - just nuke it for two minutes and you're ready to eat.
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Example: Frozen food is so easy - just nuke it for two minutes and you're ready to eat.
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