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AMERICAN SLANG

From y’all to jawn

Modern online language and regional expressions from across the United States.

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130 researched american entriesShowing 37–72
Drip

Stylish clothing, accessories or overall fashion.

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Dude

A casual term for a person, friend or man.

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Extra

Overly dramatic, elaborate or excessive.

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Facts

A response strongly agreeing that a statement is true.

American
Fam

Close friends, relatives or a trusted group treated like family.

American
Fein

A person intensely craving or obsessing over something; also used as a verb for craving.

Internet
Finna

Planning or about to do something, originating in African American English.

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Finsta

A secondary, more private Instagram account.

Internet
Fire

Excellent, exciting or highly impressive.

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Fixin' to

Preparing or intending to do something soon.

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Fleek

Perfectly styled or very attractive, popularised by the phrase on fleek.

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Flex

Show off possessions, success, ability or status.

American
Fly

Stylish, attractive or cool.

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Fo shizzle

A playful form of for sure associated with early-2000s hip-hop slang.

American
Fresh

Stylish, attractive or newly impressive.

American
Fridge cigarette

A joking name for a very cold can of Diet Coke or similar canned drink enjoyed as a treat.

Internet
Getting sendy

Becoming bold, energetic or willing to take a risk.

Internet
GigaChad

An exaggerated meme version of an extremely confident, muscular or admirable man.

American
Glow-up

A noticeable positive transformation in appearance, confidence or circumstances.

American
Grinder

A long filled sandwich, especially in parts of New England.

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Gruzz

A playful blend of grey and buzz cut, referring to a grey buzz-cut hairstyle or its wearer.

Internet
Gurting

Trying intensely to make something happen, usually with determined or exaggerated effort.

Internet
Hella

Very or a lot, strongly associated with Northern California.

American
Hero

A long filled sandwich, especially in New York-area speech.

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HML

Depending on context, hit my line or hate my life.

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Hoagie

A long filled sandwich, especially associated with Philadelphia and nearby areas.

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Homey

A close friend or trusted person from one's neighbourhood or community.

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Humblebrag

A boast disguised as a complaint or modest comment.

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Hunty

A playful term of address combining honey and a stronger drag-culture term; use with cultural awareness.

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Huzz

A deliberately unserious slang term for girls or women, often used in meme speech.

Internet
I can't

A reaction to something overwhelmingly funny, awkward or unbelievable.

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I'm dead

A reaction meaning something is extremely funny, shocking or embarrassing.

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I'm weak

Something is so funny that the speaker feels unable to cope.

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It's the ___ for me

A phrase highlighting the most noticeable or amusing feature of something.

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Janky

Unreliable, poorly made or awkwardly functioning.

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Jawn

A flexible Philadelphia-area noun that can refer to a person, place, object or event.

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