SLANG CATEGORY
Conversation
Everyday informal replies, confirmations and casual expressions.
A casual post containing a collection of loosely related photos.
A lie or untrue story, from telling porkies.
Point of view; often used to frame a scenario in a post or video.
A video framed from a particular point of view or imagined scenario.
Content designed to provoke anger so people comment, share or keep watching.
A reply receiving more support than the original post, implying disagreement.
Receiving substantially more negative replies or reactions than support online.
Criticise someone sharply and accurately, often in drag and ballroom culture.
A collection of screenshots or evidence kept for future disputes.
Think, suppose or believe; common in southern and rural American speech as well as elsewhere.
A warning sign suggesting danger, incompatibility or a likely problem.
A person who remains extremely loyal and supportive.
Okay, understood or a signal to move on.
Charm or confidence used to attract or flirt with someone.
A set of drinks bought for a group, with people often taking turns.
Style, confidence or a distinctive quality that makes someone impressive.
I understand and no further explanation is needed.
A subtle or indirect insult or expression of disrespect.
Dishonest, suspicious or questionable.
A person's turn to buy a round of drinks or pay for something shared.
A friendly or emphatic way to address a woman or close friend.
Leave quickly or run away, an older playful word revived in younger online speech.
Suspicious, unsafe or unreliable.
To do something exceptionally well or look impressive.
Block and immediately unblock someone to make them stop following without leaving them blocked.
A secondary social account used for frequent, casual or less polished posts.
Share gossip, details or the truth about something.
A quick look.
Following through firmly on responsibilities, promises or principles.
An indirect social-media post criticising someone without naming them.
Thank you.
A connected series of online messages or posts.
A friendly response meaning that a request is understood and easy to handle.
An abbreviation that can mean this, this stuff or this situation depending on context.
A friendly way to address a close friend or someone seen as similar to oneself.
A filler phrase meaning something like that, that kind of thing or you know what I mean.