SLANG CATEGORY
Gaming Slang
Terms commonly used in multiplayer games, streams and online communities.
Greatest of all time.
Exceptionally good or worthy of being called the greatest of all time.
Deliberately disrupt or annoy other players rather than play normally.
A role or character focused on restoring teammates' health.
The invisible area used by a game to detect hits or collisions.
Excessive or unrealistic hope, modelled on copium.
A streaming emote reference used to signal sarcasm or joking.
A loss, failure or embarrassing outcome.
A delay between player input and the game's response.
Allow someone to continue because their idea or performance may turn out well.
Improve skills, status, lifestyle or performance.
Looking for group; seeking players to join an activity.
A virtual item with restricted supply or resale rules, especially on Roblox.
The equipment, weapons or abilities selected for a match.
Fully focused, committed or performing with intense concentration.
Items, currency or rewards collected in a game.
Backstory, history or personal information that explains a person, event or fictional world.
The character, role or game someone plays most often.
Becoming extremely angry, combining mad and balding.
The most effective or commonly favoured strategies, characters or equipment at a given time.
A moderator who manages an online community, or a modification to a game depending on context.
A streaming emote reference expressing anxiety, fear or tension.
Reduce the power or effectiveness of something in a game update.
A person who is new to an activity, community or game.
An inexperienced player, sometimes used as an insult.
Acting repetitive, predictable or lacking individuality, like a non-player character.
A Roblox obstacle course game.
A strategy, character or build outside the currently dominant choices.
Overpowered; stronger or more effective than is considered balanced.
Join other players in an organised group.
Excellent, top-tier or the best point of something.
The time taken for network data to travel between a player and server.
An expression of excitement or praise originating from streaming culture.
Exciting, impressive or worthy of celebration.
A programmed effect that activates when certain conditions are met, often by chance.
A pick-up group formed from players who do not usually play together.