SLANG CATEGORY
Internet Slang
Phrases shaped by memes, social networks and online conversation.
A response meaning something was done so well that no improvement is needed.
A mainstream person who does not participate deeply in a subculture or niche community.
A humorous way to acknowledge one's own behaviour or an awkward situation.
Acting repetitive, predictable or lacking individuality, like a non-player character.
Not safe for work; content that may be sexual, graphic or inappropriate in public settings.
A meme label for something bizarre, unsettling or unusually chaotic.
A strong assurance that someone is telling the truth or speaking sincerely.
One of my followers or friends, used to refer indirectly to someone online.
Outfit of the day.
The person who created the original post or discussion thread.
An opponent, enemy or rival, originating as a shortening of opposition.
Continuing to watch or react to someone's online activity after ending direct contact.
A text face expressing surprise or curiosity in cute internet speech.
Describing a one-sided emotional relationship with a public figure, creator or fictional character.
Excellent, top-tier or the best point of something.
Done mainly to be seen by others rather than from sincere belief or commitment.
An emphatic form of period used to end a statement with confidence.
A casual post containing a collection of loosely related photos.
A person perceived as seeking approval by distancing themselves from their peers or putting others down.
A joking phrase demanding photographic proof of a claim.
The time taken for network data to travel between a player and server.
Private message.
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.
An image used to express an emotion or response in online conversation.
Evidence, screenshots or records used to prove a claim.
A collection of screenshots or evidence kept for future disputes.
Badly defeated, embarrassed or overwhelmed.
Occupying someone's thoughts persistently without effort.
Trick someone into opening the music video for Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give You Up.
A topic someone thinks about surprisingly often, based on a viral question trend.
Bitter, annoyed or upset, often over a small loss.
A joking demand for evidence that an event or claim is real.