SLANG CATEGORY

Internet Slang

Phrases shaped by memes, social networks and online conversation.

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Scrunkly

A fictional character considered oddly cute, messy or endearing.

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Serving

Presenting a strong look, performance or attitude.

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SFW

Safe for work; suitable to view in professional or public settings.

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Ship

Support or imagine two people or characters as a romantic couple.

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Shitpost

Deliberately absurd, low-quality or provocative online content; contains profanity.

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Sigma

A meme label for an independent, self-controlled or supposedly dominant person.

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Simp

Someone seen as giving excessive attention or effort to a person they admire.

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Skibidi

A nonsense meme word used playfully, especially in Gen Alpha humour.

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Slaps

Is extremely enjoyable or impressive, especially music or food.

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Slay

To do something exceptionally well or look impressive.

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Slop

Low-quality, mass-produced or thoughtless content, especially AI-generated media.

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Soft block

Block and immediately unblock someone to make them stop following without leaving them blocked.

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Soft launch

Subtly revealing a relationship or project online without fully identifying it.

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Spam account

A secondary social account used for frequent, casual or less polished posts.

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Stan

An extremely enthusiastic fan; as a verb, to strongly support an artist or public figure.

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Standing on business

Following through firmly on responsibilities, promises or principles.

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Straya

A humorous informal pronunciation and spelling of Australia.

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Subtweet

An indirect social-media post criticising someone without naming them.

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Tea

Gossip, truth or interesting personal information.

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Thirst trap

A photo or post designed to attract attention through physical appeal.

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Thread

A connected series of online messages or posts.

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TIFU

Today I made a serious mistake, often used to introduce a story online.

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TIL

Today I learned.

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TLDR

Too long; did not read, or a short summary of a longer text.

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Touch grass

Go offline, calm down and reconnect with ordinary real-world life.

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Tradwife

A woman who promotes a highly traditional homemaker and marriage lifestyle, often online.

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Troll

Provoke, mislead or upset people online for amusement or reaction.

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Tuff

Impressive, stylish or exceptionally good.

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TW

Trigger warning.

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Twin

A friendly way to address a close friend or someone seen as similar to oneself.

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Type shi

A filler phrase meaning something like that, that kind of thing or you know what I mean.

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Unc

A joking way to call someone old or out of touch.

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Understood the assignment

Performed a task exactly as hoped, often with extra style or skill.

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UwU

A text face and expression associated with cuteness, affection or playful anime-influenced speech.

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Vaguepost

Post something intentionally unclear so others wonder what happened or who it concerns.

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Very demure

Deliberately modest, neat or restrained, often used humorously after a viral trend.

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