SLANG CATEGORY
School Safe
Informal words that are generally safe, with warnings where context matters.
Leave quickly or run away, an older playful word revived in younger online speech.
Suspicious, unsafe or unreliable.
A nonsense meme word used playfully, especially in Gen Alpha humour.
A teasing response suggesting a problem happened because someone lacks ability.
Is extremely enjoyable or impressive, especially music or food.
To do something exceptionally well or look impressive.
Verbal taunting intended to distract or unsettle an opponent, especially in cricket.
Low-quality, mass-produced or thoughtless content, especially AI-generated media.
Shaking my head, expressing disappointment or disbelief.
A short work break, whether or not anyone smokes.
An experienced player using a new or lower-ranked account.
A sausage, especially one cooked on a barbecue.
Looking extremely stylish, polished or well-shaped.
The Australian men's national soccer team.
A common American term for a carbonated soft drink.
Block and immediately unblock someone to make them stop following without leaving them blocked.
Subtly revealing a relationship or project online without fully identifying it.
A secondary social account used for frequent, casual or less polished posts.
An electrician.
Attack players repeatedly near the place where they re-enter a game.
Very disappointed, annoyed or upset.
Share gossip, details or the truth about something.
Lose one's temper or react childishly.
A group of players working together as a team.
A quick look.
An extremely enthusiastic fan; as a verb, to strongly support an artist or public figure.
Following through firmly on responsibilities, promises or principles.
The annual interstate rugby league series between Queensland and New South Wales.
Very pleased or excited.
A humorous informal pronunciation and spelling of Australia.
Use a livestream to locate or gain unfair information about a player in the same game.
Exhausted, full after eating, broken or in trouble depending on context.
An indirect social-media post criticising someone without naming them.
Sunglasses.
The Sunshine Coast in Queensland.
A role focused on helping teammates through healing, protection or utility.