SLANG CATEGORY
School Safe
Informal words that are generally safe, with warnings where context matters.
A positive sign that someone or something is healthy, trustworthy or compatible.
Deliberately disrupt or annoy other players rather than play normally.
A long filled sandwich, especially in parts of New England.
Excellent or very good, especially associated with Victorian speech.
A playful blend of grey and buzz cut, referring to a grey buzz-cut hairstyle or its wearer.
Get ready with me, a video format showing someone's preparation routine.
Got to go.
Trying intensely to make something happen, usually with determined or exaggerated effort.
Publicly and clearly announcing a relationship, project or major change online.
Hard work or physically demanding labour.
Have a conversation or tell a story.
How about you?
A personal interpretation about a fictional character or story not confirmed by official material.
A role or character focused on restoring teammates' health.
Very or a lot, strongly associated with Northern California.
A long filled sandwich, especially in New York-area speech.
Openly, strongly or without trying to hide it.
The invisible area used by a game to detect hits or collisions.
Feels unusually powerful, enjoyable or emotionally significant in a certain context.
Depending on context, hit my line or hate my life.
Hit me up; contact me.
A long filled sandwich, especially associated with Philadelphia and nearby areas.
A close friend or trusted person from one's neighbourhood or community.
A person who drives dangerously or noisily, often showing off.
Driving a vehicle recklessly, noisily or in an antisocial manner.
Excessive or unrealistic hope, modelled on copium.
An Australian greeting asking how someone is doing.
A cricket appeal asking the umpire whether a batter is out.
A husband.
A boast disguised as a complaint or modest comment.
A playful term of address combining honey and a stronger drag-culture term; use with cultural awareness.
A deliberately unserious slang term for girls or women, often used in meme speech.
A reaction to something overwhelmingly funny, awkward or unbelievable.
A reaction meaning something is extremely funny, shocking or embarrassing.
Something is so funny that the speaker feels unable to cope.
A chilled coffee drink; in some Australian states it is a particularly strong local convenience-store tradition.