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👥 Gen Z Slang
6-7

A deliberately vague meme response with no fixed meaning, often used simply because it is recognisable.

InternetGlobal
And I oop

An exclamation of surprise, interruption or suddenly realising something.

AmericanUnited States, Global
Ate and left no crumbs

Performed exceptionally well with nothing left to criticise.

InternetGlobal
ATP

Depending on context, an abbreviation meaning at this point.

TextingGlobal
Aura

A person’s perceived coolness, presence or social energy.

SocialGlobal
Aura farming

Doing something mainly to look impressive, mysterious or cool and gain social status.

InternetGlobal
Aura points

An imaginary score for how cool, confident or embarrassing someone appears.

InternetGlobal
Bag

Money, an opportunity or a desirable person depending on context.

AmericanUnited States, Global
Based

Confidently authentic or expressing an opinion without worrying about approval.

InternetGlobal
Beige flag

A mildly odd but not necessarily bad habit noticed in a partner.

DatingGlobal
Bestie

A best friend or friendly form of address, sometimes used ironically online.

AmericanGlobal
Bet

Okay, agreed or challenge accepted.

ConversationGlobal
Bet that

A confident agreement or acceptance of a plan or challenge.

AmericanUnited States
BFFR

An abbreviation for be genuinely serious, used to express disbelief or frustration.

TextingGlobal
Big back

A teasing insult implying someone eats a lot or is greedy for food.

InternetGlobal
Big facts

A strong expression of agreement with a truthful statement.

AmericanUnited States, Global
Boomerasking

Asking someone a question that could have been answered quickly with a simple online search.

InternetUnited States, Global
Boy math

A humorous reversal of girl math used to point out inconsistent reasoning by men.

InternetGlobal
Brainrot

Internet content or an obsession considered repetitive, absurd or mentally consuming.

InternetGlobal
Bruh

An exclamation showing disbelief, annoyance or amusement; also a casual form of bro.

AmericanGlobal
Buns

Bad, low-quality or unimpressive, especially in gaming or sport.

GamingUnited States, Global
Canon event

An experience seen as unavoidable and important to a person's development.

InternetGlobal
Cap

A lie, exaggeration or false statement.

AmericanUnited States, Global
Chad

A meme stereotype of a confident, attractive or socially successful man.

AmericanUnited States, Global
Chat

A way of addressing an audience collectively, borrowed from livestream chat culture.

InternetGlobal
Chopped

Unattractive, badly styled or in poor condition.

ReactionUnited States, Global
Choppleganger

Someone who resembles another person but is jokingly considered a less attractive version.

InternetUnited States, Global
Cinema

A dramatic way to praise a scene, event or piece of entertainment as masterful.

InternetGlobal
Clanker

A mocking term for a robot or AI system, often used jokingly in human-versus-machine memes.

InternetUnited States, Global
Clock it

Notice, identify or call attention to something accurately.

InternetGlobal
Clout

Social influence, attention or power, especially online.

AmericanUnited States, Global
Clout chaser

Someone who seeks attention or relationships mainly to gain social influence.

AmericanUnited States, Global
Cook

Perform extremely well or produce an impressive result.

InternetGlobal
Cooked

Finished, in trouble, exhausted or no longer working.

ReactionGlobal
Copium

Imaginary substance someone uses to cope with disappointment or denial.

GamingGlobal
Core

A suffix used to name an aesthetic, subculture or visual theme.

InternetGlobal