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Exciting, fun or highly energetic; historically it can also mean intoxicated.
Laughing very hard; contains an implied mild profanity.
Laughing out loud, now often used simply to soften a message or signal amusement.
Average, unimpressive or not as good as expected.
Badly damaged, intoxicated or in a terrible condition.
A response meaning something was done so well that no improvement is needed.
Excellent, top-tier or the best point of something.
An excellent example, performance or idea.
An abbreviation commonly meaning annoy me or make me angry in current slang contexts.
Upset, bothered or overly concerned about something.
A loyal, trustworthy or genuinely supportive person.
Excellent, impressive or a very good example of something.
Rolling on the floor laughing.
Bitter, annoyed or upset, often over a small loss.
Making someone laugh intensely or react strongly.
Extremely tired or deeply disappointed, depending on context.
Surprised, shocked or emotionally affected.
A playful exaggerated form of shook.
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.
Shaking my head, expressing disappointment or disbelief.
Very disappointed, annoyed or upset.
Very pleased or excited.
Exhausted, full after eating, broken or in trouble depending on context.
Suspicious, questionable or untrustworthy.
A sudden feeling of dislike or loss of attraction toward someone.
Impressive, stylish or exceptionally good.
Performed a task exactly as hoped, often with extra style or skill.
A win, success or positive outcome.
A mocking sound used to dismiss a complaint or unfortunate outcome.
An enthusiastic expression of delight or approval.