A–Z SLANG DICTIONARY
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A casual post containing a collection of loosely related photos.
A person perceived as seeking approval by distancing themselves from their peers or putting others down.
A joking phrase demanding photographic proof of a claim.
The time taken for network data to travel between a player and server.
A plumbing tradesperson; in Australia the standard word may be shortened casually to plumbie.
Private message.
An abbreviation commonly meaning annoy me or make me angry in current slang contexts.
A Louisiana sandwich traditionally served on French-style bread.
An expression of excitement or praise originating from streaming culture.
Exciting, impressive or worthy of celebration.
Poker machines or electronic gaming machines.
A politician.
A regional American term for a carbonated soft drink.
A lie or untrue story, from telling porkies.
A postal worker or mail carrier.
Point of view; often used to frame a scenario in a post or video.
A video framed from a particular point of view or imagined scenario.
A child in the first year of primary school, especially in Queensland and Victoria.
Upset, bothered or overly concerned about something.
A programmed effect that activates when certain conditions are met, often by chance.
A pick-up group formed from players who do not usually play together.
Completely defeated or dominated, an older gaming misspelling of owned.
A person from Queensland, also an emphatic supporter cry during State of Origin.
Wait in a matchmaking line or join the next game.
A playful nickname for Adelaide.
Content designed to provoke anger so people comment, share or keep watching.
Leave a game suddenly because of anger or frustration.
A mischievous, troublesome or disreputable person.
Messy, low-quality or socially inappropriate; can be insulting and culturally sensitive.
A reply receiving more support than the original post, implying disagreement.
Receiving substantially more negative replies or reactions than support online.
An image used to express an emotion or response in online conversation.
Criticise someone sharply and accurately, often in drag and ballroom culture.
A loyal, trustworthy or genuinely supportive person.
Evidence, screenshots or records used to prove a claim.
A collection of screenshots or evidence kept for future disputes.