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A humorous way to acknowledge one's own behaviour or an awkward situation.
An emphatic form of period used to end a statement with confidence.
Excellent or attractive, especially in 1990s slang.
Upset, bothered or overly concerned about something.
Messy, low-quality or socially inappropriate; can be insulting and culturally sensitive.
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.
Think, suppose or believe; common in southern and rural American speech as well as elsewhere.
Occupying someone's thoughts persistently without effort.
A person who remains extremely loyal and supportive.
Style, confidence or a distinctive quality that makes someone impressive.
I understand and no further explanation is needed.
Earn money, obtain an opportunity or achieve a valuable goal.
Making someone laugh intensely or react strongly.
A subtle or indirect insult or expression of disrespect.
Dishonest, suspicious or questionable.
Surprised, shocked or emotionally affected.
A playful exaggerated form of shook.
A holiday house near the beach, especially along the New Jersey coast.
A friendly or emphatic way to address a woman or close friend.
Suspicious, unsafe or unreliable.
Looking extremely stylish, polished or well-shaped.
Share gossip, details or the truth about something.
Gossip, truth or interesting personal information.
A casual name for Interstate 405, especially in Southern California.
The main nearby city, often specifically Manhattan in parts of the New York region.
Highly excited, energetic or partying intensely.
A stylised form of work used to praise confident performance or appearance.
Alert to social injustice; also used politically as praise, criticism or mockery.
A response expressing agreement, acknowledgement or understanding.
An expression of agreement, greeting or emphasis.
An enthusiastic form of yes expressing strong approval.
An emphatic plural form of y'all referring to an entire group.
Performed exceptionally well with nothing left to criticise.
A mildly odd but not necessarily bad habit noticed in a partner.
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