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Generally safe slang

Explore terms currently labelled Generally safe, with clear definitions and audience information.

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Chook

A chicken.

AustralianAustralia
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
Chuck a sickie

Take a day off work by claiming to be ill, whether genuinely sick or not.

AustralianAustralia
Chuck a wobbly

Have a tantrum or angry outburst.

AustralianAustralia
Chunder

Vomit or to vomit.

AustralianAustralia
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
Clutch

Succeed in a difficult, high-pressure moment.

GamingGlobal
Cobber

A friend or companion, now often old-fashioned.

AustralianAustralia
Coke

In parts of the southern United States, a generic term for any carbonated soft drink.

AmericanSouthern United States
Cook

Perform extremely well or produce an impressive result.

InternetGlobal
Cooked

Finished, in trouble, exhausted or no longer working.

ReactionGlobal
Cooldown

The waiting period before an ability or item can be used again.

GamingGlobal
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
Corecore

An editing and meme aesthetic combining emotional clips, commentary and internet culture.

InternetGlobal
Couldn't be me

A dismissive phrase distancing oneself from another person's choice or mistake.

AmericanUnited States, Global
Cozzie

A swimming costume or swimsuit, especially in New South Wales usage.

AustralianAustralia
Cracker

An excellent person, event or object; context can also refer to a biscuit or firework.

AustralianAustralia
Crash out

Lose emotional control, react recklessly or make a situation much worse.

InternetUnited States, Global
Cringe fail

An embarrassing mistake or unsuccessful attempt.

InternetGlobal
Croc

A crocodile.

AustralianAustralia, Global
Crook

Sick, unwell, dishonest or poor-quality depending on context.

AustralianAustralia
Cuffing season

A period during colder months when people seek short-term or seasonal relationships.

DatingUnited States, Global
Cuppa

A cup of tea or coffee.

AustralianAustralia, United Kingdom
Cushioning

Maintaining alternative romantic interests as protection against a current relationship ending.

DatingGlobal
Da bomb

Excellent or the best, especially in 1990s slang.

AmericanUnited States, Global
Daggy

Unfashionable, awkward or endearingly uncool.

AustralianAustralia
Damper

A simple Australian bush bread traditionally cooked in coals.

AustralianAustralia
Day one

A person who has been loyal from the beginning.

AmericanUnited States, Global
DC

Disconnect from a game or online service.

GamingGlobal
Deadass

Seriously or truthfully, often used for strong emphasis.

AmericanUnited States

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