Subtly revealing a relationship or project online without fully identifying it.
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🇺🇸 Trending slang in United States
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Performed a task exactly as hoped, often with extra style or skill.
The mood, atmosphere or feeling created by a person or place.
An aggressive initialism used online to tell someone to be quiet; often censored or joking.
A one-against-one competition or challenge.
Am I the one at fault? An abbreviation popularised by online advice forums.
Be right back.
Withdraw support from a public figure or organisation after objectionable behaviour.
A dramatic way to praise a scene, event or piece of entertainment as masterful.
A person's facial attractiveness or consistently good appearance.
Humorous reasoning used to make spending or everyday choices feel more acceptable.
A loss, failure or embarrassing outcome.
Someone acting or feeling like the central figure in events around them.
Holding the tongue in a particular position in hopes of improving jawline appearance.
An inexperienced player, sometimes used as an insult.
The person who created the original post or discussion thread.
Excellent, top-tier or the best point of something.
A person perceived as seeking approval by distancing themselves from their peers or putting others down.
Presenting a strong look, performance or attitude.
A person someone meets secretly for a romantic or sexual relationship.
An extremely enthusiastic fan; as a verb, to strongly support an artist or public figure.
What are you doing?
Extremely bad, outrageous or wicked, often used with exaggerated humour.
A playful blend of grey and buzz cut, referring to a grey buzz-cut hairstyle or its wearer.
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