Generic: When you are so, so basic, you are just generic. Gassed: When someone has had one too many compliments and is full of themselves “That dish is straight fire.”įlex: Showing off, “flexing,” your valuables in a non-humble way. So it’s not really fake, right?įire: About as cool as something can get. ![]() If you ask me, the term is misleading because it’s a private Insta account to show off the real aspects of your daily life that you wouldn’t feel comfortable sharing with followers on a regular page. As in “Hey guys, I’m about to dipset but I’ll talk to you later.”Įsh-get-it: Or, “esketit.” Short for “let’s get it.”įinsta: Short for a fake Instagram. There will probably be day drinking there.ĭipset: To depart. (Why is that necessary?)Ĭurve: If you reject someone, you in essence, “curve them.”ĭarty: Day party. Sigh.īest life: A hella (do people still use “hella?”) catchy song by Cardi B but also, a way of expressing pride as in “living my best life” or a compliment “he’s living his best life.”īougie: Typically used sarcastically to describe someone acting uppity or of a higher class.Ĭanceled: To reject something because it’s no longer trendy or it’s become too ratchet.Ĭhuh: If someone says “chuh,” it means they’ve combined sure and yep into one word. You guys, every time I put one of these together, it’s a stunning reminder that I am AGING. crowd-sourcing on Facebook) and assemble the latest words I do not understand for a third volume of my glossary series. It’s been a hot minute since, but at long last, I felt it was time to get back into my hard core research (i.e. My very first edition of “An Old Person’s Guide To The Millennial Vocabulary” was a smashing success so crafting Volume Two was a no-brainer.
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