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plant mom: mother of plants. someone who owns a significant number of plants and care for them deeply, these plants are usually kept inside to be close to their surrogate mother.
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Mad Oh: (Originating from the streets of Lagos, Nigeria) An expression of surprise, shock or astonishment often caused by something unexpected or mind blowing. It can be used as an adjective in some cases. Mad oh is very dynamic hence, it is also a valid /sarcastic reply to any statement whatsoever. In cases where you are tired of a conversation, mad oh will do a lot of good because of its conversation terminating abilities.
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celebrity hall pass: Permission given by your significant other to go on a date/sleep with a particular celebrity.
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Scumbro: An evolution of normcore. The scumbro is a hypebeast who wears streetwear brands like Supreme and Adidas but also Vermont mom brands like REI and Patagonia...and may even sneak in some Gucci. The word, or at least this definition, was most likely coined by Vanity Fair's Kenzie Briant in the article "Pete Davidson and the Rise of the Sumbro" in July 2018. As Briant explains, the scumbro's look is ALMOST ironic and looks dumpster-dive cheap but is actually expensive and very intentional. The world has been populated by scumbros at the hands of designers like Demna Gvasalia and Virgil Abloh. Classic Scumbros include Shia Labeouf, Pete Davidson, Justin Bieber, and Jonah Hill.
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heebie jeebies: A feeling of minor fright, anxiety, nervousness, apprehension, "the willies", phobic
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gone hollywood: When a person who has "made it" decides its necessary to reject his/her past because he/she is deemed "too good" for it now. Usually characterized by trading in old friends for new friends, even though your old friends were always there for you before you made it big, distancing yourself from your roots, and turning into a conceited douchebag.
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Zoomer: Refers to members of Generation Z and is a play on the term "Boomer," which refers to members of the Baby Boomer generation. The term Zoomer is also in reference to the fast-paced upbringings members of Generation Z are characterized to have due to the fast advances in technology and culture that has been happening around them as a result of the interconnectivity of the American and Global populations because of the ubiquity of internet-connected smart phones and social media.
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Chancla: The deadliest weapon known to a Latin kid; a flying slipper/ flip-flop.
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well actually: The battle cry of the mansplainer. See also: "to be fair" and "not all"
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wag the dog: to cause a persuasive movement in any large body of influence, i.e., a mass of people, through means by which a lesser influence is utilized. From the phrase, 'It's the tail that wags the dog.' This can be seen when a dog begins to wag it's tail, and it's body then follows.
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iykyk: If You Know You Know
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Scomo: A person in charge who leaves things to others when a difficult or emergency situation arises.
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Kahoot: A review game that American public school kids take way too goddamn seriously, despite that the review part is useless and everybody usually fails the test anyway.
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Vibe Check: A spontaneous and usually random time where someone checks your vibe. A vibe check should usually be a pleasant experience where the person being checked is vibin.
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Ouf: The typical onomatopoeic reaction of boys when they unexpectedly run into the prettiest girl in school. The term originates from the manga/anime "Saiki Kusuo no Psi-nan" , where all the male characters (except Kusuo) would go "Ouf!" when face to face with female character Teruhashi Kokomi.
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Virtue Signalling: To take a conspicuous but essentially useless action ostensibly to support a good cause but actually to show off how much more moral you are than everybody else.
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resolutionary: People who join a gym after the New Year, only to quit going within 3 months.
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hedgehog's dilemma: The phrase hedgehog's dilemma refers to the notion that: (1) The closer two beings come to one another in a relationship, the more likely it might be for them to inflict psychological pain on each other (2) Yet if they remain apart, they each might feel the roughly-equivalent (psychological) pain of loneliness. This notion comes from the conjecture that hedgehogs, with sharp spines on their backs, might hurt each other if they get too close. It is a character trait believed to be possessed by some individuals, in real life as well as in works of fiction, sometimes causing anti-social behaviours, often allegedly caused by an unpleasant past experience of intimate relationships. A person who suffers from the hedgehog's dilemma will usually avoid becoming too close or involved with someone, due to fear of another similar, possibly painful, experience, such as they had experienced in the past.
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It’s clipped: It’s clipped means that the situation being described is completely hopeless. it’s done, over, clipped.
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yikers: An expression of shock, surprise or disgust. Derived from the word yikes It is the gen y way of expressing yikes
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shock site: A website used with the express purpose of startling the living crap out of anyone you link it to. Examples include tubgirl, lemonparty, and goatse.
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run me my money: Run me my money means, give me my money now or else.
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Browareness: bro-ware-ness To impart personal knowledge of a situation to a fellow bro that should inform him to his benefit.
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Present Face: The face you make when you get a really terrible present but don't want to hurt anybodies feelings.
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powerbomb: A wrestling move in which one person lifts the other onto his shoulders, then slams him down on his back and neck.
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BAMF: Bad ass mother fucker
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wayament: Abbreviation for "Wait a Minuete"
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impleggies: Another word for Implants.