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Phrase used to say, “okay” or to agree with something.
Bet
A term used to agree with something, someone, or a statement.
Facts
An adjective used to describe something that’s just okay.
Mid
An adjective used to describe something as suspicious or shady.
Sus
Adjective to say something is fancy, luxurious, expensive, or special
Boujee
A term used to describe an attitude or style associated with wealthy, upper-class, or private school culture.
Preppy
Term used to say something is cool, true, or impressive.
Valid
Adjective: used to describe a speaker's thoughts, feelings, and desires with low emotional intensity or even secretly.
Low-key
Adjective: used to describe something very obvious, intense, or strongly felt.
High-key
A phrase used for “no-lie” or “I’m being serious”.
No Cap
Noun: to go insanse, lose it, or be hysterical.
Crash Out
Adjective: something that is really good, amazing, or crazy (in a good way).
Fire
A term used for charisma, specifically when it comes to flirting or attracting someone romantically.
Rizz
Adjective: stunned, shocked
Shook
Adjective: being bitter, upset, or annoyed. Usually over something small or petty
Salty
Adjective: exaggerated, dramatic, attention- grabbing, too much.
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