Binge-watch: Watch multiple episodes of a show typically via DVD or digital streaming.
Verb. I like to watch series episodes with my family on the weekends.
Bling: expensive, ostentatious clothing and jewelry, or the wearing of them.
Noun.The necklaces that were at the meet and greet were very bling.
Clickbait: On the internet content whose main purpose is to attract attention and encourage visitors to click on a link to a particular web page.
Noun. I will dare to clickbait on this link because the thumbnail seems curious to me.
Crowdfunding: The practice of financing a project or enterprise by raising small amounts of money.
Noun. The company is crowdfunding to donate to a school in Africa.
Downvote/ upvote: A downvote means they disagree with your answer, there can be many reasons for the same.
Verb/Noun. 26% of the votes are negative in the class and the others agree.
Earworm: A catchy song or tune that runs continually through a person's mind.
Noun. All music always stays in my earworn.
Google: Find information about someone or something on the internet using the Google search engine.
Verb/Noun. I love so much Google
Meme: Text, image, video, or other item that spreads rapidly across the internet.
Noun. I love all types of memes.
Photobomb: Spoiling a photograph of a person or thing by appearing unexpectedly, usually as a practical joke.
Verb/Noun. He appeared in the photo and ruined it (as a joke).
Staycation: A vacation spent in the country of origin rather than abroad.
Noun. She take a staycation for his dad's birthday.
Trend: A general direction in which something is developing or changing.
Verb/Noun. She created a trend and more than 5,000 have done so.
Tweet: a post made on the social media application Twitter.
Verb/Noun. She tweeted that she was going to Vegas with her friends.
Check out: establish the truth or inform oneself about someone or something.
Noun. Don't forget to hand in your room key when you check out.
Look up: Search for and find a piece of information in a book or database.
Noun.He likes to know much more about the subject, that's why he starts looking for more information in his books.
Take off: Of an aircraft or bird become airborne.
Verb. The plane is about to take off.
Turned on: Start the flow or operation of something by means of a switch or button.
Verb. She turns on the light in her room.
