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Sus (2010s)
short for suspicious, used to describe something or someone that seems off or questionable.
Bet (2010s)
used to show agreement, approval, or confirmation.
Shook (2010s)
feeling shocked or surprised.
Savage (2010s)
someone who is fierce, brutally honest, or impressive.
Trippin’ (1990s)
overreacting or acting irrationally.
Hype (2010s)
excited or heavily promoted.
Diss (1980s)
to disrespect or insult someone.
Jacked (1980s)
muscular or very strong.
Bougie (2010s)
describing someone or something as luxurious in a pretentious way.
Cap (2010s)
 
to lie or exaggerate
 
opposite of "no cap."
Ghost (2010s)
to suddenly cut off all communication without explanation, especially in dating.
Crunk (2000s)
very excited or full of energy, often used for parties.
Burnout (1970s)
someone who lacks motivation, often associated with heavy drug use.
Bae (2010s)
term of endearment for a significant other, short for "before anyone else."
Buggin’ (1990s)
acting crazy or freaking out.
On fleek (2010s)
something that is perfectly executed or looks perfect (e.g., eyebrows on fleek).
FOMO (2010s)
 
Fear Of Missing Out
 
anxiety from feeling left out.
Hella (1990s)
very or a lot of something (e.g., "hella good").
As if! (1990s)
a sarcastic way to say "yeah, right" or express disbelief.
Talk to the hand (1990s)
dismissive phrase meaning "I’m not listening."
Chillax (2000s)
 
a combination of "chill" and "relax"
 
to calm down.
Woke (2010s)
being aware of social issues, particularly racism and inequality.
Yeet (2010s)
to throw something forcefully, or used to express excitement.
Yuppie (1980s)
young urban professional, typically referring to a successful, wealthy young adult.
Gnarly (1980s)
something amazing or cool, or dangerous (depends on context).
No cap (2020s)
for real, no lie, being honest.
Lit (2010s)
exciting, fun, or excellent.
Bling-bling (2000s)
flashy or expensive jewelry.
Rad (1980s)
short for "radical," meaning awesome or excellent.
Groovy (1970s)
super cool or fashionable.
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