Study

American Slang

  •   0%
  •  0     0     0

      Back   Restart
  • Adjective: stunned, shocked
    Shook
  • A phrase used for “no-lie” or “I’m being serious”.
    No Cap
  • Adjective: exaggerated, dramatic, attention- grabbing, too much.
    Extra
  • Adjective to say something is fancy, luxurious, expensive, or special
    Boujee
  • A term used for charisma, specifically when it comes to flirting or attracting someone romantically.
    Rizz
  • A term used to agree with something, someone, or a statement.
    Facts
  • Adjective: used to describe a speaker's thoughts, feelings, and desires with low emotional intensity or even secretly.
    Low-key
  • How to say 'going to' quickly
    gonna
  • How to say 'want to' quickly
    wanna
  • A term used to describe an attitude or style associated with wealthy, upper-class, or private school culture.
    Preppy
  • How to say 'got to' quickly
    gotta
  • An adjective used to describe something as suspicious or shady.
    Sus
  • 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
  • Phrase used to say, “okay” or to agree with something.
    Bet
  • How to say 'let me' quickly
    lemme
  • How to say 'you all' quickly
    y'all
  • Adjective: being bitter, upset, or annoyed. Usually over something small or petty
    Salty
  • How to say 'trying to' quickly
    tryna
  • How to say 'Am not/Are not' quickly
    ain't
  • Adjective: used describe someone who has done so exceptionally well that they killed it.
    Slay
  • Adjective: used to describe something very obvious, intense, or strongly felt.
    High-key
  • An adjective used to describe something that’s just okay.
    Mid
  • Term used to say something is cool, true, or impressive.
    Valid
    • Your experience on this site will be improved by allowing cookies.