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List of slang words in English with their meanings and examples. Good to know for everyone who wants to travel to any English-speaking country. Join @PhrasalCards too
🔘 L2P
What does L2P stand for?
◻️Learn to play
Gamers are most likely to use L2P to mean "learn to play." Specifically, they're most likely to use L2P while telling noobs to stop sucking and git gud.
However, you may also encounter L2P in other contexts. For example, a friend who is teaching themself how to play piano may say "I want to L2P piano; I found some online resources." Or, a gamer may (kindly) prompt you to L2P their favorite game, so you can play together.
❓Example
Hey, why don't you log off and L2P? You're killing us out there
Hey, why don't you get bent?
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🔘 Swag
What does swag mean?
◻️Skills or style
Swag is a term that refers to a person's sense of style or skills. It is derived from "swagger" and was made popular by hip-hop culture.
Swag is usually preceded by a hashtag (#) and used profusely on Twitter, commony to brag. Because of its popularity, there has been backlash causing many to use it for ironic or mocking purposes.
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Yo, that dude's got so much swag, it's not even fair
Nah, he's lame he just rips off other people's looks
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🔘 Airdrop
What is a cryptocurrency airdrop?
◻️A cryptocurrency marketing event
A cryptocurrency airdrop is a giveaway of free crypto coins. Airdrops are often part of marketing events, in which users receive coins in exchange for promoting a new or up-and-coming cryptocurrency. The coins are sent directly to a user's cryptocurrency wallet, provided the user completes the airdrop's conditions.
Are cryptocurrency airdrops scams?
No and yes. No, in that many airdrops are legitimate promotions, and yes, in that some airdrops are pump-and-dump schemes in which the cryptocurrency's owners are attempting to inflate their coins' value before selling them. Other malicious airdrops ask users to provide their crypto wallet's private key, which gives access to the users' other cryptocurrency. So, before you engage in a crypto airdrop, make sure you do your DD.
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I'm so glad I hopped on that Dogecoin airdrop years ago. Now I just have to figure out when to sell
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🔘 SNERT
What does SNERT stand for in messages?
◻️Snot nosed egotistical rude teenager
SNERT is an acronym that describes a teenage jerk. People often use it when messaging about a rude adolescent.
For example, if you ride a subway and a teen plays loud music on a speaker, you may text your friend, "About to throw myself off this train unless this SNERT turns off his terrible music." Or, you might reminisce about how you were terrible to your school teachers in high school, "I remember how much of a SNERT I was to my teachers. They were saints to put up with me."
Before you get too critical of teens, remember that they are challenging years. After all, weren't we all like that at some point in our teenage years?
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That SNERT walks around like he owns the place
He needs to be humbled
His freshman year is going to be a rude awakening
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🔘 Mk
What does mk mean?
◻️Okay
Mk is a shortened way to say "Okay" that people typically use when they are unsure but still say want to answer in the affirmative. For example, if the girl you went on a date with once wants to introduce you to her parents, you might think it's too early, but you also don't want to appear rude, so you reply with, "mk."
You may mk in various contexts, but you'll most likely see it in messages (online and texts) and on social media, like Twitter, TikTok, and Snapchat. While most people use it to warily reply "yes" to a question or agree with someone, some people also use it in a condescending way to cast judgment. For example, one of your friends may send "mk" in a group message when another friend shares a risque outfit she is wearing to a barbecue.
❓Example
You gonna come over tonite?
mk, I guess I'll go
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English slang - “rank” 🤢
In this context the word “rank” is an informal adjective which means disgusting or very unpleasant.
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Gen Alpha Slang PART 2
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Loner is a person who prefers to be alone or avoids the company of others.
Example: I had always been a loner, and I hated sharing an apartment when I went to college.
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🔘 Boujee
What does boujee mean?
◻️High class
Anything high class, or fancy, is "boujee" (or "bougie"), which is short for "bourgeois." While bourgeois has negative connotations, people primarily use boujee in a positive manner, like when a person has high standards or good taste.
❓Example
This hotel is so boujee, I can't believe we can afford it!
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🔘 F4F
What does F4F mean on social media?
◻️Follow for follow
F4F means "follow for follow." It is used on Twitter, TikTok, and Instagram to tell other users that, if they follow you, you'll follow them back - ensuring that both your follower counts grow.
Because social media platforms boost posts made by people with large numbers of followers, many users attempt to gain followers however they can. F4Fing is a relatively mild and organic way of attempting to gain followers, as opposed to spamming hashtags in your posts or utilizing algorithms and bots to gain followers automagically.
If you want to let people know you'll follow them if they follow you, be sure to add the #F4F hashtag to your Twitter, TikTok, or Insta posts. If you want to look for users who will follow you if you follow them, you can search for others' use of the #F4F hashtag.
❓Example
RT if you need followers! I love you all! #F4F #FF
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🔘 Appoholic
What does appoholic mean?
◻️A person addicted to downloading apps
An appoholic is a person that is addicted to downloading apps for his phone or tablet. The term comes from the combination of "application" and "alcoholic."
The term is commonly used to describe a person who can't stop downloading applications to their mobile device or computer. An appoholic is most likely a teenager who has a new phone and is overwhelmed with excitement, much like a puppy with a new toy. Appoholic may also appear as "appaholic."
❓Example
I downloaded 8 apps today, I think I may be an appoholic
Well, the first step is admitting you have a problem
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English slang - “bounce” 🏃🏻
“Bounce” in this context means to leave.
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English slang - “shaft” 🤨
“Shaft” is a verb which means to trick someone or treat them unfairly.
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Basic English vs Slang #learn
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"Loaded" = wealthy, rich.
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Example: All those owners of Las Vegas casinos are really loaded.
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