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Millenial slang refers to informal words, abbreviations, catchphrases, and internet expressions strongly associated with Millennials and the online culture they grew up with. The standard spelling is millennial slang. Common…

Australian slang is the informal vocabulary, shortened words, expressions, and conversational phrases associated with Australian English. Common examples include arvo for afternoon, servo for a gas station, mate for a…

Huzz is internet slang for women or girls, especially when someone is joking about attracting, impressing, or talking to them. The word developed as a modified pronunciation and spelling of…

In slang, “Eiffel Tower” most commonly refers to an adult sexual position involving three people, arranged so that the participants’ overall body position can resemble the outline of the famous…

Unc is slang for “uncle.” Online, people commonly use it to jokingly call someone older, old-fashioned, mature, or out of touch with younger trends. You do not have to be…

OP most commonly means “original poster” in online discussions—the person who created the post, thread, or topic being discussed. In gaming, however, OP usually means “overpowered,” describing a character, weapon,…

Bougie is slang for someone or something that seems fancy, upscale, expensive, status-conscious, or a little pretentious. You might call a luxury brunch spot, an elaborate coffee order, expensive taste,…

In slang, “opp” means an enemy, rival, opponent, or someone considered to be against you. It comes from the idea of “opposition” and is especially common in hip-hop, texting, memes,…

In slangiify, cooked usually means doomed, finished, in serious trouble, or in a situation that seems difficult to recover from. Someone might say, “I’m cooked” after realizing they are unprepared…

In internet slang, “Ohio” usually means weird, awkward, cringeworthy, absurd, chaotic, or strangely bad. Someone might call a bizarre video “Ohio,” say “That’s so Ohio,” or use “Only in Ohio”…