All Slang Terms
JijaPapa
A way to call your father in baby slang
Example:
"Uaaaahhhhhhhhhh, JijaPapa"
Swell
"Great," "wonderful."
Example:
""That was a swell dinner, thanks.""
Wig out
To "freak out" or lose control.
Example:
""He's going to wig out when he hears the news.""
Pig
A derogatory term for a police officer.
Example:
""The pigs broke up the protest.""
PDQ
Acronym: 'Pretty Darn Quick' - meaning very quickly.
Example:
""Get that done PDQ!""
Zonked
Extremely tired or "out of it" (from exhaustion or substances).
Example:
""I was up all night studying, I'm totally zonked.""
The Man
The symbol of authority: the government, police, or "the system."
Example:
""Don't let The Man keep you down.""
Stoked
Extremely excited or "psyched."
Example:
""I'm so stoked to see this concert.""
Psyche!
"Just kidding!" Said after tricking someone.
Example:
""I'm quitting my job... Psyche!""
Pad
A person's apartment or house.
Example:
""We're going back to my pad to listen to records.""
Zilch
"Nothing," "zero."
Example:
""I checked the fridge and there was zilch.""
Rip-off
A bad deal; something that costs more than it's worth.
Example:
""Those tickets were $50? What a rip-off.""
Right on
"I agree," "That's correct," or "Excellent."
Example:
""You're coming? Right on!""
Square
An "uncool," old-fashioned, or conventional person.
Example:
""He won't listen to rock and roll? He's a real square.""
Threads
Clothes.
Example:
""She's got some really cool new threads.""
Skinny
"The details," "the inside information."
Example:
""What's the skinny on the new project?""
Scarf
To eat very quickly.
Example:
""He scarfed down that whole pizza in five minutes.""
TTFN
Acronym: 'Ta-Ta For Now' - a playful way to say goodbye.
Example:
""I'm heading out, TTFN!""
Tune out
To stop paying attention; to ignore.
Example:
""He's talking, but I just tune out.""
Trippy
"Psychedelic" or "surreal."
Example:
""That blacklight poster is trippy.""
RSVP
Acronym: 'Répondez S'il Vous Plaît' (French for 'Please Respond') - requesting a response to an invitation.
Example:
""Please RSVP by Friday for the party.""
Sock Hop
A dance for high schoolers, where shoes were removed to protect the gym floor.
Example:
""Are you going to the sock hop after the game?""
Uptight
Tense, anxious, or overly conventional.
Example:
""Don't be so uptight, just relax.""
Solid
"I understand," "I agree," or "cool."
Example:
""That's a solid plan, man.""
Peachy (or Peachy Keen)
"Great" or "fine."
Example:
""Everything is just peachy keen.""
Wipe out
To fall off a surfboard; to fail spectacularly.
Example:
""He had a bad wipe out on that last wave.""
Split
To leave.
Example:
""This party is boring. Let's split.""
ASAP
Acronym: 'As Soon As Possible' - indicating urgency.
Example:
""I need that report ASAP.""
Bread
Money.
Example:
""I can't go to the concert, I don't have any bread.""
Drag
Something that is boring, tedious, or a "bummer."
Example:
""Having to go to school on a sunny day is a drag.""
Fox / Foxy
A very attractive woman.
Example:
""She is a real foxy lady.""
Going steady
To be in an exclusive romantic relationship.
Example:
""Are Tom and Mary just dating, or are they going steady?""
Flower Power
The hippie philosophy of non-violence and peace.
Example:
""She's a true believer in flower power.""
Hang loose
"Relax" or "take it easy."
Example:
""Don't stress it. Just hang loose.""
Can you dig it?
"Do you understand?" or "Do you agree?"
Example:
""We're all going to the show. Can you dig it?""
Keep on truckin'
"Keep going," "don't give up."
Example:
""Times are tough, but you just gotta keep on truckin'.""
Neato
"Neat" or "cool."
Example:
""You got a new bike? Neato.""
Far out
Excellent, amazing, or "way out there."
Example:
""You saw that light show? It was far out.""
Man
A universal punctuation word, used at the start or end of a sentence.
Example:
""Man, that was a great concert." / "I don't know, man.""
FYI
Acronym: 'For Your Information' - used to share information.
Example:
""FYI, the meeting is at 3 PM.""
Hunk
A handsome, muscular man.
Example:
""He's a total hunk.""
Boss
Excellent, top-quality, or "cool."
Example:
""Wow, that new car is boss.""
Cool beans
"That's great" or "Excellent."
Example:
""You're coming? Cool beans.""
Chick
A girl or young woman.
Example:
""Did you see that new chick in our class?""
Gimme some skin
"Shake my hand" or "give me a low-five."
Example:
""Great job, man. Gimme some skin.""
Jive (or Jive Turkey)
Nonsense, or to be "uncool." A "Jive Turkey" is a "fool."
Example:
""Don't give me that jive." / "He's just a jive turkey.""
Copacetic
Everything is fine, okay, or "all right."
Example:
""Don't worry, everything is copacetic.""
Out of sight
Excellent, "far out," or "groovy."
Example:
""That performance was out of sight.""
Hip
"Cool," stylish, or "in the know."
Example:
""She's a very hip chick.""
Kicks
Shoes (e.g., sneakers) or, "for fun."
Example:
""I just got some new kicks." / "I did it just for kicks.""
Freak out
To have an intense, negative, or crazy reaction; to lose control.
Example:
""He's going to freak out when he sees the mess.""
Hepcat (or Cat)
A stylish, "cool" person, usually a man.
Example:
""He's a real hepcat, always knows the latest music.""
Heavy
"Serious," profound, or "deep."
Example:
""We had a heavy conversation last night.""
Bogart
To selfishly keep something for oneself (like a joint) instead of sharing.
Example:
""Don't bogart that, pass it over.""
Fab
"Fabulous." Excellent or wonderful.
Example:
""The Beatles are a fab band.""
Hang-up
A personal problem or psychological issue; an inhibition.
Example:
""He's got a real hang-up about being on time.""
Cool
The defining word for "good," "stylish," or "calm."
Example:
""He's a cool cat." / "That's cool, man.""
Dig (or Dig It)
To understand, like, or appreciate.
Example:
""I really dig that new song.""
Daddy-O
A very "hep" term for a man or "dude."
Example:
""What's the word, Daddy-O?""
Hairy
Difficult, intense, or frightening.
Example:
""That final exam was hairy.""
Laid-back
Relaxed, "mellow," or easy-going.
Example:
""He's a very laid-back kind of guy.""
Bummer
A disappointing or depressing experience.
Example:
""You lost your tickets? What a bummer.""
Nifty
"Neat," "cool," or handy.
Example:
""That's a nifty little gadget.""
Boogie
To dance, especially to disco or funk music.
Example:
""Let's boogie down on the dance floor.""
Burnout
A person who smokes a lot of marijuana; a slacker.
Example:
""He dropped out of school to become a total burnout.""
Catch you on the flip-side
"See you later."
Example:
""I'm heading out. Catch you on the flip-side.""
Flick
A movie.
Example:
""Want to go see a flick tonight?""
Funky
Having a strong, earthy rhythm (music) or a bad smell.
Example:
""That's a funky bassline." / "Whew, something's funky.""
A Gas
A fun, entertaining, or hilarious time.
Example:
""The party was a real gas.""
Lay it on me
"Tell me" or "Give me the information."
Example:
""I hear you have some news. Lay it on me.""
Mellow
Relaxed, calm, or "laid-back."
Example:
""He's a very mellow dude.""
Hassle
A bother or an annoyance.
Example:
""It's such a hassle to get this thing to work.""
Groovy
Excellent, "cool," or fashionable.
Example:
""That's a groovy outfit, man.""
BTW
Acronym: 'By The Way' - used to introduce additional information.
Example:
""BTW, did you hear about the concert?""
Bad
Meaning "good," "cool," or "stylish."
Example:
""That's a bad jacket.""
Old lady / Old man
A serious girlfriend/boyfriend, or wife/husband.
Example:
""I'm staying in with my old lady tonight.""
Dy-no-mite!
An exclamation of "great!" or "awesome!"
Example:
""We won the game! Dy-no-mite!""
That's my bad
"That's my mistake."
Example:
""I forgot your drink. That's my bad.""
Talk to the Hand
A dismissive phrase. ("'Cause the face ain't listening.")
Example:
""I'm not interested in your excuses. Talk to the hand.""
Wack
Bad, crazy, or "uncool."
Example:
""That new song is wack.""
Valleyspeak
The stereotype of how "Valley Girls" (from the San Fernando Valley) spoke.
Example:
""She's, like, totally using Valleyspeak.""
TTYL
Acronym: 'Talk To You Later' - a way to say goodbye.
Example:
""I gotta go, TTYL!""
Yuppie
"Young Urban Professional." A derogatory term for a young, wealthy, materialistic, and career-focused person.
Example:
""He works on Wall Street and wears suspenders. He's a yuppie.""
What's your damage?
"What's your problem?"
Example:
""Why are you being so mean? What's your damage?""
Way! / No Way!
"No Way!" is an expression of disbelief. "Way!" is the confirmation.
Example:
""I got us backstage passes." "No way!" "Way!""
Veg out
To relax in a lazy, mindless way (e.g., watching TV).
Example:
""I'm just going to veg out on the couch all weekend.""
Whatever
A signature expression of apathy, dismissal, or "I don't care."
Example:
""You don't like my attitude? Whatever.""
Stoked
Extremely excited or happy.
Example:
""I'm so stoked to go to the concert.""
Yo
A greeting ("Hey") or a way to get someone's attention.
Example:
""Yo, check this out!""
Word up
An exclamation of agreement or "That's right."
Example:
""That was a great speech." "Word up.""
TTFN
Acronym: 'Ta-Ta For Now' - a playful way to say goodbye.
Example:
""I'm heading out, TTFN!""
Trippin'
To be overreacting, "crazy," or high.
Example:
""Why are you getting so mad? You're trippin'.""
Take a chill pill
"Calm down."
Example:
""Stop yelling! You need to take a chill pill.""
Word
"I agree" or "Okay."
Example:
""We're meeting at 8." "Word.""
Wannabe
Someone who "wants to be" something they're not; a poser.
Example:
""He's just a rockstar wannabe.""
Tubular
"Awesome" or "cool."
Example:
""That was a tubular wave.""
The 4-1-1
"The information" or "the details."
Example:
""What's the 4-1-1 on the party this weekend?""
Hella
"Very" or "a lot of."
Example:
""I'm hella hungry." / "There were hella people there.""
411
Shorthand for 'The 4-1-1' meaning 'the information' or 'the details'.
Example:
""What's the 411 on the party this weekend?""
Chill (or Chill Out)
To relax or calm down.
Example:
""Don't get so upset, man. Just chill.""
I'm so sure
A sarcastic "no way." The opposite of "fer sure."
Example:
""You're gonna get an A on that test? Yeah, I'm so sure.""
Duh
"Obviously" or "That's a stupid question."
Example:
""Is 'Star Wars' a good movie? Duh.""
Lame
Uncool, boring, or pathetic.
Example:
""You're staying home on a Friday? That's so lame.""
Awesome
Great, wonderful, or impressive.
Example:
""You got tickets to the concert? That's awesome!""
NOT!
Said immediately after a false statement to reverse its meaning.
Example:
""That outfit looks great... NOT!""
Fly
Stylish, cool, attractive.
Example:
""Her outfit is so fly.""
Gag me with a spoon
An extreme expression of disgust.
Example:
""He asked her out? Gag me with a spoon.""
Oh snap!
An exclamation of surprise, often at an insult ("burn") or sudden event.
Example:
""Oh snap! He just told the teacher off.""
No Duh
"That is extremely obvious."
Example:
""You're telling me the sky is blue? No duh.""
Bitchin'
Extremely cool, awesome, or impressive.
Example:
""He just got a new Trans Am, and it is bitchin'.""
Psych! (or Sike!)
"Just kidding!" Said after tricking someone.
Example:
""I'm moving to Alaska... Psych! I'm just going to the store.""
ASAP
Acronym: 'As Soon As Possible' - indicating urgency.
Example:
""I need that report ASAP.""
Slacker
An unmotivated person who avoids work or responsibility.
Example:
""He just plays video games all day. He's a slacker.""
BTW
Acronym: 'By The Way' - used to introduce additional information.
Example:
""BTW, did you hear about the concert?""
OMG
Acronym: 'Oh My God' - an exclamation of surprise.
Example:
""OMG, did you see that?""
IMHO
Acronym: 'In My Humble Opinion' - used to express one's opinion.
Example:
""IMHO, that movie was overrated.""
Poser
A "poseur." Someone who pretends to be part of a subculture (skater, punk, etc.) but isn't.
Example:
""He can't even skate. He's such a poser.""
Crib
A person's house or apartment.
Example:
""We're all hanging out at my crib later.""
FYI
Acronym: 'For Your Information' - used to share information.
Example:
""FYI, the meeting is at 3 PM.""
Mad
"Very" or "a lot." An intensifier.
Example:
""He's got mad skills on the guitar.""
Righteous
Excellent, cool, or genuine.
Example:
""That was a righteous move.""
Rad (or Radical)
"Cool" or "awesome."
Example:
""You got a new skateboard? That's rad!""
Eat my shorts
An expression of defiance or contempt; "Go away."
Example:
""You want me to do your homework? Eat my shorts!""
Don't have a cow
"Don't overreact" or "Calm down."
Example:
""I only borrowed your sweater. Don't have a cow, man.""
Sellout
Someone who abandons their principles or subculture (e.g., punk, grunge) for money or fame.
Example:
""That band used to be cool, but they're total sellouts now.""
Homeboy / Homeslice
A close friend from your neighborhood or group.
Example:
""What's up, homeboy?""
Fresh
New, cool, stylish, or original.
Example:
""He just got some fresh new Nikes.""
Like
A filler word, used... like... all the time.
Example:
""So I was, like, at the mall, and he, like, totally saw me.""
All that and a bag of chips
The absolute best; having every desirable quality (and then some).
Example:
""She thinks her new boyfriend is all that and a bag of chips.""
Bust a move
To dance, often with skill or enthusiasm.
Example:
""The DJ put on a great song, so I had to bust a move.""
Bogus
Not cool; unfair, unfortunate, or fake.
Example:
""We have a pop quiz today? That is so bogus.""
BRB
Acronym: 'Be Right Back' - indicating a temporary absence.
Example:
""BRB, someone's at the door.""
Bodacious
Excellent, attractive, or impressive.
Example:
""That was a bodacious wave he just caught.""
Da Bomb
The best; excellent.
Example:
""That new CD is da bomb.""
Barf me out
An expression of disgust.
Example:
""He's eating that? Ugh, barf me out.""
Fer sure
"For sure." A strong "yes."
Example:
""Are you coming?" "Fer sure, fer sure.""
Dis (or Diss)
To disrespect someone.
Example:
""Did you just dis my new haircut?""
Dope
Cool, great, or awesome.
Example:
""That's a dope jacket.""
Crunk
Getting crazy, loud, and energetic at a party.
Example:
""This party is getting crunk.""
LOL
Acronym: 'Laughing Out Loud' - used to indicate something is funny.
Example:
""That joke was hilarious, LOL!""
As if!
"No way" or "I highly doubt it." Used to express scoffing disbelief.
Example:
""He wants me to go out with him? As if!""
Gnarly
"Cool" in an extreme or intense way. Can also mean "bad" or "disgusting."
Example:
""He did a gnarly trick on his board." / "That was a gnarly crash.""
Preppy
A style or person associated with expensive, clean-cut prep school fashion (e.g., polo shirts, sweaters).
Example:
""Look at his popped collar. He's a total preppy.""
Bounce
To leave a place.
Example:
""This party is lame. Let's bounce.""
Grody (to the max)
Disgusting, gross. "To the max" is an intensifier.
Example:
""Look at the mold on that bread. That's grody... grody to the max.""
Headbanger
A fan of heavy metal music.
Example:
""He's a total headbanger; he only listens to Metallica.""
Dude
A generic term for a person, usually male.
Example:
""Dude, where's my car?""
Turnt
Excited, high-energy, and ready to party (similar to "crunk" or "lit").
Example:
""It's Friday, let's get turnt.""
Word
"I agree" or "Okay."
Example:
""We're meeting at 8." "Word.""
YOLO
Acronym: "You Only Live Once."
Example:
""I'm going to buy the ticket. YOLO!""
ZOMG
An exaggerated, "l33t" version of "OMG" (Oh My God).
Example:
""ZOMG, I can't believe he won!""
Whatevs
A more dismissive, casual form of "whatever."
Example:
""You don't like it? Whatevs.""
Wassup?!
"What's up?"
Example:
""WASSUP?!" (often screamed as a greeting)"
Shook
Shocked, surprised, or shaken up.
Example:
""After that plot twist, I am shook.""
Photobomb
To jump into the background of someone's photo unexpectedly.
Example:
""We were taking a selfie, and he totally photobombed us.""
Thirst Trap
A photo or post shared online to get attention and compliments.
Example:
""He just posted another shirtless pic. It's such a thirst trap.""
Sick
Extremely cool or impressive.
Example:
""That skateboard trick was sick!""
Phat
"Pretty, Hot, And Tempting." An adjective for "cool" or "excellent."
Example:
""That's a phat track.""
SMH
Acronym: 'Shaking My Head' - expressing disappointment or disbelief.
Example:
""He forgot his keys again? SMH.""
Peeps
People, or a close group of friends.
Example:
""I'm hanging out with my peeps tonight.""
Props
"Proper respect." To give credit or recognition.
Example:
""You have to give him props for trying.""
WYWH
Acronym: 'Wish You Were Here' - expressing longing for someone's presence.
Example:
""This concert is amazing, WYWH!""
Wig
A term for when something is so shocking or amazing that your "wig flew off."
Example:
""When she hit that high note... wig!""
Sorry Not Sorry
A sarcastic, insincere apology for something one is not actually sorry for.
Example:
""I ate the last cookie. Sorry not sorry.""
Sweet
An exclamation for "awesome" or "cool."
Example:
""You got the job? Sweet!""
Tight
Cool, impressive, or close.
Example:
""That song is tight." / "We're tight." (close friends)"
Swag
Style, confidence, or "coolness."
Example:
""He walks with so much swag.""
TBT
Acronym: "Throwback Thursday."
Example:
""Posting my baby picture for TBT.""
TBH
Acronym: 'To Be Honest' - used to introduce an honest opinion.
Example:
""TBH, I didn't really like that movie.""
TTYL
Acronym: 'Talk To You Later' - a way to say goodbye.
Example:
""I gotta go, TTYL!""
That's Hot
"That's cool" or "stylish."
Example:
""I love your new bag. That's hot.""
Stan
An overly obsessive fan (a blend of "stalker" and "fan"). Also a verb.
Example:
""I'm a hard-core Taylor Swift stan." / "I stan her.""
Totes
"Totally."
Example:
""Are you coming?" "Totes!""
Selfie
A photo one takes of oneself, usually with a smartphone.
Example:
""Let's take a selfie.""
Squad
A close-knit group of friends.
Example:
""Hanging with the squad this weekend.""
Throw Shade
To make a subtle, indirect insult or rude remark.
Example:
""She wasn't being mean, but she was definitely throwing shade.""
Snatched
Looks amazing, or "on fleek." Also, "wig snatched" (to be shocked).
Example:
""Her outfit is snatched.""
Troll
A person who posts inflammatory or off-topic messages online to provoke a reaction.
Example:
""Don't feed the trolls in the comments section.""
Sike!
"Just kidding!" Said after a false statement to trick someone.
Example:
""I'm dropping out of school... SIKE!""
Hits Different
To be uniquely special or impactful.
Example:
""I've heard this song before, but it hits different at 2 AM.""
Catfish
Someone who pretends to be someone else online, often for romantic purposes.
Example:
""She found out the guy she was talking to was a catfish.""
IMHO
Acronym: 'In My Humble Opinion' - used to express one's opinion.
Example:
""IMHO, that movie was overrated.""
Gucci
Good, cool, or okay.
Example:
""It's all good." "Yeah, we're gucci.""
Owned / Pwned
To be completely defeated or dominated, especially in a game or argument.
Example:
""I beat him 10-0. He got pwned.""
Legit
"Legitimate." Used to mean "really," "actually," or "cool."
Example:
""This is legit the best pizza I've ever had.""
I'm Dead
A hyperbolic reaction to something hilarious.
Example:
""Stop, that joke was too funny, I'm dead.""
Fam
One's close friends, considered "family."
Example:
""What's up, fam?""
Deadass
To be completely serious.
Example:
""Are you serious?" "Deadass.""
Adulting
Performing mundane, responsible adult tasks (e.g., paying bills, scheduling appointments).
Example:
""I just paid my taxes and scheduled a dentist appointment. #adulting.""
Ghost
To suddenly and completely stop all communication with someone.
Example:
""We went on three dates, and then he ghosted me.""
BRB
Acronym: "Be Right Back."
Example:
""BRB, someone's at the door.""
Extra
Over-the-top, dramatic, or trying too hard.
Example:
""She's being so loud. Why is she so extra?""
Basic
A derogatory term for someone (usually a woman) who likes mainstream or "cheugy" things.
Example:
""She only drinks pumpkin spice lattes and wears Uggs. She's so basic.""
JOMO
Acronym: "Joy Of Missing Out." A response to FOMO.
Example:
""Everyone is at that crowded party, but I'm here with a book. Pure JOMO.""
BTW
Acronym: 'By The Way' - used to introduce additional information.
Example:
""BTW, did you hear about the concert?""
Low-key / High-key
"Low-key" means secretly or slightly. "High-key" is the opposite.
Example:
""I'm low-key excited for this." / "I'm high-key mad about it.""
OOTD
Acronym: "Outfit Of The Day."
Example:
""Posting my OOTD on Instagram.""
Keepin' It Real
To be authentic, honest, and true to oneself.
Example:
""I'm not going to lie to you, I'm just keepin' it real.""
l33t (Leetspeak)
"Elite." A system of writing using numbers and symbols instead of letters.
Example:
""h0w 4r3 y0u? 1 4m 4 h4x0r." (How are you? I am a hacker.)"
LOL
Acronym: "Laughing Out Loud."
Example:
""That's hilarious, LOL.""
Fur Baby
A pet, especially one that is treated like a child.
Example:
""I have to get home to feed my fur babies.""
OMG
Acronym: 'Oh My God' - an exclamation of surprise.
Example:
""OMG, did you see that?""
Newbie / Noob
A beginner, especially in online gaming. "Noob" is often used as an insult.
Example:
""I just started playing, I'm a total newbie." / "Stop dying, you noob!""
On Fleek
"On point." Perfectly done or styled.
Example:
""Her eyebrows are on fleek.""
Netflix and Chill
A euphemism for inviting someone over to hook up.
Example:
""He asked me if I wanted to 'Netflix and chill'.""
Humble Brag
A seemingly modest statement that is actually intended to show off.
Example:
""Ugh, I'm so tired from my 10-mile run this morning.""
Chillax
A blend of "chill" and "relax."
Example:
""You're too stressed. Just chillax.""
Epic Fail
A spectacular failure, often in a humorous way.
Example:
""He tried to jump the curb and fell. It was an epic fail.""
IDK
Acronym: 'I Don't Know' - expressing uncertainty.
Example:
""IDK what to do about that.""
For Real
"Seriously," "That's true," or "Are you serious?"
Example:
""This is the best burger ever, for real.""
Fo' Shizzle (My Nizzle)
"For sure," "definitely."
Example:
""Are you coming?" "Fo' shizzle.""
I Can't Even
An expression of being overwhelmed (with humor, frustration, or cuteness).
Example:
""That puppy is so cute, I can't even.""
Holla
"Holler." To call or get in touch with someone.
Example:
""I'm leaving now, holla at me later.""
FOMO
Acronym: "Fear Of Missing Out."
Example:
""I have to go to the party. I have major FOMO.""
Hundo P
"One hundred percent."
Example:
""Are you sure?" "Hundo P.""
Peace Out
"Goodbye." Often accompanied by a peace sign gesture.
Example:
""Alright, I'm done with work. Peace out.""
AF
Acronym for "As F*ck." Used as an intensifier.
Example:
""I'm tired AF.""
Bromance
A close, non-sexual friendship between two men.
Example:
""They're inseparable. It's a total bromance.""
FYI
Acronym: 'For Your Information' - used to share information.
Example:
""FYI, the meeting is at 3 PM.""
Cray (or Cray-Cray)
Short for "crazy."
Example:
""The party last night was cray-cray.""
Canceled
To publicly reject or stop supporting a person/brand for problematic behavior.
Example:
""After that tweet, he is officially canceled.""
Bling (or Bling-Bling)
Flashy, expensive jewelry.
Example:
""Check out the bling on his new watch.""
Awesomesauce
An enthusiastic way to say something is excellent or "awesome."
Example:
""You got us front-row tickets? That's awesomesauce!""
Bae
"Before Anyone Else" or a short form of "babe." A term for a significant other.
Example:
""I'm hanging out with my bae tonight.""
IRL
Acronym: 'In Real Life' - distinguishing online from offline.
Example:
""I've never met him IRL, only online.""
Bye, Felicia
A dismissive way to say goodbye to someone unimportant or annoying.
Example:
""He's complaining again? Bye, Felicia.""
My Bad
"My mistake."
Example:
""Oh, I took your pen. My bad.""
ASAP
Acronym: 'As Soon As Possible' - indicating urgency.
Example:
""I need that report ASAP.""
Jelly
Jealous.
Example:
""You're going to Hawaii? I'm so jelly.""
PS
Post script
Example:
"P.S. Don't forget to bring the snacks."
ROFL
Rolling on floor laughing
Example:
"That was so funny, ROFL!"
FYI
For your information
Example:
"FYI, the dinner starts at 6 PM."
OMG
Oh my god
Example:
"OMG, that's amazing!"
IMO
In my opinion
Example:
"IMO, that's the best way to handle it."
ASAP
As soon as possible
Example:
"Please send that document ASAP."
ETA
Estimated time of arrival
Example:
"What's your ETA for the meeting?"
RSVP
Répondez s'il vous plaît (please respond)
Example:
"Please RSVP by Friday for the party."
IIRC
If I recall correctly
Example:
"IIRC, we discussed this last week."
VSCO
Aesthetic style or lifestyle, often associated with VSCO app
Example:
"She has such a VSCO vibe with her photos."
DIY
Do it yourself
Example:
"I'm doing a DIY home improvement project."
AKA
Also known as
Example:
"John Smith, AKA the boss."
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Example:
"Check the FAQ section for answers."
OMG
Oh my god
Example:
"OMG, that's wonderful news!"
VIP
Very important person
Example:
"You're a VIP, so you get special treatment."
LOL
Laugh out loud
Example:
"That was funny, LOL!"
PS
Post script
Example:
"P.S. Looking forward to seeing you."
OP
Original poster
Example:
"The OP said this was the best recipe."
Sigma
Independent and self-reliant person
Example:
"He's such a sigma, doing his own thing."
FYP
For you page
Example:
"This video is going on my FYP!"
Sus
Suspicious or questionable
Example:
"That answer seems sus to me."
Rizz
Charisma or ability to attract others
Example:
"He has serious rizz with that pickup line."
No Cap
No lie, for real
Example:
"That movie was amazing, no cap!"
GYAT
God, you are thick
Example:
"GYAT, look at that!"
BTW
By the way
Example:
"BTW, don't forget to bring a dish."
Bestie
Best friend
Example:
"Hey bestie, what's up?"
BRB
Be right back
Example:
"BRB, need to grab something."
YOLO
You only live once
Example:
"Let's do it, YOLO!"
LOL
Laugh out loud
Example:
"That joke was hilarious, LOL!"
IK
I know
Example:
"IK, right?"
Periodt
Emphatic agreement (with a 't' at the end)
Example:
"You are absolutely right, periodt!"
POV
Point of view
Example:
"POV: You're about to fail a test you didn't study for."
PDQ
Pretty darn quick
Example:
"Get that done PDQ!"
TGIF
Thank God it's Friday
Example:
"TGIF! Time to unwind."
RIP
Rest in peace
Example:
"RIP to a great friend."
Slay
To do something exceptionally well
Example:
"You slayed that presentation!"
TTFN
Ta-ta for now
Example:
"Gotta run, TTFN!"
Sksksk
Expression of excitement or laughter
Example:
"Sksksk that was so funny!"
AFAIK
As far as I know
Example:
"AFAIK, the event is still happening."
FR
For real
Example:
"That's so cool, FR!"
YTB
Youth talk back
Example:
"The YTB session was lively and full of energy."
YT
YouTube
Example:
"Check out this video on YT!"
YSYD
Yeah sure you do
Example:
"You remember? YSYD."
Fire
Amazing, excellent, or "hot."
Example:
""That song is fire.""
TBT
Throwback Thursday
Example:
"TBT to that amazing vacation last summer."
ASAP
As soon as possible
Example:
"Can you get that report done ASAP?"
ETA
Estimated time of arrival
Example:
"What's your ETA?"
FTW
For the win
Example:
"Pizza for dinner, FTW!"
IKR
I know, right
Example:
"That movie was terrible. IKR!"
ICYMI
In case you missed it
Example:
"ICYMI, the concert was canceled."
FWIW
For what it's worth
Example:
"FWIW, I think you made the right decision."
AF
As fuck
Example:
"That was funny AF!"
OMG
Oh my god
Example:
"OMG, did you see what happened?"
TBH
To be honest
Example:
"TBH, I didn't really like that movie."
ZUP
What’s up?
Example:
"Hey, ZUP with you today?"
ZOT
Zero tolerance
Example:
"Our school has a ZOT policy for bullying."
YYSSW
Yeah, yeah, sure, sure, whatever
Example:
"You’re going to finish on time? YYSSW."
TFW
That feeling when
Example:
"TFW you finish a big project and can finally relax."
YT
You there?
Example:
"Haven’t heard from you, YT?"
YWSYLS
You win some, you lose some
Example:
"I didn’t win this time, but YWSYLS."
FOMO
Fear of missing out
Example:
"I have serious FOMO about that party tonight."
YSIC
Your sister in Christ
Example:
"Praying for you, YSIC."
YTB
You’re the best
Example:
"Thanks for all your help, YTB!"
TGIF
Thank God it's Friday
Example:
"TGIF! Time to relax after a long week."
YW
You’re welcome
Example:
"Thanks for the ride! YW!"
YOLO
You only live once
Example:
"Let's go skydiving, YOLO!"
BTW
By the way
Example:
"BTW, did you hear about the party?"
Z
Said
Example:
"That’s what I Z."
YTG
You’re the greatest
Example:
"You fixed my computer, YTG!"
YTTL
You take too long
Example:
"Hurry up, YTTL!"
YRYOCC
You’re running your own cuckoo clock
Example:
"You think you can pull that off? YRYOCC."
Z
going to bed
Example:
"I’m exhausted, time for Z."
Vibes
"Vibrations." The "feeling" or "aura" from a person or place.
Example:
""I'm getting good vibes from this.""
IMO
In my opinion
Example:
"IMO, this is the best restaurant in town."
IRL
In real life
Example:
"We met online, but we hang out IRL now."
GTG
Got to go
Example:
"Sorry, GTG, talk later!"
NVM
Never mind
Example:
"NVM, I figured it out myself."
HMU
Hit me up
Example:
"HMU if you want to hang out later."
LOL
Laugh out loud
Example:
"That was so funny, LOL!"
ZZZZ
Sleeping
Example:
"I was so tired, I went to bed and was out in seconds, ZZZZ."
BRB
Be right back
Example:
"BRB, getting some coffee."
FYI
For your information
Example:
"FYI, the meeting has been moved to 3 PM."
ZH
Sleeping Hour
Example:
"It’s ZH, goodnight!"
SMH
Shaking my head
Example:
"SMH, I can't believe that happened."
Z
Zero
Example:
"I scored a Z on that test."
ZOMG
Oh My God
Example:
"ZOMG, I can’t believe you did that!"
YWHOL
Yelling “woohoo” out loud
Example:
"I won the game and was YWHOL!"
Z%
Zoo
Example:
"This place is a Z% with all the chaos."
TTYL
Talk to you later
Example:
"Gotta go, TTYL!"
YWHNB
Yes, we have no bananas
Example:
"We’re out of stock, YWHNB!"
Y
Meaning Yawn
Example:
"That movie was boring, Y."
YHL
You have lost
Example:
"Game over, YHL!"
YIU
Yes, I understand
Example:
"Got it, YIU."
YABA
Yet another bloody acronym
Example:
"Ugh, YABA in this manual!"
YBIC
Your brother in Christ
Example:
"Take care, YBIC."
YAA
Yet another acronym
Example:
"This list is full of YAA."
YBS
You’ll be sorry
Example:
"If you skip this, YBS!"
XYZ
Examine your zipper
Example:
"Hey, XYZ!"
XD
devilish smile
Example:
"I’ve got a plan, XD."
X
Kiss
Example:
"Love you, X!"
X-1-10
Exciting
Example:
"That rollercoaster was X-1-10!"
YMMV
Your mileage may vary
Example:
"That diet worked for me, but YMMV."
YNK
You never know
Example:
"We might win the lottery, YNK!"
YHBW
You have been warned
Example:
"If you stay up late, YHBW."
YKWYCD
You know what you can do
Example:
"If you don’t like it, YKWYCD."
YHBT
You have been trolled
Example:
"Don’t fall for it, YHBT."
YD
Yesterday
Example:
"I finished the project YD."
YGG
You go girl
Example:
"You’re killing it at work, YGG!"
YCT
Meaning Your comment to?
Example:
"I noticed YCT on that post."
YL
Young lady
Example:
"The YL at the party was very charming."
YAS
Meaning “praise”
Example:
"YAS, queen!"
YCHT
You can have them
Example:
"Those leftovers? YCHT."
YARLY
Ya, really?
Example:
"You won the lottery? YARLY?"
YCLIU
You can look it up
Example:
"If you don’t believe me, YCLIU."
XPOST
Cross-post
Example:
"I’ll XPOST this to another group."
XYL
Ex-young lady
Example:
"Ran into my XYL today."
YA
Your
Example:
"What’s YA plan for the weekend?"
XD
really hard laugh
Example:
"That joke had me XD!"
XLNT
Excellent
Example:
"The presentation was XLNT!"
X!
a typical woman
Example:
"She’s X! Always multitasking."
XLR8
going faster
Example:
"Let’s XLR8 and finish this project."
WYWH
Wish you were here
Example:
"This vacation is amazing, WYWH!"
YCMU
You crack me up
Example:
"That joke was hilarious, YCMU!"
WYLEI
When you least expect it
Example:
"Opportunities come WYLEI."
XME
Excuse Me
Example:
"XME, could you move a little?"
XOXOXO
Hugs & Kisses
Example:
"Missing you, XOXOXO!"
YF
Wife
Example:
"I’ll check with my YF before making plans."
YOLO
You only live once
Example:
"Let’s take the trip—YOLO!"
Y2K
You’re too kind
Example:
"Thanks for helping me with the project, Y2K!"
WYSIWYG
What you see is what you get
Example:
"The job offer is straightforward, WYSIWYG."
YCDBWYCID
You can’t do business when your computer is down
Example:
"The system crashed, and YCDBWYCID."
YG
Young gentleman
Example:
"The YG was polite and well-dressed."
Y?
Why?
Example:
"Y? I don’t understand."
YKW
You know what
Example:
"YKW, I think we should just stay home."
YEET
approval or display of energy
Example:
"He nailed the jump, YEET!"
YR
Your
Example:
"What’s YR plan for the weekend?"
WYHAM
When you have a minute
Example:
"Let’s chat about the project, WYHAM."
YR
Yeah right
Example:
"You’ll finish in an hour? YR."
YGTBKM
You’ve got to be kidding me
Example:
"They canceled the event? YGTBKM!"
YGTR
You got that right
Example:
"This heat is unbearable, YGTR."
WYD
What are you doing?
Example:
"WYD this afternoon?"
WDALYIC
Who died and left you in charge
Example:
"You’re acting like the boss, WDALYIC?"
WDYT
What do you think?
Example:
"I’m considering getting a new phone, WDYT?"
WITP
What is the point?
Example:
"I don’t get it, WITP of this task?"
WHATEVES
Whatever
Example:
"They can do what they want, WHATEVES."
WRK
Work
Example:
"I’m at WRK right now, can’t talk."
WRU
Where are you?
Example:
"We’re all waiting for you, WRU?"
WTB
Want to buy
Example:
"WTB a new gaming console, any recommendations?"
WOA
Work of Art
Example:
"Her painting is a real WOA."
WUW
What you want?
Example:
"WUW for dinner tonight?"
WWNC
Will wonders never cease
Example:
"She finished her project early—WWNC!"
WUT
what
Example:
"WUT did you just say?"
WUP
What’s up?
Example:
"Long time no chat, WUP?"
WTS
Want to sell?
Example:
"I WTS my old gaming gear."
WWJD
What Would Judd Do?
Example:
"Before making a decision, think WWJD."
WTM
Who’s the man?
Example:
"I got the promotion, WTM?"
WWYC
Write when you can
Example:
"I’ll be waiting for your email, WWYC."
WTGP
Want to go private
Example:
"We can talk more freely, WTGP?"
WTH
What the heck?
Example:
"WTH is happening right now?"
WUCIWUG
What you see is what you get
Example:
"The software’s WUCIWUG interface makes it easy to use."
WUF
Where are you from?
Example:
"Nice to meet you! WUF?"
WTT
Want to trade?
Example:
"I have an extra keyboard, WTT for your headphones?"
WTF
What the freak?
Example:
"WTF is going on here?"
WTFE
What the freak ever
Example:
"You didn’t agree? WTFE, I don’t care."
WRUD
What are you doing?
Example:
"WRUD later tonight?"
WTFO
What the freak?, over
Example:
"You seriously forgot the meeting? WTFO?"
WYCM
Will you call me?
Example:
"I’ve got some news, WYCM later?"
WRU@
Where are you at?
Example:
"I’m already here, WRU@?"
WUU2
What are you up to?
Example:
"Hey, WUU2 this weekend?"
WOKE
people who are aware of current social issues, and politics
Example:
"He’s so WOKE, always talking about social justice."
WOMBAT
Waste of money, brains and time
Example:
"That project was a total WOMBAT."
W/O
Without
Example:
"I can’t finish this W/O more information."
WOW
World of Warcraft
Example:
"I’ve been playing WOW all night!"
WL
Whatta loser
Example:
"He didn’t even try, WL!"
WTG
Way to go
Example:
"You aced the test! WTG!"
WUZ
Meaning “was”
Example:
"WUZ that a good idea?"
WU
What’s up?
Example:
"Hey, WU?"
WITW
What in the world
Example:
"WITW is happening over there?"
WIU
Wrap it up
Example:
"We’re running out of time, WIU!"
WISP
Winning is so pleasurable
Example:
"After that victory, I can say WISP!"
WGACA
What do you think?
Example:
"I’m not sure about the plan, WGACA?"
WK
Week
Example:
"I’ve got a busy WK ahead."
WIIFM
What’s in it for me?
Example:
"I’ll help, but WIIFM?"
WIBNI
Wouldn’t it be nice if
Example:
"WIBNI we could take a vacation right now?"
WH5
Who, what, when, where, why
Example:
"I need the WH5 of the event before I can plan."
WKD
Weekend
Example:
"Can’t wait for the WKD!"
WDYK
What do you know?
Example:
"I just found out the news, WDYK?"
WWJD
What would Jesus do?
Example:
"In tough situations, ask yourself WWJD."
WRT
With regard to
Example:
"WRT your last email, I have some questions."
WYGAM
When you get a minute
Example:
"Could you send me the file, WYGAM?"
V
Very
Example:
"That’s V impressive!"
VGC
Very good condition
Example:
"This phone is secondhand but in VGC."
VGG
Very good game
Example:
"That was a tough match, but VGG!"
VM
Voice mail
Example:
"I left you a VM about the meeting."
VC
Voice chat
Example:
"Let’s hop on VC to discuss the project."
VWP
Very well played
Example:
"You outsmarted me in that game, VWP!"
W3
WWW
Example:
"Check out the latest updates on W3!"
WAM
Wait a minute
Example:
"WAM, I need to grab my keys."
W/
With
Example:
"I’m going to the movies W/ my friends."
WBU
What about you?
Example:
"I’m doing well, WBU?"
W/E
Whatever
Example:
"You don’t agree? W/E."
WEEBO
a person obsessed with of Japanese culture
Example:
"He’s such a WEEBO, always watching anime."
WEP
Weapon
Example:
"What’s your favorite WEP in the game?"
W/END
Weekend
Example:
"I’m planning to relax this W/END."
WE
Whatever
Example:
"I didn’t like the movie, but WE."
WCA
Who cares anyway
Example:
"It didn’t go as planned, but WCA."
WC
Welcome
Example:
"Thanks for the invite, WC!"
WEBO
Webopedia
Example:
"I looked it up on WEBO."
WC
Who cares
Example:
"I missed the meeting, but WC?"
WAYF
Where are you from?
Example:
"Nice to meet you! WAYF?"
W/B
Write back
Example:
"Let me know your thoughts, W/B when you can."
WB
Welcome back
Example:
"You’ve been offline for a while, WB!"
WAWA
Where are we at?
Example:
"We’ve been driving for hours, WAWA?"
WBS
Write back soon
Example:
"Looking forward to hearing from you, WBS!"
WAN2
Want to
Example:
"WAN2 grab lunch later?"
WAN2TLK
Want to talk
Example:
"Feeling bored, WAN2TLK?"
WAJ
What a jerk
Example:
"He cut me off in traffic, WAJ!"
W8
Wait
Example:
"W8, I need to check something first."
WAREZ
pirated software
Example:
"Be careful downloading WAREZ, it could be risky."
WAH
Working at home
Example:
"I’m WAH today, so I’ll be online later."
W@
What?
Example:
"W@ did you just say?"
VWD
Very well done
Example:
"Your presentation was VWD!"
WAS
Wait a second
Example:
"WAS, I need to check my calendar."
VSC
Very soft chuckle
Example:
"That comment made me VSC."
VSF
Very sad face
Example:
"I missed the event, VSF."
W/B
Welcome back
Example:
"You’ve been gone for a while, W/B!"
VN
Very nice
Example:
"That dress looks VN on you!"
VNH
Very nice hand
Example:
"You won the game with a VNH."
VIP
Very important person
Example:
"He’s got VIP access to the event."
VoIP
Voice over Internet Protocol
Example:
"We use VoIP for all our office calls."
WAS
Wild a guess
Example:
"I’m not sure, just taking a WAS."
VGH
Very good hand
Example:
"You played a VGH in that round."
VEG
Very evil grin
Example:
"He made a VEG when he pulled the prank."
VFF
Very freaking funny
Example:
"That meme was VFF!"
VBS
Very big smile
Example:
"I saw the surprise and had a VBS!"
VFM
Value for money
Example:
"This laptop is great VFM."
VBL
Visible bra line
Example:
"You can totally see her VBL in that top."
VRY
Very
Example:
"I’m VRY excited for the weekend!"
WAT
What
Example:
"WAT are you talking about?"
VAT
Value added tax
Example:
"The total cost includes VAT."
TYFC
Thank you for charity
Example:
"TYFC, your donation means a lot!"
TTYS
Talk to you soon
Example:
"Let’s catch up later, TTYS!"
TYS
Told you so
Example:
"I said it would rain, TYS!"
TYVM
Thank you very much
Example:
"TYVM for the lovely gift!"
UN4TUN8
Unfortunate
Example:
"That accident was really UN4TUN8."
UKTR
You know that’s right
Example:
"Best food in town? UKTR!"
UTM
You tell me
Example:
"What’s the best option? UTM."
UV
Unpleasant visual
Example:
"That outfit was a total UV!"
UW
You’re welcome
Example:
"Thanks for helping me! UW!"
UT2L
You take too long
Example:
"Hurry up, UT2L!"
USU
Usually
Example:
"I USU work from home on Fridays."
UX
User experience
Example:
"We need to improve the UX of this website."
UT
Unreal Tournament
Example:
"I’ve been playing UT all weekend!"
URSKTM
You are so kind to me
Example:
"Thanks for the gift, URSKTM!"
URTM
You are the man
Example:
"You nailed that presentation, URTM!"
URA*
You are a star
Example:
"Thanks for helping with the project, URA*!"
UR
You are
Example:
"UR the best!"
UR2YS4ME
You are too wise for me
Example:
"You solved that puzzle so quickly, UR2YS4ME!"
URW
You are welcome
Example:
"Thanks for your help! URW!"
UNBLEFBLE
Unbelievable
Example:
"That game was UNBLEFBLE!"
UNCRTN
Uncertain
Example:
"The results are still UNCRTN."
UNA
Use no acronyms
Example:
"Please UNA in the report."
UL
Upload
Example:
"I’ll UL the files to the server."
UNPC
not politically correct
Example:
"That joke was funny, but definitely UNPC."
U-L
You will
Example:
"U-L love this new song!"
UFN
Until further notice
Example:
"The meeting is postponed UFN."
UFWM
You *freaking* with me?
Example:
"You just won the lottery? UFWM?"
UOK
You ok?
Example:
"You seem upset, UOK?"
UGTBK
You’ve got to be kidding
Example:
"They canceled the event? UGTBK!"
UHGTBSM
You have got to be shitting me!
Example:
"You got that for free? UHGTBSM!"
TX
Thanks
Example:
"TX for the quick reply!"
^URS
Up yours
Example:
"You think I’m wrong? ^URS!"
TYAFY
Thank you and *freak* you
Example:
"You helped, but made it harder, TYAFY!"
TYT
Take your time
Example:
"No rush, TYT!"
UCMU
You crack me up
Example:
"That joke was hilarious, UCMU!"
TYSO
Thank you so much
Example:
"TYSO for all your hard work!"
TY
Thank you
Example:
"TY for the gift!"
TTYL
Talk to you later
Example:
"I’ve got to head out, TTYL!"
UDI
Unidentified drinking injury
Example:
"Woke up with a bruise, total UDI from last night."
TTG
Time to go
Example:
"It’s getting late, TTG!"
TTYAFN
Talk to you awhile from now
Example:
"I’m going offline, TTYAFN."
TYFYC
Thank you for your comment
Example:
"TYFYC, I appreciate your feedback."
TUI
Turning you in
Example:
"You’ve been caught, I’m TUI!"
UDM
U (You) da (the) man
Example:
"You fixed the issue, UDM!"
TWSS
That’s what she said
Example:
"The comment was too funny not to say, TWSS!"
USBCA
Until something better comes along
Example:
"I’ll keep this job USBCA."
UDS
Ugly domestic scene
Example:
"Things got heated last night, total UDS."
URH
You are hot
Example:
"URH in that outfit!"
TURNT
Meaning excitement, turned up
Example:
"The party was TURNT last night!"
UFB
Un *freaking* believable
Example:
"That result was UFB!"
TTUL
Talk to you later
Example:
"I’ve got to run, TTUL!"
TU
Thank you
Example:
"TU for all your help today!"
TTTT
These things take time
Example:
"Don’t worry, TTTT—it’ll get better."
TT
Trending topic
Example:
"That hashtag is the latest TT on Twitter."
TTFN
Ta ta for now
Example:
"Got to go, TTFN!"
TTLY
Totally
Example:
"I TTLY agree with you on that!"
TSH
Tripping so hard
Example:
"That movie had me TSH!"
TSNF
That’s so not fair
Example:
"You got the last slice? TSNF!"
TPTB
The powers that be
Example:
"We’ll have to wait for approval from TPTB."
TSTB
The sooner, the better
Example:
"Let’s finish this project, TSTB!"
TPM
Tomorrow p.m.
Example:
"Let’s meet TPM for coffee."
TOJ
Tears of joy
Example:
"When I saw the surprise, I had TOJ!"
TOS
Terms of service
Example:
"Make sure you read the TOS before signing up."
TNSTAAFL
There’s no such thing as a free lunch
Example:
"You think that’s a free offer? TNSTAAFL."
TMYL
Tell me your location
Example:
"I’m heading out now, TMYL so I can meet you."
TOTES
Totally
Example:
"I’m totes excited for the trip!"
TMWFI
Take my word for it
Example:
"TMWFI, that movie is amazing."
TMB
Tweet me back
Example:
"I tagged you in that post, TMB when you see it."
TMA
Take my advice
Example:
"TMA, don’t invest in that stock."
TOU
Thinking of you
Example:
"Just wanted to say hi, TOU."
TL;DR
Too long; didn’t read
Example:
"Here’s the summary of the report: TL;DR."
TM
Trust me
Example:
"TM, this movie is worth watching!"
TMOT
Trust me on this
Example:
"You’ll love that restaurant, TMOT!"
TILIS
Tell it like it is
Example:
"I appreciate that you always TILIS."
TIR
Teacher in room
Example:
"Can’t talk about it now, TIR."
TIC
Tongue-in-cheek
Example:
"My comment was TIC, don’t take it too seriously."
TIA
Thanks in advance
Example:
"TIA for any suggestions you can give!"
TLK2UL8R
Talk to you later
Example:
"I’ve got to go, TLK2UL8R!"
TIAD
Tomorrow is another day
Example:
"Don’t stress, TIAD!"
THNX
Thanks
Example:
"THNX for the advice!"
THOT
That were over there
Example:
"Look at that THOT at the party."
TGIF
Thank God it’s Friday
Example:
"Finally, the weekend is here! TGIF!"
TL
Too long
Example:
"The article was TL, couldn’t finish it."
THT
Think happy thoughts
Example:
"Feeling stressed? THT, it’ll get better."
TOY
Thinking of you
Example:
"Hope you’re doing well, TOY!"
TFF
Too freaking funny
Example:
"That video was TFF!"
TFS
Thanks for sharing
Example:
"That article was really helpful, TFS!"
TFTF
Thanks for the follow
Example:
"TFTF! Looking forward to your posts."
THNQ
Thank you
Example:
"THNQ for helping me with my project!"
TFTI
Thanks for the invitation
Example:
"TFTI, but I can’t make it to the party."
TIL
Today I learned
Example:
"TIL that honey never spoils!"
TFTT
Thanks for this tweet
Example:
"This is a great tip, TFTT!"
TMB
Text me back
Example:
"Let me know what time works for you, TMB!"
TMI
Too much information
Example:
"Whoa, that’s TMI about your weekend!"
THX
Thanks
Example:
"THX for helping me out!"
TEA
Meaning gossip
Example:
"Spill the TEA, I want to hear all the details!"
TNT
Til next time
Example:
"It’s been fun, TNT!"
TMTH
Too much to handle
Example:
"This workload is TMTH today."
TQ
Te quiero / I love you
Example:
"Just wanted to say TQ!"
TG
Thank goodness
Example:
"TG it stopped raining just in time!"
SUYF
Shut up you fool
Example:
"That’s not true, SUYF!"
TDTM
Talk dirty to me
Example:
"She jokingly said TDTM during the chat."
TCOY
Take care of yourself
Example:
"Stay safe and TCOY."
TD
Tower defense
Example:
"I love playing TD games."
TD2M
Talk dirty to me
Example:
"He sent me a flirty message saying TD2M."
TBL
Text back later
Example:
"I’m busy now, TBL when you can."
TBT
Throwback Thursday
Example:
"Here’s a photo from high school, TBT!"
TC
Take care
Example:
"Goodbye, TC!"
TBH
To be honest
Example:
"TBH, I don’t really like sushi."
TBC
To be continued
Example:
"The series finale was such a cliffhanger, TBC."
TBD
To be determined
Example:
"The meeting time is TBD."
TCB
Take care of business
Example:
"I’ve got to TCB before the deadline."
TARFU
Things Are Really fouled Up.
Example:
"The project is TARFU right now."
TAU
Thinking about you
Example:
"Just wanted to say hi, TAU."
TAUMUALU
Thinking about you miss you always love you
Example:
"Hope you’re doing well, TAUMUALU."
TANKING
owning
Example:
"Our team was TANKING the competition!"
TAM
Tomorro a.m.
Example:
"Let’s meet TAM for breakfast."
TANK
really strong
Example:
"That character is such a TANK!"
TBAG
Process of disgracing a corpse
Example:
"He got TBAGGED after losing in the game."
TANKED
owned
Example:
"I totally TANKED that boss in the game."
T4BU
Thanks for being you
Example:
"You’re the best, T4BU!"
T:)T
Think happy thoughts
Example:
"Having a rough day? T:)T!"
TBBH
To be brutally honest
Example:
"TBBH, I didn’t like the movie."
TA
Thanks a lot
Example:
"TA for all your help today!"
T+
Think positive
Example:
"We’ll get through this, just T+!"
TAFN
That’s all for now
Example:
"Got to sign off, TAFN!"
SYY
Shut your yapper
Example:
"You don’t know what you’re talking about, SYY!"
SWALK
Sealed with a loving kiss
Example:
"The letter had SWALK written on the envelope."
SWAT
Scientific wild butt guess
Example:
"I didn’t have time to check the facts, so I made a SWAT."
SWL
Screaming with laughter
Example:
"That joke had me SWL!"
SWAK
Sealed with a kiss
Example:
"I sent you a letter, SWAK."
SUX
it sucks
Example:
"That traffic SUX!"
SWAG
free stuff and giveaways from tech tradeshows
Example:
"I got so much SWAG at the conference!"
SWMBO
wife
Example:
"SWMBO says I need to mow the lawn."
SWAG
Scientific wild a guess
Example:
"I don’t know the exact answer, but here’s my SWAG."
SUITM
See you in the morning
Example:
"Goodnight! SUITM."
SUL
See you later
Example:
"Heading out now, SUL!"
SUP
What’s up?
Example:
"SUP? Haven’t heard from you in a while."
SU
Shut up
Example:
"SU, I can’t believe you said that!"
SYL
See you later
Example:
"Got to run, SYL!"
SUTH
So use(d) to haters
Example:
"They’re talking again, but I’m SUTH."
STR8
Straight
Example:
"I’m STR8, not interested."
STW
Search the Web
Example:
"If you don’t know, just STW."
SSDD
Same stuff, different day
Example:
"Nothing new here, SSDD."
SSIF
So stupid it’s funny
Example:
"That movie was SSIF, I couldn’t stop laughing."
SSINF
So stupid it’s not funny
Example:
"His argument was SSINF, I couldn’t even respond."
SS
So sorry
Example:
"SS for being late!"
ST&D
Stop texting and drive
Example:
"You better ST&D before you get into trouble!"
STFU
Shut the freak up
Example:
"I couldn’t believe what he was saying, STFU!"
SYS
See you soon
Example:
"I’ll be over in a bit, SYS!"
SOS
Son of Sam
Example:
"He was acting like a total SOS."
SOT
Short of time
Example:
"Can’t chat long, I’m SOT today."
SOTMG
Short of time, must go
Example:
"SOTMG, I’ll talk to you later."
SOS
Meaning help
Example:
"SOS, I’m lost in the city!"
SOL
Sooner or later
Example:
"SOL, you’ll get used to it."
SOMY
Sick of me yet?
Example:
"I’ve texted you three times today, SOMY?"
SOWM
Someone with me
Example:
"Can’t talk now, SOWM."
SorG
Straight or Gay?
Example:
"Just wondering, SorG?"
SNR
Streaks and Recents
Example:
"I’ve got so many SNRs to reply to on Snapchat."
SO
Significant other
Example:
"I’m going out with my SO tonight."
SNERT
Snot nosed egotistical rude teenager
Example:
"That SNERT really needs to learn some manners."
SOAB
Son of a bitch
Example:
"That SOAB cut me off in traffic!"
SMHID
Scratching my head in disbelief
Example:
"The logic in that statement has me SMHID."
SPK
Speak
Example:
"SPK your mind, I’m listening."
SNAFU
Situation normal all fouled up
Example:
"The meeting turned into a SNAFU."
Slay
To succeed at something
Example:
"You totally slayed that presentation!"
SM
Social media
Example:
"I spend way too much time on SM."
SMAZED
Smoky haze
Example:
"The sky was SMAZED after the fireworks."
SK8NG
Skating
Example:
"I’ve been SK8NG since I was a kid."
SK8R
Skater
Example:
"He’s a total SK8R with all the tricks."
SMEXI
sexy Mexican
Example:
"He’s SMEXI, isn’t he?"
SK8RBOI
Skater Boy
Example:
"I used to have a crush on a SK8RBOI."
SITD
Still in the dark
Example:
"I’m SITD about the details of the project."
SIT
Stay in touch
Example:
"It was great catching up, SIT!"
SJW
Social justice warrior
Example:
"She’s always advocating for causes, total SJW."
SMH
Shaking my head
Example:
"He forgot his homework again, SMH."
SRSLY
Seriously
Example:
"SRSLY, I can’t believe he said that."
SIS
Meaning sister
Example:
"I’m spending the weekend with my SIS."
SICNR
Sorry, I could not resist
Example:
"I had to make the joke, SICNR."
SIG2R
Sorry, I got to run
Example:
"I’m late, SIG2R!"
SHIP
wishing two people were in a relationship
Example:
"I totally SHIP those two characters!"
SIHTH
Stupidity is hard to take
Example:
"After that decision, SIHTH."
SH
Same here
Example:
"You’re tired? SH, I’m exhausted too."
SH^
Shut up
Example:
"That’s so funny, SH^!"
SIMYC
Sorry I missed your call
Example:
"SIMYC, I was in a meeting."
SHID
Slapping head in disgust
Example:
"I forgot my keys again, SHID!"
SELFIE
A photo that is taken of oneself
Example:
"Just took a SELFIE at the beach!"
SFAIK
So far as I know
Example:
"SFAIK, the meeting is still on for tomorrow."
SIR
Strike it rich
Example:
"One day, I’ll SIR with this idea!"
SPST
Same place, same time
Example:
"Let’s meet SPST next week."
SIS
Snickering in silence
Example:
"That joke was so bad, I’m SIS."
SPTO
Spoke to
Example:
"I SPTO her about the event."
SK8
Skate
Example:
"We’re going to SK8 at the park later."
SLAP
Sounds like a plan
Example:
"Let’s meet at 7 for dinner? SLAP!"
S’OK
It is okay
Example:
"Don’t worry about being late, S’OK."
SETE
Smiling Ear-to-Ear
Example:
"When I saw the surprise, I was SETE!"
SQ
Square
Example:
"He’s so SQ, always following the rules."
SRY
Sorry
Example:
"SRY I missed your call."
SENPAI
someone older than you
Example:
"SENPAI noticed me!"
SEO
Search engine optimization
Example:
"We need to improve our SEO for better website traffic."
SC
Stay cool
Example:
"It’s getting hot out, SC!"
SD
Sweet dreams
Example:
"Goodnight, SD!"
SBT
Sorry about that
Example:
"I didn’t mean to miss the call, SBT."
SB
Smiling back
Example:
"You sent me a picture of your smile, SB!"
SBIA
standing back in amazement
Example:
"That performance had me SBIA!"
SAL
Such a laugh
Example:
"That story was SAL!"
SAT
Sorry about that
Example:
"I didn’t mean to be late, SAT!"
S4L
Spam for life
Example:
"If you sign up for that site, you’ll get S4L."
SAVAGE
shockingly careless expression
Example:
"His comment was SAVAGE, but true."
RYS
Are you single?
Example:
"We’ve been chatting for a while, RYS?"
S2R
Send to receive
Example:
"S2R your address, and I’ll mail it."
SB
Snap back
Example:
"I’ll SB when I get your message."
S2S
Sorry to say
Example:
"S2S, but the event has been canceled."
RX
prescription
Example:
"I need to pick up my RX from the pharmacy."
RYB
Read your Bible
Example:
"Feeling down? RYB for inspiration."
RW
Real world
Example:
"Got to get back to RW responsibilities."
RYO
Roll your own
Example:
"I prefer RYO cigarettes."
RYS
Read your screen
Example:
"The instructions are clear, RYS!"
SB
Should be
Example:
"The project SB done by Friday."
RTSM
Read the stupid manual
Example:
"You’re still confused? RTSM!"
RTWFQ
Read the whole *freaking* question
Example:
"You missed the point, RTWFQ!"
RTRMT
Retirement
Example:
"She’s planning for RTRMT in a few years."
RU
Are you?
Example:
"RU coming to the party tonight?"
RTMS
Read the manual, stupid
Example:
"Before you ask, RTMS!"
RTNTN
Retention
Example:
"We need to focus on customer RTNTN."
RUMOF
Are you male or female?
Example:
"Before we start the game, RUMOF?"
RTRCTV
Retroactive
Example:
"The pay raise will be RTRCTV to last month."
RTBS
Reason to be single
Example:
"After that drama, I’ve got a new RTBS."
RTFM
Read the freaking manual
Example:
"You’re doing it wrong, RTFM!"
RT
Retweet
Example:
"Thanks for the RT!"
RTFQ
Read the freaking question
Example:
"You missed the point, RTFQ!"
RSN
Real soon now
Example:
"I’ll finish the report RSN."
RTHX
Thanks for the RT
Example:
"RTHX for sharing my post!"
RUT
Are you there?
Example:
"I’ve been texting you, RUT?"
RT
Roger that
Example:
"I’ll be there at 5, RT."
ROFLCOPTER
Rolling on floor laughing and spinning around
Example:
"That video was so funny, ROFLCOPTER!"
ROFLMAO
Rolling on the floor, laughing my butt off
Example:
"I couldn’t stop laughing, ROFLMAO!"
ROFL
Rolling on floor laughing
Example:
"That joke had me ROFL!"
ROTFL
Rolling on the floor laughing
Example:
"That meme had me ROTFL!"
RME
Rolling my eyes
Example:
"He’s late again, RME."
RMLB
Read my lips baby
Example:
"RMLB, I’m not going to change my mind."
ROTFLUTS
Rolling on the floor laughing unable to speak
Example:
"The prank was so good, ROTFLUTS!"
RMMM
Read my mail man
Example:
"You need more details? RMMM!"
RIP
Rest in peace
Example:
"RIP, we’ll miss you."
RL
Real life
Example:
"I can’t play tonight, got RL stuff to do."
RLY
Really
Example:
"RLY? That’s amazing!"
RS
Runescape
Example:
"I’ve been playing RS all weekend."
RUOK
Are you okay?
Example:
"You seem upset, RUOK?"
RX
Regards
Example:
"I’ll see you soon, RX."
SDMB
Sweet dreams, my baby
Example:
"Tucking you in, SDMB."
RHIP
Rank has its privileges
Example:
"I got the best seat—RHIP!"
RGR
I agree, I understand
Example:
"RGR, I’ll meet you there."
RFN
Right freaking now
Example:
"We need to leave RFN!"
QSO
Conversation
Example:
"I had a great QSO with him about technology."
QT
Cutie
Example:
"Look at that dog, such a QT!"
QSL
Reply
Example:
"I sent the message, still waiting for a QSL."
QTPI
Cutie pie
Example:
"My niece is an absolute QTPI!"
QOTD
Quote of the day
Example:
"‘Be yourself; everyone else is already taken’—QOTD."
Q_Q
crying eyes
Example:
"I lost my keys, Q_Q."
R
are
Example:
"R you coming to the party tonight?"
Quick question
Example:
"Hey, QQ: What time does the event start?"
QFI
Quoted for irony
Example:
"They said they’d never change their mind… QFI."
QFT
Quoted for truth
Example:
"What they said was spot on, QFT."
QFI
Quoted for idiocy
Example:
"That statement is ridiculous, QFI!"
QIK
Quick
Example:
"Let’s grab a QIK coffee before the meeting."
QC
Quality control
Example:
"We need to run a QC check on the product."
QL
Quit laughing
Example:
"Come on, QL! I’m being serious."
R8
Rate
Example:
"R8 my outfit from 1 to 10!"
QFE
Question for everyone
Example:
"QFE: What’s everyone’s favorite movie?"
PYT
Pretty young thing
Example:
"She’s such a PYT!"
PZ
Peace
Example:
"Got to go, PZ!"
PUKS
Pick up kids
Example:
"I’ll be late, need to PUKS."
PZA
Pizza
Example:
"Let’s order some PZA for dinner."
PWN
own
Example:
"I totally PWNed that game last night!"
PXT
Please explain that
Example:
"I didn’t understand your point, PXT."
Q
Queue
Example:
"I’ve been waiting in the Q for 30 minutes."
PU
That stinks!
Example:
"What’s that smell? PU!"
PTO
Parent Teacher Organization
Example:
"We’re having a PTO meeting at the school."
PUG
Pick up group
Example:
"I joined a PUG for the dungeon."
PVE
Player vs enemy
Example:
"I prefer PVE content over PVP."
PVP
Player versus player
Example:
"Let’s try some PVP battles tonight!"
Q4U
I have a question for you
Example:
"Hey, Q4U—what’s the plan for tonight?"
RBAY
Right back at you
Example:
"You’re awesome! RBAY!"
PSP
Playstation Portable
Example:
"I’ve been playing on my PSP all day."
PST
Please send tell
Example:
"Looking for a group, PST."
PSOS
Parent standing over shoulder
Example:
"Let’s change the topic, PSOS."
PTFO
Pass the freak out
Example:
"I was so exhausted, I just PTFO last night."
PRT
Please Retweet
Example:
"Help spread the word, PRT!"
PRW
Parents are watching
Example:
"Can’t talk about it now, PRW."
PTIYPASI
Put that in your pipe and smoke it
Example:
"Well, we won the game, PTIYPASI!"
PSA
Public Service Announcement
Example:
"Just a PSA: Don’t forget to hydrate!"
PROLLY
Probably
Example:
"I’ll PROLLY skip the meeting."
PROGGY
computer program
Example:
"I’m running a new PROGGY on my laptop."
PROBS
Probably
Example:
"I’ll PROBS be there by 7."
PRON
pornography
Example:
"Be careful, that site’s full of PRON."
PRT
Party
Example:
"Are you coming to the PRT tonight?"
PTL
Praise the Lord
Example:
"PTL, we made it home safely!"
PTMM
Please tell me more
Example:
"That sounds interesting, PTMM!"
PTO
Paid time off
Example:
"I’m using some PTO to take a vacation."
PTO
Personal time off
Example:
"I’ll be taking some PTO next week."
PPU
Pending pick-up
Example:
"The package is PPU."
PRESH
Precious
Example:
"Your baby is so PRESH!"
POT
potion
Example:
"I need to use a POT to heal."
POTD
Photo of the day
Example:
"Check out my POTD on Instagram!"
POS
Parent over shoulder
Example:
"POS, talk later."
POV
Point of view
Example:
"From my POV, this makes the most sense."
PMSL
Pee myself laughing
Example:
"That story had me PMSL!"
POAHF
Put on a happy face
Example:
"You’re having a tough day? POAHF!"
POV
Privately owned vehicle
Example:
"I’ll be taking my POV on the road trip."
POIDH
it didn’t happen
Example:
"If there’s no photo, POIDH!"
PLZTLME
Please tell me
Example:
"PLZTLME what happened at the meeting!"
PM
Private Message
Example:
"I’ll PM you the details."
PLZ
Please
Example:
"PLZ send me the details ASAP."
PMFI
Pardon me for interrupting
Example:
"PMFI, but I think we need to revise this."
PMFJI
Pardon me for jumping in
Example:
"PMFJI, but I have a suggestion."
PPL
People
Example:
"A lot of PPL showed up to the event."
PLU
People like us
Example:
"This event is perfect for PLU!"
PITA
Pain in the butt
Example:
"This project is such a PITA."
PKMN
Pokemon
Example:
"I caught a rare PKMN today!"
PISS
Put in some sugar
Example:
"Can you PISS in my coffee?"
PL8
Plate
Example:
"I just got a new PL8 for my car."
PIC
Picture
Example:
"Send me a PIC of your new puppy!"
PIP
laughing hard
Example:
"That joke had me PIP!"
PLD
Played
Example:
"That was a well-PLD match!"
PIR
Parents in room
Example:
"PIR, can’t talk about that right now."
PDS
Please don’t shoot
Example:
"I’m unarmed, PDS!"
PDQ
Pretty darn quick
Example:
"I’ll be there PDQ!"
PDH
Pretty darn happy
Example:
"Got the job! I’m PDH right now!"
PEEPS
People
Example:
"Hanging out with my PEEPS this weekend."
PCM
Please call me
Example:
"If you’re free later, PCM."
PFT
Pretty *freaking* tight
Example:
"Your new car is PFT!"
PLMK
Please let me know
Example:
"PLMK if you’re free tomorrow."
PDA
Personal display of affection
Example:
"They were showing too much PDA at the park."
PAP
Post a picture
Example:
"PAP of your new car!"
PAT
patrol
Example:
"We’re on PAT duty tonight."
P911
Parents coming into room alert
Example:
"Can’t talk now, P911!"
PAW
Parents are watching
Example:
"Can’t discuss that right now, PAW."
P2P
Parent to parent
Example:
"It’s nice to have a P2P discussion about school events."
P2P
Peer to peer
Example:
"P2P sharing is common in online networks."
PBOOK
Phonebook
Example:
"I found your number in the PBOOK."
P2P
Pay to play
Example:
"This game is P2P, so you need a subscription."
OTW
Off to work
Example:
"Got to go, OTW now!"
OVA
Over
Example:
"That match is OVA!"
OTTOMH
Off the top of my head
Example:
"OTTOMH, I’d say it’s about five miles."
OYO
On your own
Example:
"I can’t make it, you’re OYO this time."
P
Partner
Example:
"I’m going to dinner with my P tonight."
PC
Player character
Example:
"My PC is a wizard in the game."
PLS
Please
Example:
"Can you send me the report, PLS?"
OTP
couple
Example:
"They’re my favorite OTP from the show."
OTT
Over the top
Example:
"That party was so OTT, but fun!"
OTB
Off to bed
Example:
"It’s late, OTB for me."
OTFL
On the floor laughing
Example:
"That joke had me OTFL!"
OT
Off topic
Example:
"This might be OT, but did you see the game last night?"
OTL
Out to lunch
Example:
"I’m OTL, back in an hour."
OP
On phone
Example:
"Can’t talk right now, I’m OP."
ORLY
Oh really?
Example:
"You finished the project already? ORLY?"
OTOH
On the other hand
Example:
"It’s expensive, but OTOH, it’s a great investment."
OS
Operating system
Example:
"I’m updating my OS tonight."
OOMF
One of my followers
Example:
"OOMF just liked my tweet."
OOTD
One of these days
Example:
"OOTD, I’ll finally visit Paris."
OOH
Out of here
Example:
"It’s late, I’m OOH!"
OOTD
Outfit of the day
Example:
"Posting my OOTD for Instagram."
OO
Over and out
Example:
"Finished for the day, OO!"
OOTO
Out of the office
Example:
"I’m OOTO until Monday, so I’ll reply then."
OTP
On the phone
Example:
"Can’t talk, I’m OTP right now."
OOC
Out of character
Example:
"That comment was totally OOC for him."
OMGYG2BK
Oh my God, you got to be kidding
Example:
"OMGYG2BK, that’s the best news ever!"
OMGYS
Oh my gosh you suck
Example:
"You missed the shot? OMGYS!"
OMG
Oh my gosh
Example:
"OMG, you look amazing!"
OMS
On my soul
Example:
"OMS, that’s the truth!"
OMDB
Over my dead body
Example:
"You want to change my weekend plans? OMDB!"
OMFG
Oh my freaking God
Example:
"OMFG, that’s incredible!"
OMW
On my way
Example:
"Just finished up, OMW now."
OMG
Oh my God
Example:
"OMG, I can’t believe it!"
OLL
Online love
Example:
"I met someone through OLL!"
OM
Old man
Example:
"I’m going fishing with my OM this weekend."
OL
Old lady
Example:
"Going to visit my OL this weekend."
OM
Oh, my
Example:
"OM, I can’t believe that just happened!"
OMAA
Oh, my aching butt
Example:
"After sitting all day, OMAA!"
ONL
Online
Example:
"I’ll be ONL tonight if you want to chat."
OJ
Only joking
Example:
"You’re really mad? OJ!"
OGIM
Oh God, it’s Monday
Example:
"The weekend went by so fast, OGIM."
OH
Overheard
Example:
"OH at the coffee shop: ‘I can’t believe they canceled the meeting!’"
OG
Original gangster
Example:
"He’s the OG of street style."
OHHEMMGEE
Oh My God
Example:
"OHHEMMGEE, that’s so cute!"
OB
Oh brother
Example:
"You lost your keys again? OB!"
OBV
Obviously
Example:
"OBV, I was going to say yes!"
OI
Operator indisposed
Example:
"I’ll call you back later, OI right now."
OFC
Of course
Example:
"OFC I’ll be there tomorrow."
O
Over
Example:
"Mission complete, O."
OA
Online auctions
Example:
"I got a great deal through OA."
O
hugs
Example:
"Sending you O, hope you feel better soon!"
OATUS
On a totally unrelated subject
Example:
"OATUS, did you see the game last night?"
O4U
Only for you
Example:
"I saved the last slice O4U!"
OB
Oh baby
Example:
"That was an amazing shot, OB!"
OIB
Oh, I’m back
Example:
"OIB, what did I miss?"
O
Opponent
Example:
"We’re facing a tough O in the next round."
NW
No way
Example:
"You won the lottery? NW!"
NWO
No way out
Example:
"This situation feels like there’s NWO."
OIC
Oh, I see
Example:
"OIC, that makes sense now."
NSFL
Not safe for life
Example:
"That video is NSFL, don’t watch it!"
NSFW
Not safe for work
Example:
"That image is NSFW, don’t open it at the office!"
NSA
No strings attached
Example:
"I’m not looking for anything serious, just NSA."
NSISR
Not sure if spelled right
Example:
"I think it’s ‘accommodate,’ NSISR."
NRN
No response necessary
Example:
"I just wanted to update you—NRN."
NS
Nice score
Example:
"You got 100 points, NS!"
NT
Nice try
Example:
"You didn’t win, but NT!"
NS
Nice split
Example:
"That bowling split was tough, but NS!"
NP
No problem
Example:
"Thanks for your help! NP!"
NPC
Non-playing character
Example:
"That NPC just gave me a quest."
NOYB
None of your business
Example:
"What’s going on with you? NOYB!"
NQT
Newly qualified teacher
Example:
"She’s doing great as an NQT!"
NOOB
someone who is bad at online games
Example:
"That player kept dying, total NOOB."
NR
Nice roll
Example:
"You got double sixes, NR!"
NTHING
Nothing
Example:
"What’s up? NTHING, just relaxing."
NOWL
knowledge
Example:
"He’s got some serious NOWL about computers."
NM
Nice meld
Example:
"You played that card well, NM!"
NMH
Not much here
Example:
"How’s it going? NMH, just relaxing."
NM
Never mind
Example:
"Wait, NM, I found the answer."
NMJC
Nothing much, just chilling
Example:
"What are you up to tonight? NMJC."
NIROK
Not in reach of keyboard
Example:
"BRB, NIROK for a few minutes."
NLT
No later than
Example:
"Please send the report NLT Friday."
NMU
Not much, you?
Example:
"Hey! What’s going on? NMU?"
NM
Nothing much
Example:
"What’s up? NM, just hanging out."
NH
Nice hand
Example:
"You played that perfectly, NH!"
NIFOC
Naked in front of computer
Example:
"I’m home alone, NIFOC right now."
NFWS
Not for work safe
Example:
"Be careful with that link, it’s NFWS."
NIGI
Now I get it
Example:
"Oh, I misunderstood earlier, NIGI now."
NIMBY
Not in my back yard
Example:
"They’re proposing a new building, but it’s a total NIMBY situation."
NO1
No one
Example:
"I told NO1 about the surprise."
NFW
Not for work
Example:
"That meme is NFW, don’t open it here!"
NTS
Note to self
Example:
"NTS: Remember to send the email tomorrow."
NFM
None for me
Example:
"I’ll pass on dessert, NFM."
NFM
Not for me
Example:
"I tried it, but it’s NFM."
NERF
Changed and is now weaker
Example:
"They NERFed my favorite character in the game!"
NGL
Not going to lie
Example:
"NGL, that was the best meal I’ve had in a while."
NFS
Need for Speed
Example:
"I’m addicted to playing NFS."
NFS
Not for sale
Example:
"That car is NFS, sorry!"
NVM
Never mind
Example:
"Forget what I said, NVM."
NFW
No *freaking* way
Example:
"You got tickets to the concert? NFW!"
NE
Any
Example:
"Do you have NE idea what time the show starts?"
NE1
Anyone
Example:
"Is NE1 coming to the game tonight?"
ND
Nice double
Example:
"You hit two home runs, ND!"
NVR
Never
Example:
"I’d NVR do that!"
NBD
No big deal
Example:
"I fixed the problem, NBD."
NBFAB
No bad for a beginner
Example:
"You’re doing great for your first try, NBFAB!"
NC
Nice crib
Example:
"I love your new place, NC!"
NADT
Not a darn thing
Example:
"What’s new? NADT."
NALOPKT
Not a lot of people know that
Example:
"This plant is rare, NALOPKT!"
NANA
Not now, no need
Example:
"I was going to call, but NANA—it’s handled."
MYOB
Mind your own business
Example:
"I’ll handle it myself, MYOB."
n00b
Newbie
Example:
"Don’t worry, everyone’s a n00b at first."
N1
Nice one
Example:
"You really aced that presentation, N1!"
MUAH
Multiple unsuccessful attempts at humor
Example:
"I tried making a joke but it was MUAH."
MUSM
Miss you so much
Example:
"Haven’t seen you in ages, MUSM!"
MU
Miss you
Example:
"It’s been so long since we hung out, MU!"
MWAH
kiss
Example:
"Goodnight, MWAH!"
MTF
More to follow
Example:
"I’ll send the first draft now, MTF on updates."
MYO
Mind your own business
Example:
"That’s personal, MYO!"
MTFBWU
May the force be with you
Example:
"Good luck on your test! MTFBWU!"
MP
Mana points
Example:
"I’m out of MP, need to recharge."
MR.3
3-year old son
Example:
"Spending the afternoon with MR.3 at the park."
MOSS
Member of same sex
Example:
"We’ve got a MOSS joining our team."
MRT
Modified ReTweet
Example:
"I made an MRT of that tweet with my own comment."
MOO
My own opinion
Example:
"In MOO, that’s not the best approach."
MOOS
Member of the opposite sex
Example:
"Are you bringing a MOOS to the party?"
MRW
My reaction when
Example:
"MRW I found out the concert was canceled."
MOS
Mother over shoulder
Example:
"Can’t talk about that right now, MOS."
MOD
Moderator
Example:
"The MOD had to step in and calm things down."
MOD
Modification
Example:
"I downloaded a new MOD for the game."
MNSG
message in Spanish
Example:
"I just received an MNSG, can you help translate?"
MORF
Male or female?
Example:
"You didn’t mention—MORF?"
MOMBOY
Mamma’s boy
Example:
"He’s such a MOMBOY, always calling his mom for advice."
MSG
Message
Example:
"I’ll send you an MSG later with the details."
MIRL
Meet in real life
Example:
"We’ve been talking online for months, let’s MIRL soon."
MISS.3
3-year old daughter
Example:
"I’m with MISS.3, we’re going to the park."
MIRL
Me in real life
Example:
"This meme is so relatable, it’s MIRL."
MKAY
Mmm, okay”
Example:
"That’s your plan? MKAY, sounds good."
MGB
May God bless
Example:
"Hope everything goes well, MGB."
MGMT
Management
Example:
"I’ll check with MGMT before making a decision."
MLM
give the middle finger
Example:
"He was being so rude, so I gave him the MLM."
MHOTY
My hat off to you
Example:
"You did an amazing job, MHOTY!"
MEHH
sighing
Example:
"It’s been a long day, MEHH."
MEZ
mesmerize
Example:
"That performance was MEZ, I couldn’t look away."
MEH
just okay
Example:
"The food was MEH, not great but not terrible."
MFI
Mad for it
Example:
"I’m MFI for the new season of the show!"
MEGO
My eyes glaze over
Example:
"Whenever they talk about quantum physics, MEGO."
MFW
My face when
Example:
"MFW I found out the concert was canceled."
MM
Sister
Example:
"Hanging out with my MM this weekend."
MEH
shrugging shoulders
Example:
"That movie was MEH, nothing special."
M8
Mate
Example:
"How’s it going, M8?"
MB
Mamma’s boy
Example:
"He’s always calling his mom for advice, such an MB."
M$
Microsoft
Example:
"I just installed the latest update from M$."
MBS
Mom behind shoulder
Example:
"I can’t talk about that right now, MBS."
MC
Merry Christmas
Example:
"Wishing you all a MC and a Happy New Year!"
LYSM
Love you so much
Example:
"I miss you, LYSM!"
MDIAC
My Dad is a cop
Example:
"MDIAC, so I know a lot about law enforcement."
MMK
Meaning okay?
Example:
"You’re coming over later? MMK?"
N2M
Nothing too much
Example:
"What’s up with you? N2M over here."
MNC
Mother nature calls
Example:
"Sorry, MNC—I’ll be right back."
LULT
Love you long time
Example:
"Thanks for always being there, LULT!"
LULZ
Meaning joke, or for laughs
Example:
"I joined the prank for the LULZ."
LTS
Laughing to self
Example:
"I read your message and started LTS."
LVM
Left voice mail
Example:
"I LVM, call me back when you can."
LTLWDLS
Let’s twist like we did last summer
Example:
"Can’t wait for the party, LTLWDLS!"
LTNS
Long time no see
Example:
"Wow, LTNS! How have you been?"
LWOS
Laughing without smiling
Example:
"That was so dry, I’m LWOS over here."
LTOD
Laptop of death
Example:
"My old laptop keeps crashing, it’s an LTOD!"
LSV
Language, sex and violence
Example:
"This movie is rated for LSV."
LTD
Living the dream
Example:
"I just got a promotion, LTD!"
LY
Love ya
Example:
"Goodnight, LY!"
LYLAS
Love you like a sis
Example:
"You’re the best, LYLAS!"
LSHMBH
Laugh so hard my belly hurts
Example:
"That stand-up comedian had me LSHMBH!"
LYLC
Love you like crazy
Example:
"You’re amazing, LYLC!"
LOLO
Lots of love
Example:
"Sending you LOLO from across the miles."
LOLWTF
Laughing out loud
Example:
"That situation was so bizarre, I’m LOLWTF!"
LOLH
Laughing out loud hysterically
Example:
"That meme has me LOLH!"
LOTR
Lord of The Rings
Example:
"I just rewatched LOTR last weekend."
LQTM
Laughing quietly to myself
Example:
"That was pretty funny, I’m LQTM over here."
LOTI
Laughing on the inside
Example:
"That was mildly funny, but I’m just LOTI."
LMS
Like my status
Example:
"LMS if you’re ready for the weekend!"
LNT
Meaning lost in translation
Example:
"That joke didn’t make sense, it was LNT."
LMNK
Leave my name out
Example:
"I don’t want to get involved, so LMNK."
LOA
List of acronyms
Example:
"Here’s an LOA for the project terms."
LMIRL
Lets meet in real life
Example:
"We’ve been chatting for weeks, LMIRL sometime?"
LMK
Let me know
Example:
"LMK if you need help with your project."
LOL
Laughing out loud
Example:
"That cat video made me LOL!"
LMMFAO
Laughing out loud
Example:
"That joke had me LMMFAO!"
LLS
Laughing like silly
Example:
"That meme had me LLS!"
LMAO
Laughing my ass off
Example:
"Your story is hilarious, LMAO!"
LLGB
Love, later, God bless
Example:
"I’ve got to go now, LLGB."