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Cool kids these days are using slang like gyat (Get Your Act Together), rizz/rizzler (charisma), skibidi (someone trying to be funny and failing), fanum tax (minor freeloading), drip/drippin (well-dressed and stylish), simp/simpin (obsessing over someone), OTP (support for an imagined relationship), no cap (being serious), ded (died laughing), and cheugy (trying too hard to be cool).
What is widely considered to be the contemporary Toronto accent is often mimicked and mocked on social media, but a new study on slang in the city ...
Australians have mocked the US Embassy stationed Down Under after it shared a list of Aussie slang words to help Americans “with the lingo”.
When common expressions have multiple meanings.
Using informal language in academia can give wrong impression, warn experts