Slang
handscomb86
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What are some popular slang words or phrases right now?
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I’m not really up to date with things like this anymore but I am interested to know what others have to share.
All I can think of is: “WFH” (work(ing) from home) and “PPE” (personal protective equipment). The latter has been used for a long time by professionals but it seems everyone uses it now!
One I’d like to know is when people just respond with the letter “F”. What does that mean? I’m not encouraging anyone to say what it means if it’s rude mind you.0 -
Thanks @Biblioklept0
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My friend told me recently that everyone just describes something as "mid" now to mean average, or fine. As in, that burger was mid. I don't know what is wrong with just saying it's alright, but fair enough1
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One that makes me a little bit depressed is on video games there is an acronym: “KYS” which I believe stands for “kill yourself”. When people insult each other so much that you need an acronym for that that’s a pretty depressing state!!0
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66Mustang said:One that makes me a little bit depressed is on video games there is an acronym: “KYS” which I believe stands for “kill yourself”. When people insult each other so much that you need an acronym for that that’s a pretty depressing state!!0
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Big guns here is often used by Weight lifters they get their guns out their upper arm muscles
Also depends where you come from in wales there are a few slang words
Hun
Doll
Petal
Boi
Butt
Skank
Jack
Pike
Watcha
Creeper
Bab
Welshy
Bro
Bampie
Mam
Kk
Crushed
Is it
Lol
Ffs
Fubar
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