Slang words are basically words that originally meant something but have evolved into usage with new creative meanings, often used informally. It could belong to a particular region or dialect, or it could be a word you use in between your gang of friends, thus creating your own method of communication. And often we might find ourselves left out from the group when we don’t understand some common teen slang words. So, here is a list of 50 slang words to keep you updated with the fun side of English colloquialism.
- Dope: Cool, excellent, awesome
- Karen: A rude person who demands beyond the scope of what is appropriate or necessary
- Spill the Tea: To tell the gossip, story
- Cruising: Driving at a high speed
- Snatched: Fashionable, best looking
- Sick: Cool
- Basic: Very mainstream, boring
- Bummer: Unpleasant, annoying
- Ship: Wanting two celebrities in a romantic relationship
- Thirsty: Trying to seek attention
- GOAT: Greatest Of All Time
- Sloshed: To be drunk
- Shook: Extremely shocked
- Emo: A very emotional person
- Ghost out: Slip out of a party, or a relationship without informing
- Slay: Looking cool, trendy
- Bae: Before Anyone Else
- Tbh: To be honest
- Bruh: Dude, bro (gender neutral)
- High Key: To say something loud and proud
- Flex: To show off
- Lowkey: Secretly, slightly
- Extra: Too much, over the top
- Hangry: Being both hungry and angry
- Chicken: A Coward
- Noob: A rookie who doesn’t really know what s/he’s doing
- Chuffed: Very pleasant
- FOMO: Fear Of Missing Out
- Freebie: Something you get for free
- I’m dead: a metaphor to tell that you feel some emotion so strong to a point where you can’t explain it
- CD9: Code 9, cant’ talk my parents are here
- To Bitch: Complain or gossip about something
- Stan: To become an ardent fan
- Woke: To be knowledgeable, aware of issues of the day
- Throw Shade: To give someone an insulting look
- Cap: Lie
- No Cap: Not lying
- Fr: For real
- Clout: Someone who does something just to get famous and is not genuine about their feelings on that subject
- Ditch: To leave something
- Glitch: Defect or a problem
- Periodt: Emphasis the end of the sentence
- Fit: A shortened version of outfit
- Fire: Something so cool
- Jock: A person who plays a sport
- Bucks: Money
- Sus: Suspicious, suspect
- Icky: unpleasant, annoying
- All nighter: To stay up all night and study
- Gucci: Good, amazing, cool
Selva kumar
October 11, 2020 at 11:00 pm
Dope…
Abishek.A
October 12, 2020 at 11:08 am
Useful.
Could have add some words