It has been a minute since then Lifehacker looked at the slang from Generation Z– Long enough that the Generation Alpha had time to develop and spread some of its own setting words and jargon. In the following you will find an alphabetized collection of slang of gen z and gen A, if someone who is younger than you, something you don’t understand. As with all slangs, you need too old if you need an online list to know what a word means to say it loudly.
304: Hoe. (Enter “304” on a calculator and turn it on the head.)
4+4: Ate. Four plus four are eight or “eaten”. (See “ATE”)
Alpha male: An alpha man who was taken from animal eagleology is the dominant member of a group of men or just a man who is responsible. (See “Beta Male” and “Sigma Male”.)
Ate/eat: Very well done, often in terms of clothing. For example: “You ate this outfit.” See also: “Serving.”
aura: Someone who is mysterious and cool should “have aura”.
villain: A bad/wild girl. Meant as a compliment.
Cow: Japanese word means “crazy” or “stupid”. Mainly used in the anime community.
Based: Regardless of in a cool way.
Bed action: Stay in bed all day. You can know it as “lazy around”. See also: “Hurkle-Durkle.”
Beta male: A beta man or just “beta” is a weaker, submissive man. (See “Alpha Male” and “Sigma Male”)
BOP: A girl who sleeps around. Also: a great song.
Boysober: Someone who has sworn in sex, relationships and/or dating.
Brain-red: A description of the overuse of the stupid slang. See also: “Skibidi.” Is also used to be the effects of excessive online.
brat: The contemporary meaning of “Brat” is an adjective that describes a person who is nervous, imperfect and confident. It was shaped by pop star Charli XCX who, as “the girl who is a little chaotic and likes to celebrate and maybe like to celebrate, defined, defined and maybe sometimes say some stupid things. Who feels, but maybe also has a collapse.”
Bruzz: Bros. Part of the Slang family. See “Huzz” and “-uzz”
Bubba Truck: A lifted or in other ways modified pick-up truck.
bus‘: Very good or excellent.
cap: A lie. Often “no cap” said.
Cake: Butt, especially a nice butt.
Chad: An attractive man; An “alpha man”. See “Giga Chad”.
Chat: A reference to streamers who address their chat windows loudly. Saying “chat” in real life is an ironic joke.
Chud: A physically unattractive person. Sometimes used for a man who takes up the right look.
Woomer: A man who masturbates too often.
corn: “Corn” is algo-speak, which means “porn”. Is used in online rooms in which the word may lead to the fact that your account is marked or forbidden.
Colleagues: A catch description for things that are unpleasant or uninteresting, as the older people appeal to.
Dead: Past form to have died with a laugh. When someone responds to a joke with “Dead” or a skull -Moji, they find it funny.
Deadass: Seriously. Used like “I’m dead and don’t lie.”
Delulu: Deception.
Doomer: A person who is excessively negative and/or cynical.
drops: A fashionable or stylish look.
Edgar: A variation of the Caesar hair cut, which was particularly worn among Hispanic men. It also refers to the type of person who carries the haircut.
Sweat: The theft of food between friends. Named after streamer fanum, known for “taxing” his friends by taking a bit of their meals or stolen fries.
Fax, no printer: The truth say that “fax and” facts “are pronounced equally. It is a colorful way to say” facts, no hat “.
Fantastic Fent: A description of the bent-over posture of people who nod on heavy drugs.
Fit: Short for “outfit”.
Fuhuhyloo: Supposedly from Baltimore Slang, this is a nonsensical word so that people ask what it means but never get an answer. Often paired with “Jittleyang”.
Gamer dent: The temporary indentation was too long on the hair or skin of a person after wearing headphones.
Geeker: Someone who uses many drugs.
Giga chad: A chad under the castle.
glaze: To praise someone excessively, often unobtrusive or in the hope of getting something for it.
Gleek: An older Slang term that has recently become more important, Gleeking describes the spray room under the tongue.
Glizzy: Hot dog. “Glizzy” was originally overlooked for Glock or weapon, but it meant that Hot Dog is based on the hot dog form of a bell magazine.
Green FN: An interjection that you use when someone does something cool or impressive. Often used ironic.
Gooning: Extended masturbation without orgasm to enter a changed state of consciousness.
Gyatt or Gyat: As soon as an interjection has been used when someone is seen sexy, like “Gott-Damn”, “Gyatt” means “attractive prey”.
Hewwo: An overly sweet way of saying “Hello”. Usually used online and often ironic.
Hgs: Abbreviation for “home girl” that are used in comments.
Hurkle thurkle: Based on an archaic Scottish word, “Hurkle-Durkle” means sitting in bed after getting up in bed. See also: “bed action”.
Huzz: -Uzz Snake for “cover”. See “Bruzz” and “-Zz”.
“There are“: Is used to convey that something has a certain mood. Example:” This type writes it every 10 minutes; There is desperate. “
“It’s over”: The situation is hopeless. The opposite of “We are back.” See also: “Doomer.”
Jelqing: The use of stretches or weights to increase the penis size.
Jit: A child. Ironically used online.
Jittleyang: Supposedly from Baltimore Slang, this is a nonsensical word so that people ask what it means but never get an answer. See also: “Fuhuhluhtoogan.”
Jomo: A piece about Fomo (fear of missing) Jomo is an acronym that stands for “joy to miss”.
“Learn Chinese”: Sports course that is aimed at failing players. You are in danger that you will be sent to play in China, so you should “learn Chinese”.
Lookmaxxing: Maximize the physical attractiveness through personal care, training and dressing stylish. See also: “-maxxing”.
-Maxxing: A suffix that is used with every word to try to improve. If you see your friends, the training could be called “Friendmaxxing”, “Gymmaxxing” could be called. The manufacture of jokes could be called “Jestermaxxing” etc.
center: Average, boring, expected.
Mewing: A facial exercise that should strengthen the jaw line.
Mirror sex: Use a mirror to watch sex yourself.
Mog: Be more attractive than someone, usually in deliberate or aggressive ways. Example: “I lined up this girl, but he went in and totally convinced me.”
Neurospicy: Another way of saying “neuro-divergent”.
NPC: Non-player character. NPC originally describes video game characters and is now used on the Internet to mean people who do not think for themselves.
OPP: Short for “opposition”. Someone who got you. An enemy.
Pink: Also known as “pink snow”, pink cocaine for a powder medicine mixture, which usually contains a combination of ketamine, MDMA, meth, opioids and other substances.
Pole: A weapon. See “Up Pole”.
“Press f for respect: “Video game in 2014 Call of Duty: Advanced WarfighterThe player takes part in a funeral and a request is made available in which “Press F is a respect”. A unique “F” in a chat window now shows respect. It is usually ironic.
Viewed: “Viewed” is Algo-Speak for “remaining”.
Rizz: As a noun, “Rizz” means charisma. As a verb, “Rizz” or “Rizz Up” means to attract someone with their charisma.
surcharge: Wear a particularly stylish outfit. See also: “Ate.”
Serve cunt: Powerful and apologetically feminine way; to kill.
Sigma male: A male classification created on the Internet, a “Sigma man” is as dominant as an alpha man, but outside the male hierarchy, ie a lonely wolf. Originally used seriously, the concept was so widespread that it is almost always used ironically. (See “Alpha Male” and “Beta Male”).)
Skin: Named after “Skibidi Toilette”, a popular series of YouTube videos, “Skibidi” itself has no specific meaning, apart from the overuse of the slang itself. See “Brain -Red”.
Story: Onomatopoetic word for the sound of tires that squeak after acceleration.
Sweat: A person who tries too much, usually used in terms of video games. The adjective form is “sweaty”.
Spawn Point: Mother. Based on the place you start in a video game.
Spoopy: Creepy.
striker: Stolen/no-title car.
Trans woman: Creditors of traditional married gender roles.
Treatler (and Treatlerite): “Treatler” and “Treatlerite” are online the people who do the work that enable “private taxis for burritos”.
TS: TS was originally an abbreviation for “these shit”, but it is often used, only “this” to mean.
Gymnastics: Excited or intoxicated or excitedly intoxicated.
UNC: Short for “uncle”, used to describe somewhat older people. Example: “The class of 2024 is UNC status for the class of 2028.” See “Yunc.”
-USuzz: -Suzze long words use “Uzz” at the end of a word, so “bros” becomes “bruzz”, “hoes” becomes “huzz”, “grandma” becomes “gruzz”, etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
Molier rod: Lift a weapon.
Twelve: Police.
twin: Best friend.
“We’re back”: Opposite of “It’s over.”
Wojack: The name of a style of internet drawings with which someone is quickly stereotyped. See this post for A complete explanation of the Wojak universe.
Japping: Describes a presentation style that can often be seen in online streams of speeches and/or quickly without saying anything.
Yeet: Fast and/or force.
Yunc: Yunc is a variation of “Unc.” In Aave, a “YN” is a “young n-word”. “Yunc” means something like “young uncle” or a person who is young, but has Uncle -Vibes or UNC status.
Zooms Perm: A curly look, briefly on the side of the haircut that is popular among young people.
