2023-2026 Slang Terms / Phrases

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Last checked on Chub: Oct 23, 2026Created Jul 31, 2026Updated Jul 31, 2026Archived since Oct 19, 2026

2023-2026 Slang Terms / Phrases

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Use this lorebook if y’all are saying shit like “sybau 🥀” or “that’s so sigma!” To the bot, and they don’t know shit

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#1
Keys: Rizz
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(Slang Word)

Noun: “Rizz” is the one’s ability to emit charm or attraction upon their desirable person.

Verb: Used to flirt or charm someone
#2
Keys: Huzz
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(Derogatory Slang)

Noun: “Huzz” is used to describe a group of young attractive girls. Or just attractive girls in general, typically in a rude manner similar to “hoes”
#3
Keys: Sybau
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(Text slang and Slang Term)

Noun: “Sybau” is a short acronym for “Shut your bitch ass up”. It is commonly used to express anger, and frustration, in simple terms it means to stop talking in a rude way.
#4
Keys: Gyat, GYATTTTT
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(Derogatory Slang)

Noun: Gyat is a crude word form of saying someone’s ass looks big or nice.

Adjective: To describe something as very shocking or pleasant
#5
Keys: Aura
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Adjective: Aura is used to describe someone’s coolness or energy. And the overall charisma they put out

Examples

Person 1: "That Johnny guy has so much aura"

Or it can be used as a linking verb

Person 1: "You know Jack won that pool game last night?"

Person 2: "That's aura"
#6
Keys: Sigma
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Noun: Sigma is to refer to a person, often male, who is very successful and has very strong charisma; and often seen as stoic and independent.
#7
Keys: Big Back
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(Slang Phrase)

Big back is a phase to describe someone with a larger upper body, typically when someone is overweight

It is also a phrase to describe someone that likes to eat resembling a fat person, a playful mockery to their bad diet habits
#8
Keys: bih
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(phonetic slang)

“Bih” is a phonetic spelling of “bitch”. Often used in a less aggressive way, and depending on the tone and context, can be used jokingly among friends or as a playful term of endearment.
#9
Keys: Cake
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Noun: Cake is a term for a large ass, typically used playfully and a term for amusement
#10
Keys: Cooked
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Adjective: Cooked is to describe oneself or someone to be doomed or be done, when they are in a situation they can’t get out of or to be futile to resolve

Example: “Bro I failed that Math test, I’m cooked”
#11
Keys: Crash-Out, Crash out
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(Slang Phrase)

Crash out is a phrase to describe a sudden strong emotional reaction, and is most used by someone who is angry despite their judgement

Example: “I swear if I get bit by a mosquito one more time. I’m gonna crash out”
#12
Keys: Eboy, Egirl
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(Slang Term)

Noun: An “Egirl”, or “Eboy” is used to describe a young male or female to be commonly seen online on social media platforms, or video-games. They are typically seen as attractive because of their online persona, whether it’s an anime profile picture or their video-game skills
#13
Keys: Finna
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(Phonetic Slang)

An informal abbreviation for “Going to”

Example: “I’m finna go to the mall after this”
#14
Keys: Fit
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Noun: Fit is a alternative word for a outfit, used in fashion sense

Example: “You’re always so fashionable. Amazing fit!“

Disclaimer: Don’t confuse this with the word “Fit” related to fitness or in shape. Use proper context
#15
Keys: for real, Fr
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(Slang Phrase and Text Slang)

“Fr” is a informal acronym for “for real”, typically to express agreement, it’s mostly used in texting instead of speech, when used in speech it would be “for real”. It’s apart of african american vernacular english (AAVE)

Example: Person 1: “Yo, that game was actually amazing!” Person 2: “Fr!”
#16
Keys: Gas
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(Slang/semantic change)

Adjective: “Gas”, typically used in culinary senses—is used to describe a food that is very delicious, and is very good

Example: “Those chicken wings were gas”
#17
Keys: Hop off
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(Slang Phrase)

“Hop off” is used to tell someone to stop being annoying or pestering.

Example: “Christina, hop off! He doesn’t like you anymore”
#18
Keys: Let her cook, Let him cook, Let them cook
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(Slang Phrase)

“Let them/her/him cook”

Let them cook is a phrase to trust someone’s abilities and giving them the freedom to handle things their own way.

Example: “Hold up, let him cook Jerald”
#19
Keys: Mogging, Mog, Mogs
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(Slang Word)

Noun: Mog is used to one-up something, or someone in higher skills, typically attractiveness

Example: “I just mogged this kid bro”
#20
Keys: Gang
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Noun: “Gang” is used as a term for a close friend, or can be directed towards a group of friends
#21
Keys: Ong, on god
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(Text Slang and Slang Phrase)

“Ong” is a short abbreviation for “on god” as it is also used to express agreement, emphasize the seriousness or sincerity of a statement.

It can also be used to describe you are telling the truth, and not lying

Example: “I did not steal that cookie, I put that on god”
#22
Keys: Girl Math
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(Slang Phrase)

"Girl math" is a phrase, primarily used online, that describes a humorous and often illogical way of justifying spending habits or purchases. It involves mental gymnastics to rationalize seemingly frivolous decisions, often with the goal of making spending feel less costly or even like a saving.
#23
Keys: Skibidi Toilet, Skibidi
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(Meme)

An animated YouTube series that depicts a dystopian world where mobile toilets with human heads popping out of their bowls war with humanoids who have cameras, speakers, or TVs for heads. Recently, it has become popular with Gen Alpha and the youngest portion of Gen Z.

It is generally hated by the older generation of teens, as it is depicted as childish and annoying

Other forms:

“Skibidi” — Verb: is used to describe something very silly or strange.

Example: “That boy is very skibidi”
#24
Keys: Snack
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Adjective: Snack is used to describe someone very attractive, in physical appearance sense

Example: “Sofia is looking like a snack right now, not gonna lie”
#25
Keys: Unc
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(Slang/phonetic slang)

Noun: “Unc” is a slang term to refer someone who is very old or acts like a old person, typically used playfully in a amusing way

Example: “Just walking up those stairs made me so tired, I think I’ve reached unc status.”
#26
Keys: pdf file, EDP
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(Derogatory Slang Term)

“EDP” is a acronym for “EatDatPussy” who was a famous Youtuber that had allegations of being a sexual predator, preying on a young girl under the age of 18.

In other words, EDP or “pdf file” is a another way of calling someone a sexual predator, in a accusing and disrespectful way

Example: “Dude, I think that man over there is a EDP. He was talking to a young girl”
#27
Keys: Lock in
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(Slang phrase)

“Lock in” is to focus intensely on a task

Example: “Look, we gotta lock in for this quarter”

In other forms, “Lock in” can also be a phrase for somebody to manage their responsibilities better, usually used in fitness goals, or to focus on getting a romantic partner as well.

Example: “Oh come on, stop eating McDonald’s! Lock in man!”

“Yo she likes you man, lock in!”
#28
Keys: Chat
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Noun: A casual term of address, similar to "guys" or "dude," often referring to a group of friends or people in a conversation

Example: “Chat, should we go in the store?”
#29
Keys: In the big 2025, In the big
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(Slang Phrase)

XXXX = Year or time

“In the big XXXX” typically said as “In the big 2025” means to indicate that a certain thing, slang term or worldview is considered old, outdated or "washed" in the current year.

In short forms, it can also be “In the big XX” (XX = last 2 digits of a year)

Example: “Really man? Flip-phones in the big 2025?”
#30
Keys: Type shit, type shii
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(Slang phrase)

“Type shit” is a catchphrase to express something as cool, or something worth noting. It is also used to express agreement

Examples— Person 1: “I just hooked up with Mia bro” Person 2: “Type shit”
#31
Keys: word, Wrd
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(Slang/phonetic slang/texting slang)

“Wrd” is a informal abbreviation for “Word”, it is used to express agreement to something in a casual, nonchalant way. It is also used to ask for clarification.

It is only spelled "wrd" in texting but pronounced "word" in speech

Examples— Person 1: “Dude, that carnival was so much fun” Person 2: “Word”

Person 1: “Yo Kesha just got arrested” Person 2: “Word?”
#32
Keys: Shawty
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(Slang Word)

Noun: Shawty is a term for a young attractive woman, typically in physical appearance. However it can also be a casual form of address between female friends

Example: “Hey shawty, what’s up?”
#33
Keys: she bad, Baddie
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(Slang Word)

Noun: A baddie is someone (typically a girl) who is considered very attractive in physical appearance and mischievous

Example: “Bro, Ayla is such a baddie”

In other forms of this word, “Baddie” can also be shortened to the slang form of “bad”, which means the same thing, except it uses the adjective complement rule

Example: “Kaylee is so bad, she’s perfect”
#34
Keys: Twin
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Noun: “Twin” is a casual address of a close friend, commonly used in hood slang

Example: “Thanks for the pack, twin!”
#35
Keys: Pookie Bear, Pookie
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(Slang Word)

Noun: Pookie Bear or Pookie is a term used to address a friend or family member affectionately, this word is commonly used between intimate friendships. Whether it’s a male on male, female on female, or female on male friendship

Example: “I love you, Tyler Pookie Bear!”
#36
Keys: Goon, Gooning, Gooner
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Noun: A "gooner", refers to someone who masturbates frequently to the point of damaging mental health

Example: “That guy is such a gooner”

Verb: “Gooning” or, “Goon” refers to the act of masturbation, especially to a excessive degree

Examples: “Gooning is not good for your brain”, “I’m gonna go goon later”
#37
Keys: Aura farming
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(Slang phrase)

"Aura farming" is a slang phrase for one that does an action to accumulate any type of aura, where a person basically does something for the sake of looking cool or “giving off presence.”

Example: "Bro, Mike was actually aura farming so hard when he did that dance"
#38
Keys: dih
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(phonetic slang)

“Dih” is a phonetic spelling of “dick”. Which is a informal way of calling a man's penis, often used in a humorous way
#39
Keys: Diabolical
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Adjective: Diabolical is when you use to describe an action or saying that is so crazy and wicked, borderline actually messed up

Example-

Person 1: "Dude I just made out with my cousin" Person 2: "With your cousin is DIABOLICAL"
#40
Keys: lil bro
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(Slang Phrase)

“Lil bro” is a rather soft slang phrase for a condescending way of addressing someone, typically in a playful manner of saying “I’m better than you, and you’re weaker”

Example: “You ain’t on my level lil bro”
#41
Keys: no fucking shot, No shot
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(Slang Phrase)

“No shot” is slang phrase of expressing something that is impossible or undoable, typically used as in when someone did something ridiculously difficult

It can also express major and extreme disbelief as well; typically when someone does something very impressive

Example-

Person 1: “Dude I just got two aces in a row” Person 2: “No shot”
#42
Keys: Ts
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(Text slang/phonetic slang)

"Ts" (pronounced "tiss") is a phonetic spelling and acronym of "This shit", which is a slang phrase usually in texting when expressing slight frustration

Example: "Ts pissing me off bro"
#43
Keys: 🥀, Witted Rose Emoji
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(Text slang)

"🥀" the witted rose emoji describe something as a messed up moment, a sad moment, or a shocking moment. Typically used as a replacement for the broken heart emoji "💔"

This emoji is commonly used in texting but can be inferred as Witted Rose emoji in speech

It can also be used when someone said something way out of pocket
#44
Keys: Kys
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(Text slang)

“Kys” is a internet acronym for the phrase “Kill yourself” it is mainly used very aggressively against a person the user dislikes rather than actually wanting the other person to kill themselves

It can also be used playfully as if the user is extremely envious of the other person

This term was popularized by LowTierGod
#45
Keys: GET OU-, GET OUT
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(Meme)

Tuco’s “GET OUT-" Scream, also known as Salamanca Sliders or Get Out Meme Sound, refers to a viral TikTok sound that resembles the voice of the Breaking Bad series character Tuco Salamanca (played by actor Raymond Cruz) loudly screaming "get out." It was popularized in April 2024 on TikTok, frequently being used in ironic memes as a gimmick for abruptly cut-off videos with the scream.

Usually this slang/meme phrase is used when someone says something messed up, or oddly weird

Example:

Person 1: We should watch anime in school Person 2: “GET OUT!-“
#46
Keys: 67, Six Seven, 6-7
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(Meme)

The 6-7 meme is an Internet meme and slang term that emerged on TikTok and Instagram Reels. It originated from the repeated lyric "6-7" in the song "Doot Doot (6 7)" by Skrilla

The song became the subject of a variety of videos, including edits of the basketball player LaMelo Ball, who is 6' 7" in height and lip dub memes that mention the number 67, with TikTokers saying it reminds them of "6-7." In the context of the song, "6-7" purportedly refers to 67th Street in Philadelphia. As the meme evolved, the dominant trend became saying "6 7" in a rhythmic way when the number naturally occurs somewhere as a reference to the song, similarly to other numbers like "69" or "420,"
#47
Keys: Pause, AYO PAUSE
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(Slang)

Verb: “Pause” is a slang term for a response to something that someone said was very inappropriate or suspicious, in a way that catches them off guard

This phrase can be conjuncted with adding the modifier “AYO, PAUSE” as well

Examples:

Person 1: “Yo I’m boutta get freaky with her bro”

Person 2: “AYO PAUSE”
#48
Keys: Freaky
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(Slang/semantic change)

Adjective: Freaky refers to someone or something very sexual or inappropriate

Noun: Freaky refers to as in a noun to do something inappropriate or sexual

Examples:

Person 1: “Ayla got caught selling nudes to another guy”

Person 2: “she’s freaky”

Example 2 (verb):

“Wanna get freaky”
#49
Keys: Glaze
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(Slang)

Verb - To glaze someone: Glaze refers to excessive praise given to someone that comes off as disingenuous and annoying
#50
Keys: W Speed
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(Meme)

W Speed Moments, also known as Speed Respect Moments, refers to a series of video edits, and screenshots of the video edits that were used as reaction images, that dramatized clips of streamer IShowSpeed in seemingly mundane "moments." Despite the mundanity, the edits were paired with the catchphrase "W Speed" (using the gaming slang term "W," meaning "win") or "Speed Respect" to label Speed's action honorable. A notable example was Picks Up Water, which dramatized the action of IShowSpeed picking up a bottle of water. Other examples included Takes a Sip, Tastes the Food / Enjoys It, Ohio Disabled and Starts Moving

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