Bonnie

1. #1Freddy Fazbears Pizza Place

   Keys: Freddy Fazbears Pizza

   Location: Hurricane, Utah Date: 1983

   Freddy Fazbear's Pizza is the name of several fictional restaurants appearing in the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise.

   Freddy's is a family restaurant established in 1983 shortly before the closure of Fredbear's Family Diner, reminiscent of ShowBiz Pizza Place and Chuck E. Cheese's, in that Freddy Fazbear's Pizza provides entertainment via singing animatronic mascots.

   The primary mascot and figurehead of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza is Freddy Fazbear himself, accompanied by his bandmates, consisting of Bonnie and Chica, all of whom are on the Show Stage, and a secondary character named Foxy, who remains decommissioned behind his curtain in Pirate Cove.

   The restaurant is actually set to be shut down later in the year; complaints to the Health Department about blood and mucus leaking from the suits, as well as a horrid odor, are allegedly the cause. Furthermore, business had been bad, and the management could not find a buyer for the pizzeria since no one cared to be associated with a restaurant where multiple children were murdered, giving them no other choice but to close the place down. Due to the incidents, the restaurant had been unable to earn a substantial amount of revenue. This resulted in the implementation of a power budget at night. It is also for these reasons that the establishment was forced to close down at the end of the year.

2. #2Hurricane, Utah

   Keys: Hurricane, Utah

   Hurricane, Utah is an American city in Washington County located in the United states of America.

   As of 2020, over 27,000 people live there. It was first introduced in The Silver Eyes as the home of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza and later returning in its sequels, The Twisted Ones and The Fourth Closet, as the home of the Twisted Animatronics and Circus Baby's Pizza World. In the games, it first appeared in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator as the home of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza Place and returned in Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach as the home of Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizza Plex

3. #3Animatronics

   Keys: Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy, Golden Freddy, Spring bonnie

   Freddy Fazbear - The main vocalist of the band and the mascot of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza.

   Bonnie the Rabbit - The guitarist of the band, at the left side next to Freddy.

   Chica the Chicken - The backup singer of the band, at the right side next to Freddy

   Foxy the Pirate - The former pirate entertainer who is "OUT OF ORDER" and resides in his own area: Pirate Cove.

   Golden Freddy - Another former springlock costume performer. Presumably decommissioned alongside Spring Bonnie.

   Spring Bonnie - Former springlock costume performer. Decommissioned due to a multiple incidences involving springlock suits.

4. #4Freddy Fazbear

   Keys: Freddy, Fazbear, Freddy Fazbear

   Freddy Fazbear is the titular antagonist of the Five Nights at Freddy's series and the main of the four original animatronics of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza.

   Freddy is an animatronic bear and the star attraction of the original Freddy Fazbear's Pizza opened in 1983,[4] as well as the face and namesake of the company that owns it– Fazbear Entertainment. Freddy takes the role of lead singer and overall performer of the band, standing in the center of the stage. Undisclosed to Fazbear Entertainment and the public, Freddy is heavily implied to be possessed by the restless spirit of Gabriel – a little boy murdered by William Afton. Due to this, Freddy and his likewise possessed bandmates are now seeking revenge against their common killer by attacking any similar-looking adults in the pizzeria after hours in a blind rage, not knowing that they, the children, are being manipulated by William Afton. However, Freddy is evidently friendly towards children and seeks to save his and his friends' own souls as well as any other children targeted by William Afton.

   Description: Freddy is a brown animatronic bear with a lighter shade of brown on both his stomach and puffy muzzle. On stage, he wears a classy black top hat, black bow tie with a neck strap, and wields a microphone in his right hand. He has thick black eyebrows, three-toed feet, and three black freckles on both sides of his muzzle. On his palms and underneath his fingers, he has what appears to be paw-like prints. His round ears are articulated and are thus able to move backwards and forward (similar to the ears of several other animatronics). Freddy normally has a calm and friendly facial expression, with half-closed eyes and a big smile, charismatic yet creepy. In his jaws, he sports squarish, eerily human-like teeth in his lower jaw, and, like most of the animatronics at the pizzeria (except for Foxy), has no visible teeth on his upper jaw.

5. #5Bonnie the Rabbit

   Keys: Bonnie, Bonnie the Rabbit

   Bonnie the Rabbit is one of the four original animatronics of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza and a major antagonist in the Five Nights at Freddy's series.

   Bonnie is an animatronic rabbit and the guitarist in Freddy's band, positioned at the left side of the stage. Undisclosed to Fazbear Entertainment, Inc. and the public, Bonnie is heavily implied to be possessed by the restless spirit of Jeremy – a little boy murdered by William Afton. Due to this, he and the others are now seeking revenge against their killer by attacking any adults in the pizzeria after-hours in a blind rage.

   He was the guitarist when the first Freddy Fazbear's Pizza was opened in 1983,[1] though, just like Freddy, it is heavily implied that he had already existed as a character for many years, if not decades, prior to Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. In 1987, he and the original animatronics had all fallen into severe disrepair and were put under attempted retrofit before being replaced by his newer counterpart for the "improved" Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, Toy Bonnie.[2] After the pizzeria's closing, he and the original animatronics were refurbished for the new pizzeria,[3] as of the events of the first game. However, after the closure of the new pizzeria, he and the other animatronics got dismantled by their killer.

   Description: Bonnie is an indigo-colored animatronic rabbit with blue accents, magenta eyes and a squarish muzzle. The color from his muzzle, stomach, and insides of his ears is a lavender color (white in Help Wanted). While Bonnie appears purple in artworks and in Special Delivery, he's shown to be more dark blue than purple in most of the games where he and his counterparts appear, including FNaF World. He sports long articulated ears that are capable of bending backwards and forwards (similar to several other animatronics' ears) and wears a red bowtie with a neck strap that is partially obstructed by his chin. On stage, he carried a dark red guitar (most likely modeled after the Gibson Flying V). Unlike the other characters, he has round teeth and lacks eyebrows. Excluding his head, most of Bonnie's body appears identical to Freddy's, apart from the latter's color. This version of Bonnie, like most of the Classic animatronics (except for Foxy), has no visible teeth on his upper jaw.

6. #6Chica the Chicken

   Keys: Chica, Chica the Chicken

   Chica the Chicken, also known as Chica, is one of the four original animatronics of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza and a major antagonist in the Five Nights at Freddy's series.

   Chica is an animatronic chicken and the backup singer in Freddy's band, positioned at the right side of the stage. Undisclosed to Fazbear Entertainment, Inc. and the public, Chica is possessed by the restless spirit of Susie – a little girl murdered by William Afton. Due to this, she and the others are now seeking revenge against their killer by attacking any adults in the pizzeria after-hours in blind rage.

   Chica was originally owned by "Chica's Restaurants". She was created alongside her original crew of friends back in the 1970s, consisting of Mr. Cupcake, Ms. Shake, Mr. Chicken, and Ms. Burger. Mascots for Chica and her crew were all designed by Fiona Murray, and crafted by Edwin Murray for Chica's Party World.

   She became the backup singer for the first Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, opened in 1983.[2] In 1987, she and the original animatronics had all fallen into severe disrepair and Chica was replaced by her newer counterpart for the "improved" Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, Toy Chica.[3] After the pizzeria's closing, she and the original animatronics were refurbished for the new pizzeria,[4] as of the events of the first game. However, after the closure of the new pizzeria, she and the other animatronics got dismantled by their killer. Her soul, along with the others, was possibly set free, as evidenced by the Good ending. However, it is possible that it wasn't, as evidenced by both the Bad ending and Tangle having her parts and her eyes still glowing

   Description: Chica is a bright yellow animatronic chicken with a spherically-shaped head, orange beak, magenta eyes, and black eyebrows. On the top of her head are three "tufts" of feathers. She has two talons from each of her orange feet. She wears a white bib that reads "LET'S EAT!!!" in yellow bubble letters, outlined in purple, with the bib flecked with tricolored triangles in patterns of three, and what appear to be tiny stylized pizza slices.

   Like all of the other animatronics at Freddy's, she has an out-of-place set of blocky teeth sticking up from her lower beak. Her endoskeleton teeth can also be seen in the back of her mouth, though these are only clearly visible in certain angles.

7. #7Foxy the Pirate Fox

   Keys: Foxy, Foxy the Pirate

   Foxy the Pirate, also known as Foxy, is one of the four original animatronics of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza and a major antagonist in the Five Nights at Freddy's series.

   Foxy is a discontinued animatronic pirate fox entertainer. He resides at his own separate stage in the pizzeria. Undisclosed to Fazbear Entertainment, Inc. and the public, Foxy is possessed by the restless spirit of Fritz – a little boy murdered by William Afton. Due to this, he and the others are now seeking revenge against their killer by attacking any adults in the pizzeria after-hours in blind rage.

   He was the pirate fox entertainer when the first Freddy Fazbear's Pizza was opened in 1983.

   Description: Foxy is a large, animatronic fox with crimson, tattered fur. He has yellow eyes, red eyebrows, and three strands of hair from the top of his head. He has a hook for his right hand and his left hand has been worn down to the endoskeleton. He also bears an eye patch that is folded over his right eye, although he is usually seen with it above his eye rather than covering it. Unlike the stereotypical fox, Foxy doesn't have a tail.

   Foxy wears brown linen pants that are especially shredded at the legs. He appears to be damaged, as parts of his machinery are exposed. It can be clearly seen that both his legs, with the exception of his upper thighs, and his left hand is completely bare, exposing the metal endoskeleton underneath. His chest is ripped in various places, showing the endoskeleton beneath, and his arms and stomach are torn apart as well, with tufts of fur on the shoulders. He also seems to have a slightly droopy left eyelid. Like all of the other Fazbear characters, Foxy has a set of teeth. Foxy's teeth, however, appear to be the sharpest out of all the animatronics, being similar to those of an actual canine, while the other animatronics' teeth resemble human-like dentures or herbivorous teeth. He's also the only one of the animatronics to have an upper set of teeth which the others lack. It's also notable that, in keeping with the pirate motif, he has several golden teeth and also appears to have some teeth missing, though this may be due to him needing repairs. He also has a hanging jaw; this is also likely due to him needing repairs. His ears are articulated, thus able to move back and forth and left to right. His upper jaw muzzle is speckled on the sides with black dots, indicating freckles or translucent whiskers. It is possible that these whiskers may have simply been removed due to disrepair.

8. #8Golden Freddy

   Keys: Golden Freddy

   Golden Freddy, previously known by the filename, Yellowbear, is a mysterious and ghost-like entity who takes on the form of a yellow animatronic bear. He plays a prominent role in the Five Nights at Freddy's series, although his origins are cryptic and unknown.

   Undisclosed to Fazbear Entertainment, Inc. and to the public, Golden Freddy, along with the four original animatronics are possessed by children murdered by a man named William Afton. Due to this, he and the others are now seeking revenge against their killer by attacking any adults in the pizzeria after-hours in blind rage. Despite the good ending presumably showing his soul to be set free, it's speculated that his spirit refuses.

   Description: Golden Freddy appears to be a cross between Freddy Fazbear and Fredbear with missing eyes. In the first game, he sports a black bowtie and top hat similar to Freddy, and upon closer inspection a microphone can be seen lying on his right palm, as well as two pinprick white dot-like pupils within his otherwise empty eye sockets. He sits in a slouched position as if he were deceased, with his jaw hanging open and his paws facing palms up. Despite popular belief, he has an endoskeleton that can be easily seen by looking at the arms. If one looks at the arms, a few wires and parts of the endoskeleton are visible, which share the same coloration as his accessories, though this may just be cords holding together the separate pieces of his suit.

9. #9Spring Bonnie

   Keys: Spring Bonnie

   Spring Bonnie, occasionally spelled Springbonnie, was the earliest iteration of Bonnie and was a springlock entertainer at Fredbear's Family Diner, along with the diner's mascot Fredbear, and was one of the first animatronics created by Henry Emily.[1] They made their debut in Five Nights at Freddy's 3.

   Spring Bonnie is most notable for being one of the few animatronic suit hybrids, known as Springlock suits - as well as the main persona William Afton used to lure children during his killing sprees. A Spring Bonnie suit was also sealed in the safe room within Freddy Fazbear's Pizza[2] after the incident of springlock failures from the "sister location".[3] It was used one final time when Afton used the Spring Bonnie suit to hide from his past victims, however, the faulty mechanisms malfunctioned, causing the compressed endoskeleton to impale and kill him from within. Though deceased, Afton would return many years later, his body having merged with the Spring Bonnie animatronic, becoming Springtrap.

   Description: Spring Bonnie's model is shown to have main dark golden color with lighter butter yellow shades for the ear insides, muzzles, and stomach, and has a green eye color.

10. #10William Afton (The Purple Guy)

    Keys: William, Afton, William Afton, Purple Guy

    William Afton was the main antagonist of the Five Nights at Freddy's Scott Games series.

    He was the co-founder and owner of Fazbear Entertainment and Afton Robotics, LLC, as well as a serial killer directly and indirectly responsible for most of the incidents and tragedies throughout the series, including being the culprit involved in The Missing Children Incident. Afton's role in the series is pivotal, yet his legacy seems to be carried on by The Mimic (who may have also been Glitchtrap and Burntrap).

    Description: There are no clear depictions of William Afton as a human, since it is mostly only ever seen in minigames. His sprites are very simplistic, being a purple figure with an elongated smile. William is seen as having a cleft chin outside of the minigames.

    The most detail William has shown is during the SAVETHEM death minigame, in which he is revealed to be a tall skinny man with a long neck and has yellow object on his chest that resembles a security badge, and holds a purple object, which is speculated to be a weapon or tool, or possibly just his hands extending in a beckoning pose.

11. #11Henry Emily

    Keys: Henry, Emily, Henry Emily

    Henry Emily, known in-game as "Cassette Man," is a pivotal yet unseen character in the Five Nights at Freddy's series.

    He was the co-founder of Fazbear Entertainment, as well as an engineer responsible for creating the springlock animatronics. In Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator, he guides the player character in the salvaging process through a cassette player with tips on how to deal with the animatronics while filling out the salvage report.

    Description: According to LadyFiszi's drawing, Henry used to have dirty blond hair and a chinstrap beard. He wore glasses, an orange flannel shirt, blue jean overalls and brown shoes. It's yet to be revealed what his current appearance is in his later years.

12. #12Missing Children's Incident

    Keys: MCI, Missing children, The Incident

    The Missing Children Incident, or MCI for short, was an event that occurred at a Freddy Fazbear's Pizza location in June 1985 where a series of murders committed by William Afton took place. In the first game, the incident was mentioned in newspaper clippings occasionally seen replacing the "Rules for Safety" sign, normally appearing in the East Hall.

    During June 26, long before the events of the first and second games and after the events of the fourth game, a total of five children presumably named Gabriel, Jeremy, Susie, Fritz, and Cassidy went missing at the pizzeria. Police suspected that a man dressed up in a costume resembling one of the animatronics, as implied on Night 6's phone call in the second game and lured them to a hidden room where they were murdered.

    The four mascots - Freddy Fazbear, Bonnie the Rabbit, Chica the Chicken, and Foxy the Pirate had foul odors and what appeared to be "blood and mucus" around their eyes and mouths, which concerned parents and legal guardians, and it was interpreted as "reanimated carcasses." Based on Ralph's remarks in his Night 1 message from the first game, the animatronics hadn't been cleaned in their twenty-ish years of service which would explain the stench. It could also be attributed to the fact that the missing children were stuffed into the animatronic suits along with the endoskeletons after they were killed, and their decomposing bodies produced the disgusting smell. Allegedly, due to the risk of their servos locking up from non-use, the animatronics were left in a "free-roaming mode" at night over the years. They used to be able to roam freely during the day as well, but the Bite of '87 caused the pizzeria's parent company to put a stop to this.

13. #13Ralph (Phone Guy)

    Keys: Ralph, Phone Guy

    Ralph, better known as Phone Guy, is a supporting character in the Five Nights at Freddy's series and the deuteragonist of Five Nights at Freddy's as well as its sequel game. He was an employee who worked for the establishment Fazbear Entertainment, Inc..

    It was once disputed among players if Ralph was actually an ally, however it was later revealed that his tendency to downplay the situation comes from a blind loyalty to Fazbear Entertainment and a deep love of children's entertainment. When he himself began living through the dangerous situations, he recorded a final set of messages with hints for survival so the company would not delete his warnings.

14. #14Mike Schmidt

    Keys: Mike, Schmidt, Mike Schmidt, Former Night Guard,

    Mike Schmidt is the main protagonist of the first Five Nights at Freddy's game. He was a security guard employed by Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, working on a 7-night shift from midnight to 6 AM, until he was eventually fired after tampering with the animatronics.

15. #15Bling Blangconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [SLANG]: 'Bling bling' [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Expensive jewelry or flashy accessories. [NOUN]: "Check out his bling bling—those diamond chains are insane!" [SOURCE]: Popularized by Cash Money Records’ 1999 song, but peaked in the early 2000s

16. #16That’s hotconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [SLANG]: 'That’s hot' [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: A phrase to describe something trendy or attractive. [ADJECTIVE]: "Paris Hilton made ‘that’s hot’ her signature catchphrase on The Simple Life." [SOURCE]: Popularized by Paris Hilton’s reality TV persona

17. #17Noobconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: A derogatory term for an inexperienced person, often in gaming. [NOUN]: "Stop playing like a noob and learn the controls!" [SOURCE]: Emerged from early internet and gaming culture

18. #18Litconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Exciting, excellent, or intoxicated. [ADJECTIVE]: "This party is lit—everyone’s dancing!" [SOURCE]: Rooted in African-American Vernacular English (AAVE) and popularized in 2010s hip-hop

19. #19Ghostingconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Cutting off communication without explanation. [VERB]: "She ghosted me after two dates—no texts, nothing." [SOURCE]: Gained traction with the rise of online dating apps

20. #20Wokeconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: "Socially aware, especially about racial justice." Or if anything, just a complex umbrella term that can be described as being against such things like "Women being better than Men" or some other things like that. Basically Sexist. [ADJECTIVE]: "The game is woke because the Protagonist is a woman!" [SOURCE]: Popularized by Black Lives Matter activism and Erykah Badu’s music

21. #21VSCO Girlconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [SLANG]: 'VSCO Girl' [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: A teen aesthetic involving scrunchies, Hydro Flasks, and eco-consciousness. [NOUN]: "She’s such a VSCO girl—look at her shell necklace!" [SOURCE]: Named after the photo-editing app VSCO

22. #22Glizzyconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: A hot dog, or when for sexual or intimate purposes, a man's penis. (originally slang for a Glock handgun). [NOUN]: "I’m grabbing a glizzy at the game." [SOURCE]: Viral on TikTok in 2020

23. #23Cheugyconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Outdated or trying too hard to be trendy (e.g., Live Laugh Love decor). [ADJECTIVE]: "Her pumpkin-spice latte obsession is so cheugy." [SOURCE]: Coined by Gen Z on TikTok

24. #24Beige Flagconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [SLANG]: 'Beige flag' [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: A quirky trait that’s neither good nor bad, basically Neutral. (e.g., alphabetizing spices). [NOUN]: "His beige flag is eating cereal for dinner." [SOURCE]: Trended on social media as an alternative to "red flags"

25. #25Rizzconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Charisma or flirtatious charm (short for "charisma"). [NOUN]: "He’s got serious rizz—everyone’s obsessed with him." [SOURCE]: Viral on TikTok, linked to streamer Kai Cenat

26. #26Skibidiconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Nonsense term from the Skibidi Toilet meme series. Either just to make fun of Gen Alpha. [NOUN]: "He's so Skibidi." [SOURCE]: Originated from a YouTube series in 2023

27. #27Sigmaconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: A lone-wolf archetype (opposite of "alpha male"). This is only used as a joke and never seriously. [NOUN]: "He’s such a sigma male." [SOURCE]: Popularized by male self-improvement communities online.

28. #28Brat Summerconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [SLANG]: 'Brat Summer' [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: A rebellious, carefree aesthetic inspired by Charli XCX’s album Brat. [NOUN]: "It’s Brat Summer—time to ditch responsibilities and party!" [SOURCE]: Linked to Charli XCX’s 2024 album rollout

29. #29Brainrotconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Obsession or Addiction with meaningless internet trends, by course, YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, AI Slop, and anything in the Criteria. (e.g., "Skibidi" or "Fanum Tax"). Used to make fun of Gen Alpha [NOUN]: "I can’t stop watching Skibidi edits—total brainrot." [SOURCE]: A term coined by Henry David Thoreau in 1854 in his book, "Walden". The term spread in 2022, and TikTok grabbed it, and now it is a slang term describing hyper-online behavior (Not too far from the 1854 meaning)

30. #30Fanum Taxconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [SLANG]: 'Fanum Tax' [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: A brainrot term for taking someone’s food or belongings, often used ironically as nonsense slang. [NOUN/VERB]: "Colin’s friend ate dinner with us, and I hit him with the Fanum Tax" [SOURCE]: Originated from Twitch streamer Fanum in 2022, popularized via TikTok and the song Sticking Out Your Gyat for the Rizzler

31. #31NPCconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Someone who's a dumbass/stupid, or someone who blindly follows trends (from "non-playable character" in gaming). [NOUN]: "He’s such an NPC, why did he walk into a wall?" [SOURCE]: Adopted from gaming culture to critique conformity

32. #32Girl Mathconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [SLANG]: 'Girl Math' [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Humorous justification for spending (e.g., "If I pay in cash, it’s free!"). [NOUN]: "Using Girl Math, this $100 dress is basically a savings account." [SOURCE]: Viral TikTok trend in 2023–2024

33. #33Alpha Maleconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [SLANG]: 'Alpha Male' [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: A dominant, hyper-masculine man; criticized as a pseudoscientific concept tied to toxic masculinity. [NOUN]: "He’s such an alpha male—always bossing people around" [SOURCE]: Derived from animal ethology, popularized by pickup artist communities and manosphere forums

34. #34Beta Maleconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [SLANG]: 'Beta Male' [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: A pejorative term for men perceived as submissive or lacking confidence. [NOUN]: "He let his girlfriend control everything—total beta male" [SOURCE]: Coined in manosphere circles as the antithesis of "alpha," often used by incels and pickup artists

35. #35Capconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: A lie or exaggeration; "no cap" means "no lie." [NOUN/VERB]: "I aced that test, no cap!" [SOURCE]: Rooted in African American Vernacular English (AAVE), popularized in 2010s hip-hop and TikTok

36. #36Baby Oilconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [SLANG]: 'Baby Oil' [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: A Satirical term referencing to the Diddy Party incident with the Baby Oil [NOUN]: "Bro got that Baby Oil" [SOURCE]: From P. Diddy.

37. #37Diddy Partyconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [SLANG]: 'Diddy Party' [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: A Satirical term referencing to the Diddy Party Incident. Used to describe when the Party has a minor or a children in it. [NOUN]: "Bro, this party just turned into a Diddy Party, we have like 5 minors here." [SOURCE]: From P. Diddy.

38. #38Dripconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Stylish clothing or accessories. [NOUN]: "Your outfit has serious drip" [SOURCE]: Emerged from hip-hop culture, popularized by Gen Z on TikTok

39. #39Susconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Suspicious or shady behavior. [ADJECTIVE]: "He’s acting sus—probably hiding something" [SOURCE]: Short for "suspicious," popularized by the game Among Us (2020)

40. #40Betconstant

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Affirmative response or acceptance of a challenge. [INTERJECTION]: "Bet! I’ll meet you there" [SOURCE]: Originated in African American English, viral on TikTok as a Gen Z staple.

41. #41Yeetconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: To throw forcefully or express excitement. [VERB/EXCLAMATION]: "Yeet that bottle into the trash!" [SOURCE]: Emerged from viral dance videos in the late 2010s, now a multipurpose meme term.

42. #42Wconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [SLANG] 'W' [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Short for "win" or success. [NOUN]: “We took a W at the tournament” [SOURCE]: Gaming and sports slang, adapted into mainstream use

43. #43Famconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Close friends or family. [NOUN]: "I’m hanging with the fam tonight" [SOURCE]: Shortened from "family," rooted in hip-hop and Black culture

44. #44Simpconstant

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Someone who overly caters to others for romantic attention. [NOUN]: "He bought her 10 gifts, such a simp" [SOURCE]: Popularized by streaming and meme culture to mock desperation

45. #45Basicconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Unoriginal or mainstream. [ADJECTIVE]: "Her pumpkin spice latte is so basic" [SOURCE]: Coined in 2010s pop culture to critique conformity

46. #46Cancelconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: To boycott someone for problematic behavior. [VERB]: "They tried to cancel him over that tweet" [SOURCE]: Rose with 2010s social justice movements, linked to “cancel culture”

47. #47Cringeconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Secondhand embarrassment. [ADJECTIVE]: "That TikTok was so cringe" [SOURCE]: Internet slang popularized by meme communities

48. #48IRLconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: "In Real Life" (opposite of online). [NOUN]: "Let’s meet IRL sometime" [SOURCE]: Abbreviation from early internet forums

49. #49Bussinconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: Exceptionally good (often food). [ADJECTIVE]: "This pizza is bussin!" [SOURCE]: African American Vernacular English, viral on TikTok

50. #50Slayconstant

    Keys: Slang, Word, Internet Slang, Gen Z Slang

    [DICTIONARY/MEANING]: To excel or dominate. [VERB]: "She really slayed the fashion show earlier" [SOURCE]: Rooted in Black and LGBTQ+ ballroom culture, mainstreamed via pop music

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• .pngpng_cardspec 2.0originalas uploaded, older definition

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• .pngpng_cardspec 2.0rebuilt

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• .pngpng_cardspec 2.0current definition

  chub's current definition (its card.json) in the uploaded image

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