Slang for I understand, consider it done.

Slang for doing something so perfectly nothing is left to criticise.

Slang for openly announcing a partner or news online.

Slang for unloading heavy problems on someone without warning.

Slang for excessive early affection used to gain control.

Slang for an ambitious businesswoman, now often ironic.

Slang for accepting a small loss and moving on.

A shrug-it-off phrase for carrying on whatever happens.

Viral TikTok slang for calm, polite, understated behaviour.

Slang for outshining someone with your looks.

Slang for openly or very much, the opposite of lowkey.

Slang for about to or going to.

Slang for an attractive person, a playful compliment on someone’s looks.

Abbreviation for for real, used to agree strongly or stress sincerity.

Abbreviation for not gonna lie, used to introduce an honest admission or opinion.

To notice or spot something, or to realise what is going on.

Short for one of my followers or mutuals, used online without naming the person.

To want two people, real or fictional, to be in a romantic relationship.

Slang for someone or something too mainstream, unoriginal or predictable.

A one-word reaction meaning that something is relatable or matches how you feel.

Slang for a confident, stylish and attractive man, usually older.

A playful shortening of mental breakdown, used for everyday stress or overwhelm.

A sudden change in mood, atmosphere or cultural taste.

To glam something up, often by editing a photo with heavy beauty filters.

A quick, bold or provocative opinion, usually shared online.