Main character: This means that someone is the center of attention. It means to stop talking to someone without telling the person that you are doing that. Ghost: This word is often used in dating. W or L: This is shorthand for “win” as in a good thing or “loss” as in a bad thing.īig yikes: This is a way of saying something is bad.īasic: This word is typically used adjectivally in connection with a person who is being described as unoriginal. Valid: This is a word that people use to express that something is understandable. Tea: Refers to gossip aka spilling the tea. If someone says “no cap,” it means something like “I’m being totally honest.” Understood the assignment: If someone tells you that you “understood the assignment,” that means that you did something well and understood what you are supposed to do.Ĭap: Cap is a word that means a lie. Slaps: If someone says that something “slaps,” they mean that it is really good. It’s usually used in a derogatory way to imply someone is paying weird amounts of attention to another person. Simp: A term for someone who admires another person. Stan: This word is synonymous with supporting something.įacts: This word is a way of saying that something is true. Vibing describes a generic positive feeling that someone has about something. Slay: This word means to do something well or to do a good job.īet: Bet is a way of saying “yes” or “OK” or “it’s on.” Glow-up: Think of this term as a way of describing how someone improved from where they used to be. Feeling lost with Gen Z slang? OK boomer, here are the basics.
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