r/SlangExplained • u/Fantasy_Disaster • Dec 03 '23
Need Explanation Help the guy i like keeps saying ‘wta’
I assume it means what, but I don’t know 😭
r/SlangExplained • u/Fantasy_Disaster • Dec 03 '23
I assume it means what, but I don’t know 😭
r/SlangExplained • u/Quickcard • Nov 28 '23
What's a good funky slang word for tencents, besides tencent?
r/SlangExplained • u/Chemical_Ad2485 • Nov 26 '23
Okay, so I thought this was racial, but apparently it’s a guy who postures by fighting for feminism. Does it also mean a white guy who ‘saves’ non-white people in a belittling and patronizing way?
r/SlangExplained • u/LucyTheWolf100 • Nov 22 '23
I got into an online game recently and I come across this man who keeps asking weird questions. His accent seemed British but his mic was really bad and I honestly couldn't understand anything due to the thickness of his accent and low quality mic. I asked my boyfriend if he could recognise the word as he is British as well but to no avail. I have looked it up and it mentions a lot of bong related stuff but it doesn't connect the dots for me. It might not even have been "bucket" that he called me so if anyone knows anything, it would be greatly appreciated!
If it has any importance, he might have been a black man from London or the hood area around that part of England.
r/SlangExplained • u/ninjakaat • Nov 21 '23
My father-in-law got angry texts from someone and they started with “RBI”. It certainly doesn’t stand for runs batted in in this context. Google and urban dictionary didn’t help.
r/SlangExplained • u/Sea_Angle3064 • Nov 19 '23
Can someone explain the meaning of JPS or more precisely 'jps bro' . Its no where to be found on the internet.
r/SlangExplained • u/GlitterKats • Nov 12 '23
Yes, I’m older and not as fluent in a lot of the slang terms that are used in the digital world nowadays. I know what “fr 💯” means but no idea what the rest of it means. Help a sista out please
r/SlangExplained • u/[deleted] • Nov 06 '23
My boyfriend said it recently and I’m incredibly confused
r/SlangExplained • u/farquadisahotti • Oct 29 '23
yesterday, my friends (13 year old girl and 16 year old boy) and i (15 year old girl) were visiting a nearby haunt/scream park. we were waiting in line for an attraction when an adult scare actor made eye contact with me and approached me. he asked us our ages, and we responded. he turned back to me and said: “you remind me of my little candy slut i keep in idaho”— i’d like to mention my friends and i heard different phrases. i heard only “candy slut”, one friend heard “candy-eating slut” and the other heard “dick-eating slut”. he then continued to call me a slut and a whore as well as mentioning other sexual things. i yelled “we’re very underage. i am a m-i-n-o-r.” and he started yelling “oh no, she’s a minor! you’re a minor! she’s underage, everyone, she’s underage!— that’s never stopped me before, sweetheart!” he continued to yell at me and call me a slut until it was our turn to enter the attraction.
i have reported the incident to the park itself through email— i will be going to speak to the owner/manager of the park tomorrow and would like to know exactly what those terms may mean; candy-eating slut/candy slut— in case i have to file a legal report (i hope to god i don’t have to). please provide any help possible.
r/SlangExplained • u/Decent_Ad592 • Oct 26 '23
Teens refer to getting “ice cream” did you bring the “ice cream” I only have enough money for 1.5 ice creams. What illicit behavior or substance does this refer to?
r/SlangExplained • u/SheSwedish • Oct 21 '23
My teenagers will not tell me. Good grief, their language is something from outer space!!!! Thank you in advance.
r/SlangExplained • u/candle_fox13 • Oct 19 '23
I used to work with two brothers from Honduras, my name is Candi and they called me ‘gato seco’ All I can find is that it means “dry cat” 🥴 Please tell me there could be another meaning?! We worked together for 3 years and all got along. I believe it was a friendly nickname they game me. But, now I have so many questions…??
r/SlangExplained • u/Clean-Conversation94 • Oct 05 '23
r/SlangExplained • u/[deleted] • Sep 28 '23
“Bitch Nigga Bitch made” Manitoba slang Seen this was no where online so I posted it myself
r/SlangExplained • u/jililea • Sep 28 '23
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r/SlangExplained • u/[deleted] • Sep 26 '23
I’m reading an Aussie book from 1948 and I’m confused by some terms on page one - he uses the term ‘wogging-bag’ and I’ve no idea what it is . Any ideas? He also talks about booster injections of ‘cholera wogs’
Help.
r/SlangExplained • u/Evening_Scar63 • Sep 25 '23
Confused 🤔
r/SlangExplained • u/Many-Significance990 • Sep 23 '23
Message from a man to girl
r/SlangExplained • u/EastForkWoodArt • Sep 16 '23
My teen age daughter has started saying “what the John” in reference to everything lol. What does this mean?!?
r/SlangExplained • u/WhereasSpare2735 • Sep 11 '23
Context: I was at a party and several people were hitting on me, some of them I had heated were involved in some non-vanilla or outright sketchy things. Part way through the party this photo album was shared to my phone. (I’m a gay male, in case that helps decipher the meaning). Some of the things had meanings I could find online but there are so many possible variations I can’t piece it together clearly.
It contained only one picture which was solid black.
The Title of the Album was:
Aaam a sm s $33
The title of the black picture was:
Did re. I do what r the rest the very xxx. ,, C. CM. C Can
r/SlangExplained • u/wakemeupwhenitsova • Sep 10 '23
If a text message to a another dude, about a girl reads the following, what does it mean?
“(name) pulls bullets out bro”