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What are some examples of slang terms?

Slang Terms:

General:

* Lit: Amazing, exciting, or enjoyable.

* Bae: Babe, baby, or significant other.

* Salty: Upset, angry, or bitter.

* Extra: Over the top, dramatic, or exaggerated.

* Lowkey: Secretly, quietly, or subtly.

* Highkey: Openly, obviously, or without hiding.

* YOLO: You Only Live Once (used to justify risky or spontaneous actions).

* Netflix and chill: Implies watching movies and engaging in more intimate activities.

* Squad: A close group of friends.

* Spill the tea: Share gossip or secrets.

Specific to Locations/Groups:

* G'day (Australia): Hello

* Wicked (UK): Very good

* Y'all (Southern US): You all

* Pre-game (College): Drinking before going out to a party.

* Fam (Online communities): A close group of people, often online.

Other:

* FOMO: Fear of Missing Out

* Yeet: To throw something with force.

* Lit AF: Extremely lit (very exciting, enjoyable, etc.)

* Slay: To do something exceptionally well.

* Gucci: Good, excellent, or fashionable.

* Dead: Hilarious, completely exhausted, or speechless with amusement.

* Savage: Ruthlessly funny, clever, or disrespectful.

* Thot: Slang for a woman considered promiscuous or disrespectful (offensive and derogatory).

Important Note: Slang is constantly evolving and regional variations exist. What is considered slang in one place may not be in another, and words can change meaning over time.

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