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Round 1
Basic Vocab
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To 'spill the' this is to share juicy gossip.
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This four-letter term means something excellent or of the highest quality — literally, it 'goes.'
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This word describes something genuine or true, as in 'that's so' this.
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Adding this three-letter suffix, as in 'sus,' shortens 'suspicious' — popularized by a 2020 game.
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This term, short for a longer word, describes someone with elite skills or dedication.
Vibes & Feelings
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This word describes the mood or atmosphere of a place or person.
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To be 'lowkey' something is to feel it in this manner.
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If something gives you 'the' this, it's giving off a certain energy or impression.
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Gen Z uses this two-word phrase to say something exudes a certain vibe, as in 'that fit is ___ luxury.'
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This term describes an emotional state where one feels particularly vulnerable, sentimental, or deeply affected by a situation.
Compliments & Disses
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This one-word put-down calls someone unremarkable or basic.
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To 'ate' and 'left no' this means someone did something flawlessly.
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This term, from a Cardi B moment, celebrates a confident, unbothered person as an 'unbothered' this.
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Calling someone this royal term means they're impressive or admired.
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Calling someone an 'NPC' compares them to this kind of scripted background character in games.
Internet Origins
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The word 'rizz,' 2023's Oxford word of the year, is short for this romantic quality.
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This short-video app is credited with spreading much modern slang.
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'Delulu' is a playful shortening of this word for unrealistic beliefs.
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The nonsense phrase 'Ohio' became slang meaning something is weird or cursed, spread through this game platform popular with kids.
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The phrase 'gyatt' is an exclamation reacting to someone's attractive this body feature.
Actions
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To 'slay' means to do something in this manner.
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To 'ghost' someone means to suddenly do this.
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To 'flex' is to do this about your possessions or achievements.
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To 'stan' someone means to be this kind of devoted admirer, a term from an Eminem song.
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To 'gatekeep' means to do this with information or access to something.
Reactions
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This two-letter response means 'oh my god.'
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Saying 'bet' in response to a plan means this affirmative.
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This phrase, 'no cap,' means you are speaking with no amount of this.
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Responding 'W' or 'L' to news declares it one of these two outcomes.
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The phrase 'it's the ___ for me' calls out this specific standout trait, good or bad.
Double Jeopardy
Basic Vocab
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To be this is to act or feel overly upset, bothered, or agitated by someone else's behavior.
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This term refers to a person who is exceptionally dependent or eager to please, often in a romantic context.
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This slang term describes someone who is ostentatious, flashy, or tries to appear more affluent than they may actually be.
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This term describes a woman who belittles other women to gain validation or attention from men.
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Often used to describe a problematic or temporary romantic situation, this portmanteau blends two words about interpersonal connection.
Vibes & Feelings
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This noun refers to the indefinable quality or atmosphere that someone projects to others.
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If something has been occupying your thoughts constantly, it is said to live here without paying any cost.
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Derived from video game terminology, this term refers to a phase in one's development, like a 'villain' or 'redemption' one.
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This describes a specific stage in a person's life, or a significant period characterized by a distinct aesthetic or interest.
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Used to describe a self-assured or overly confident demeanor, this phrase suggests you are the protagonist of your own life.
Compliments & Disses
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This verb is used when someone gives excessive, possibly insincere praise to another person to gain their favor.
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This term describes someone who is independent, self-reliant, and refuses to conform to social trends or groupthink.
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This descriptor is used for someone whose behavior is outdated or no longer cool, often applied to fashion or lifestyle choices.
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If your physical appearance is looking particularly attractive, you might say this 'card' is in good standing.
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To be this is to be so enthusiastic or passionate that you seem to be losing control or 'crashing' in an intense manner.
Internet Origins
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Originating from social media moderation, this term refers to having one's content hidden or restricted without notice.
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Often associated with K-pop fandoms, this shorthand for a specific psychological state describes unrealistic romantic or career hopes.
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If you are told to do this, you are being advised to disconnect from digital life and reconnect with the physical world.
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This term is used when someone acts in an overly confident or boastful way, believing their own self-narrative despite reality.
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This social media term describes a post that receives far more comments or replies than likes, signaling that the content is highly unpopular or controversial.
Actions
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To do this is to suddenly cut off all communication with someone without providing an explanation.
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This is a verb for when someone makes a noticeable and dramatic improvement in their appearance or life circumstances.
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This verb describes the act of aggressively hoarding information or hobbies to ensure they remain exclusive to a specific group.
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To do this to an outfit is to show it off, usually by posting a photo or video of what you are wearing.
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In the context of relationships, this action means engaging in a casual, undefined dating arrangement.
Reactions
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If you think someone is exaggerating or lying, you might point at them and label their statement as this.
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This term is used to express that something is extremely amusing or funny, often implying one is laughing uncontrollably.
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When you want to express strong agreement or signify that you are ready for a challenge, you say this one-word affirmation.
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This phrase is used to highlight a specific, standout, or laughable detail in a situation, as in 'It's the ___ for me.'
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In competitive or social contexts, this single letter signifies that something was a failure or a negative experience.
Final Jeopardy · Word of the Year
In 2024, this Australian-origin slang term for silly or embarrassing behavior — as in 'stop the ___' — was named a word of the year by multiple dictionaries.
