Greatness

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Sleep on = To be unaware of something’s greatness. “You gotta

quit sleeping on this breakfast burrito place bro, it’s fire.”

Slim thick/thicc = This is the “ideal” body type in today’s culture. It’s a girl

with an hourglass figure: tiny waist and flat tummy, but bigger boobs, butt, and thighs.

Smacks = Something that is really good, often used to describe food. “This Chik-Fil-A smacks!”

Smash = To have casual sexSay less =

A way of saying “I understand”; you’re so on board with what’s being said that you don’t need more information.

“Girls’ night with ice cream and rom coms? Say less.”

Salty = Jealous or upset.

Sending me = Making you laugh, as in, sending you right over the edge of hilarity.

Serving = A compliment when somebody is looking good. Similar usage to “ate.”

Ship = Short for “relationship.” Used to endorse/support a romantic coupling, even one that’s not reality. “I ship Ron and Hermione.” “I see a ship developing!”

Shook = To be completely surprised, scared, or caught off guard.

Sigma = A term that originally referred to an unbothered male who plays by his own rules (i.e. not an alpha male or a beta male, but a sigma male). “Sigma” has expanded to use as a filler, nonsense word to inject into a phrase. “What the sigma” simply means, “That’s surprising!”

Simp = A man who prides himself with “chivalry” in hopes of getting sexual gratification from women. He’s over the top without the girl giving much in return.Pulling/pulled = Getting romantic attention/partnership from someone. “Woah, did you see who he pulled for prom?”

Receipts = Proof of something (like text screenshots).

Rent free = When something occupies space in your thoughts. “I don’t even like that song but it lives rent free in my head.”

RIP/RIP me = Used to express sadness or to say something sucks. Comes from “Rest in Peace” but is pronounced as it’s spelled. “I got an F on my paper, rip me.”

Rizz = Comes from “charisma,” but refers to specifically sexual attractiveness or charm. “I got Joel’s number this morning, I’ve got him drooling.” “Unbelievable rizz.”