New Slang Terms

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https://twitter.com/TheRightDuff/status/1666793903398301697

[Katpappy]

WTF is going on with us missing on Baby Gronk?  Somebody on the KSU staff should get off their ass and check tic toc and whatever social media is around to pick up on these prospects.  There's no excuse for LSU to get him over KSU.  Yea, I know we're talking around the 2030s, but if we are going to rule the Big XII we need to keep looking ahead.

[Dugout DickStone]

Still lots of time to rizz him.

[stunted]

https://twitter.com/TheRightDuff/status/1666793903398301697

Lmao

[stunted]

i really like glaze. i think it's very humiliating to say someone is glazing something/someone.

starting to work it in my online messaging, working up the confidence to use it irl

[bucket]

i really like glaze. i think it's very humiliating to say someone is glazing something/someone.

starting to work it in my online messaging, working up the confidence to use it irl

I hope you're understanding it correctly. Sounds dirty AF

[Pete]

Through skillful use of context clues, I believe that I can approach an understanding of the definition of the word “glaze,” if not fully grasp its spiritual street meaning.

"when you are meatriding someone or sucking up to them." In more laments terms, glazing is when you gas up and excessively compliment someone to the point where it's just cringe and annoying.

Long odds that I will ever use that one, but we live in interesting times.

[mocat]

i've never liked the term "sucking up" so i will take glazing into consideration

[yoga-like_abana]

Try to impress the youth at your SB watch party by saying.. Man the announcers are really glazin up the Chiefs D right now

[Pete]

Try to impress the youth at your SB watch party by saying.. Man the announcers are really glazin up the Chiefs D right now

Ooooo, that’s a good one. Thank you.

[Pete]

You guys think we will ever get to say the C word as much as the Brits and Australians?

[michigancat]

saying someone who is good at sports or something is "crack" or "cracked"

I just heard my kid and her friends use that this weekend!

[yoga-like_abana]

saying someone who is good at sports or something is "crack" or "cracked"

I just heard my kid and her friends use that this weekend!

this sounds made up

[michigancat]

saying someone who is good at sports or something is "crack" or "cracked"

I just heard my kid and her friends use that this weekend!

this sounds made up

It's probably a coastal elite thing, you'll hear it in a couple years

[Kat Kid]

saying someone who is good at sports or something is "crack" or "cracked"

I just heard my kid and her friends use that this weekend!

this sounds made up

It's probably a coastal elite thing, you'll hear it in a couple years

it is a gamer thing I have heard it from the mouths of my youth

[michigancat]

crap

[mocat]

You guys think we will ever get to say the C word as much as the Brits and Australians?

You can already do this with your buds if you use any exaggerated british/irish/scottish/aus/nz accent.
It just sounds very mean and not light hearted in American English, though

[Pete]

You guys think we will ever get to say the C word as much as the Brits and Australians?

You can already do this with your buds if you use any exaggerated british/irish/scottish/aus/nz accent.
It just sounds very mean and not light hearted in American English, though

Good points.  I long for it to move into the casual non-mean realm.

[yoga-like_abana]

crap

HA. NERDS

[stunted]

Try to impress the youth at your SB watch party by saying.. Man the announcers are really glazin up the Chiefs D right now

there must be glaze on the chief's receivers hands as they drop another pass 

[BIG APPLE CAT]

You guys think we will ever get to say the C word as much as the Brits and Australians?

you know where i see it used a lot - admittedly only in written form i don't suppose i've actually heard anybody say these words...but if a lady is being kinda sassy or maybe just not GAF in general, then i've seen the kids saying "she was serving absolute C" the use of "absolute" is optional, for added emphasis. 

[BIG APPLE CAT]

Try to impress the youth at your SB watch party by saying.. Man the announcers are really glazin up the Chiefs D right now

Instead of calling it a SB watch party maybe refer to it as The Function. Go back to the 90s with your SB watch party.

[Spracne]

You guys think we will ever get to say the C word as much as the Brits and Australians?

you know where i see it used a lot - admittedly only in written form i don't suppose i've actually heard anybody say these words...but if a lady is being kinda sassy or maybe just not GAF in general, then i've seen the kids saying "she was serving absolute C" the use of "absolute" is optional, for added emphasis.

Mostly where I hear it in the States is when one guy friend wants to tell another guy friend that he's out of line. "Stop being cunty." But I agree with the premise that we should incorporate it into the vernacular like the Brits.

[puniraptor]

saying someone who is good at sports or something is "crack" or "cracked"

I just heard my kid and her friends use that this weekend!

this sounds made up

It's probably a coastal elite thing, you'll hear it in a couple years

it is a gamer thing I have heard it from the mouths of my youth

Resurgent archaic

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[Katpappy]

saying someone who is good at sports or something is "crack" or "cracked"

I just heard my kid and her friends use that this weekend!

Rusty, you need to explain to your daughter that they are getting close to black slang "cracker".  LOL