Short for “win”; used to describe success or something good.

Something acceptable, reasonable, or worthy of approval.

Short for “uncle”; used jokingly to describe someone acting old, out of touch, or overly serious.

A cute or affectionate nickname for someone you care about.

To focus intensely or commit fully to something.

Short for “loss”; used to describe failure, embarrassment, or something negative.

A sudden feeling of discomfort or loss of attraction towards someone.

Something really good, exciting, or impressive.

To notice, recognise, or call something out—often subtly or quickly.

A slang term used to describe something flashy, tacky, or trying too hard in appearance or style.

A humorous insult meaning someone who looks like a worse or distorted version of another person.

A slang insult meaning someone is unattractive or looks rough.

Someone’s vibe, presence, or energy; often used to describe how “cool” or confident someone seems.

To lose emotional control, react dramatically, or behave in an extreme way due to stress, anger, or frustration.

To do something exceptionally well or look amazing.

Someone who is trying very hard to win or succeed, often in an intense or overly competitive way (especially in gaming).

“Joy of Missing Out”; feeling happy or content about choosing to stay in rather than socialise or follow trends.

Socially aware, especially about justice issues; can be used positively or sarcastically.

A minor caution in a relationship; not serious but worth noting.

Fully grasped expectations or successfully achieved a goal.