Browse All Slang

This next word really slaps. It essentially means “to be excellent or amazing.” You’ve most likely heard slap in reference to music, as in “This song really slaps.”

Back in the day, kids used to chill out. Now, you might find them vibing instead. Vibing means relaxing, tapping into good feelings, and just generally enjoying the atmosphere.

No, Gen Z is not *actually* dead. They just say this when something’s funny to the extent that it could kill you. Think, ‘dying of laughter,’ tummy hurting to the point of tears.

Short for ‘outfit.’ Usually used in reference to the outfit someone is wearing at that moment.

To stop talking to someone without cause or notice. Usually this happens quite unexpectedly and is cause for major confusion and a whole lotta tears.

We all know her. I’ve met her. She’s someone who complains about things that don’t need to be complained about, often obnoxious, annoying, angry and/or entitled. And she’s always calling wolf.

Though there is a bit of contention as to which generation gets to lay claim to ‘Netflix & chill,’ debatably this term might make the most sense for Gen Z.

When something or someone isn’t recognized enough for their abilities. Perhaps it’s an underrated beauty product or an indie singer whose music is incredible.

“I've gotten so used to ‘spill the tea’ (or literally any variation—my personal favorite saying is "this tea is piping hot," depending on just how good the ‘tea’ is).

“NPC walk” describes stiff, awkward, or oddly repetitive walking that resembles the movement of non-player characters in video games.

refers to a trip taken mainly to create aesthetic, high-impact social content, not to rest or disconnect. It implies prioritizing stylish photos, outfits, and curated experiences over relaxation.

describes harmless, quirky, slightly chaotic behavior. It usually refers to someone moving around or acting in an odd, playful, or scatterbrained way.