Tooltip Categories: Social Slang

Hyfy stands for “how you feel, yeah?” It’s a phrase used to ask someone how they are feeling or what their emotions are at that moment. Examples: Person 1: “I just finished watching that movie, it was so sad.” Person 2: “Hyfy?” Person 1: “I’m really nervous about the presentation tomorrow.” Person 2: “Hyfy? Need…

Perky Tits means breasts that are firm and upright. 1. She loves wearing low-cut tops to show off her perky tits. 2. The model in the magazine had perky tits that were perfectly shaped.

Cuddle puddle means a group of people cuddling together. Examples: We all gathered on the floor and formed a cuddle puddle while watching a movie. After the party, we ended up in a cuddle puddle on the couch, just chatting and relaxing.

Cockold means a man whose wife or girlfriend has cheated on him and often with his knowledge or consent. Examples: John knew his wife was seeing other men and was okay with it, he even enjoyed being her cockold. Sarah’s boyfriend found pleasure in being her cockold, watching her with other men turned him on.

Pish posh means something is nonsense or not worth considering. 1. I don’t believe that conspiracy theory, it’s all just pish posh. 2. Stop with all this pish posh, let’s focus on what’s important.

Boujie: Used to describe someone or something that is perceived as fancy or luxurious. It can sometimes have negative connotations, implying that the person is pretentious or flashy. Examples: She always shops at high-end stores and drives a luxury car – she’s so boujie. His Instagram is filled with pictures of expensive vacations and designer…

Man-Karen: A man who exhibits entitled, rude, or demanding behavior similar to that of a Karen. 1. I can’t believe that guy at the store was yelling at the cashier for not having the exact brand of soda he wanted! What a Man-Karen. 2. My coworker sent an angry email to the entire team because…

Irish Car Bomb is an offensive slang term for an alcoholic drink made by dropping a shot of Irish cream liqueur and Irish whiskey into a glass of stout beer. Examples: 1. After a long day at work, I decided to unwind with an Irish Car Bomb at the pub. 2. I can’t believe he…

A casual greeting used to ask someone how they are or what is happening in their life. Examples: Person 1: “Whats up?” Person 2: “Not much, just getting ready for work.” Friend 1: “Hey, Whats up? Haven’t seen you in a while.” Friend 2: “Just been busy with school, how about you?”

a casual way of greeting someone you are meeting for the first time online without giving any additional information about yourself Examples: When joining a new online group chat, someone might say “Nice to meet you all!” to greet the other users without providing any personal details. If someone messages you on a dating app…