Slang of the month
- “On Fleek”
Definition: when any part of your body looks flawless (i.e. nails, hair etc.)
In context: “My eyebrows are on fleek today!”
- “Bae”
Definition: your significant other/ someone whom you like
In context:: “Bae bought me Chipotle for lunch.”
- “Literally I can’t.”
Definition: a statement that every girl makes when she is frustrated and cannot handle it.
In context: “Oh my gosh I have so much homework … literally I can’t.”
- “Fam”
Definition: another word for friend
In context: “What’s up fam?”
5. “Bruh”
Definition: another word for bro
In context: “Wassup, bruh?”
- “Can you not.”
Definition: Please stop
In context: “You always stare at me in the hallways; can you not?”
- “Throwin Shade”
Definition: the act of saying something rude to someone, but attempting to be sly about it
In context: “Teresa said that your hair looked greasy today… she was throwin shade.”
- “Bye Felicia”
Definition: what one says to an irritating person
In context: Becky: “Jordan, how are them Lakers doing?”
Jordan: “Bye Felicia.”
- “Or nah.”
Definition: or not
In context: Do you want to go to the movies with me, or nah?
- “Stale”
Definition: not cool/okay
In context:: “Woah, your shoes are stale.”