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   ded

   Ded is a humorous, often ironic, deliberate misspelling of dead. It can be used when something finds something so funny, overwhelming, or outrageous that they are metaphorically "dead." It can also used in the internet…
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   hamster angle

   Hamster angle is a novelty term for when a selfie makes your face look chubby, like a hamster's.
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   Treyway

   Treyway was popularized as a catchphrase of rapper 6ix9ine. The term is associated with his former music manager Shotti and the Nine Trey Gangsters gang.
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   hot girl summer

   Live your best life! Hot girl summer is a meme, originating with rapper Megan Thee Stallion, about feeling confident in聽 who you are鈥攁nd having fun and looking good while doing it. It often involves women…
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   gaping

   The verb gape is recorded as early as the 1200s, first referring to the act of opening the mouth and later expanding to refer to anything opening wide. Which means gaping has, like so many…
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   gib

   Gib, short for聽giblets, is gaming slang for violently killing a foe in a way that blows them up or otherwise scatters their body parts.
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   plogging

   Plogging lets you and the Earth get fitter at the same time. It's a win-win! Plogging is a Swedish exercise trend that combines jogging with picking up litter.
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   Ballmer Peak

   "Thish ish muh besht coding evuh (hiccup)!" The Ballmer Peak is a fictional level of drunkenness that supposedly heightens a computer programmer's skills.
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   kvlt

   Kvlt is a term used by and about fans of the black metal subgenre of heavy metal. Fans of black metal use聽kvlt of more obscure, earlier bands that exemplify the genre and to show their…
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    Kappa

    Kappa is the name of , an emote used in chats on the streaming video platform Twitch. It is often used to convey sarcasm or irony or to troll people online.
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    #AccidentalMusic

    On the social media app聽TikTok,聽#AccidentalMusic is an internet trend where users record and share videos (using that hashtag) of them making music out of sounds from everyday objects.
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    shoulda

    Shoulda, woulda, coulda. Shoulda is simply a spelling of should have聽(or should've), based on a common, contracted, colloquial pronunciation of this modal verb phrase.