Word deep-dives

Relaxing, enjoying the mood, or getting along well with someone or something.

Very intoxicated, usually from alcohol or drugs.

A dismissive or indifferent response, or a word meaning anything at all, depending on tone.

A compressed spelling of “with you,” often used to show agreement or solidarity.

An emphatic expression of agreement, acknowledgment, or respect.

A run-together form of “you heard,” used to ask whether someone understands or knows.

Doing something deliberately to appear effortlessly cool, impressive, or charismatic and thereby increase one's perceived social status.

In serious trouble, doomed, defeated, exhausted, or beyond recovery.

To lose emotional control and react recklessly, aggressively, or destructively without caring about the consequences.

A social-media defeat in which a post receives disproportionately negative engagement or a reply outperforms the original post.

To talk at excessive length, especially in an aimless, repetitive, annoying, or low-substance way.

A quirky but harmless trait or habit in a romantic partner that sits between a red flag and a green flag, noticeable but not clearly good or bad.