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title: "Word deep-dives, page 22 · GenZ Decoded"
description: "More in-depth Gen Z slang guides (page 22): meaning, origin, and how to use each word."
url: "https://genzdecoded.com/blog/page/22/"
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# Word deep-dives

Page 22 of 22

- [crash out](https://genzdecoded.com/blog/crash-out/): To lose emotional control and react recklessly, aggressively, or destructively without caring about the consequences.
- [ratio](https://genzdecoded.com/blog/ratio/): A social-media defeat in which a post receives disproportionately negative engagement or a reply outperforms the original post.
- [yap](https://genzdecoded.com/blog/yap/): To talk at excessive length, especially in an aimless, repetitive, annoying, or low-substance way.
- [beige flag](https://genzdecoded.com/blog/beige-flag/): 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.
- [gyatt](https://genzdecoded.com/blog/gyatt/): A hyped-up shortening of “goddamn” used online as an exclamation of excitement or admiration, especially reacting to a curvy, attractive butt, and sometimes as slang for the butt itself.
- [npc](https://genzdecoded.com/blog/npc/): An insult for someone perceived as lacking independent thought or personality, likened to a non-player video-game character running on scripted autopilot.
- [sigma](https://genzdecoded.com/blog/sigma/): A supposed archetype of a successful but aloof “lone wolf” man who lives outside the usual social pecking order while still winning at it.
- [situationship](https://genzdecoded.com/blog/situationship/): An undefined, noncommittal romantic or sexual relationship that feels like more than friendship but is not clearly defined as a committed partnership.