Word deep-dives

Someone acting like the central figure in a situation, either confidently or self-importantly.

A search-style phrase asking what “stack” means, usually in money slang.

To use or discuss “mewing,” an online tongue-posture practice claimed to sharpen the jawline; “mew” can also mean a kitten’s sound.

A tongue-posture practice promoted online as a way to change the jawline.

Average, mediocre, or disappointing compared with the hype.

Current or contemporary; not a specific slang term by itself.

A search-style label for current words or contemporary slang, not a single slang term.

Outclassing someone, especially in looks, height, physique, or style.

An initialism for “oh my God” or “oh my gosh,” used to show surprise or strong reaction.

On my way, meaning that someone is heading to a destination now.

Defeated, embarrassed, or decisively beaten, especially in a game or argument.

Angry, annoyed, or upset in American English.