mog

Meaning. To outshine someone so completely in looks or presence that they come off worse just by standing nearby.

See it in a sentence

He got mogged by his little brother in every single photo.

How each generation says it

The closest equivalent for this idea in every generation.

Gen Z · this one
mog,mogging
Gen Alpha
No word for this one yet.
Millennial
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Gen X
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Boomer
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Plain English
to outshine someone so completely in looks or presence that they come off worse just by standing nearby

To press the tongue to the roof of the mouth (mewing) to sharpen the jawline; also 'cute'.

Pressing the tongue to the roof of the mouth in an attempt to sharpen the jawline.

Clearly outshining someone in looks or presence so they seem lesser by comparison.

Perfectly styled or looking flawless, especially eyebrows; peaked around 2014 and now reads dated.