Gen Z slang for lifestyle
75 terms filed under lifestyle, each with what it means and how to use it.
An unnecessarily excessive amount of effort put into something; overkill for the situation.
#lifestyleDoing grown-up tasks like paying bills or cooking; a millennial-era word, often self-deprecating.
#lifestyleIntensifier meaning 'extremely' or 'very,' added after an adjective for emphasis.
#lifestyleNickname for young football prodigy Madden San Miguel; used for a kid with big potential.
#lifestyleTerm used to describe something that is exceptional, impressive, or of high quality. Often referring to a catchy or energetic piece of music.
#lifestyleSpending long stretches lying in bed watching shows or scrolling, as rest or from low mood.
#lifestylePlaced before a word to add emphasis or intensity to it.
#lifestyleStrongly, obviously, or to a great degree.
#lifestyleTo dance energetically, especially to disco or funk music.
#lifestyleTo leave quickly or run away fast.
#lifestyleA modern song that is catchy and genuinely enjoyable to listen to.
#lifestyleTo leave or head out, often suddenly.
#lifestyleA casual contraction of 'about to,' as in about to do something.
#lifestyleA blend of 'cope' and 'opium', mocking the false hope people use to cope with loss.
#lifestyleTo leave a place suddenly or quietly slip out early.
#lifestyleShort for 'down low,' meaning discreet, secret, or private.
#lifestyleA personal phase defined by a particular vibe, focus, or aesthetic.
#lifestyleA contraction of 'fixing to,' meaning about to do something.
#lifestyleTo boast or show off in a way meant to assert dominance over someone.
#lifestyleThe peaceful, love-and-nonviolence ethos of 1960s counterculture.
#lifestyleWithholding information or knowledge from others to keep something exclusive to oneself.
#lifestyleA dismissive phrase telling someone to stop obsessing and do something more worthwhile.
#lifestyleTo dance energetically.
#lifestyleTo become aware of or adopt a new trend that others are already on.
#lifestyleA casual meal made of random small snacks instead of a cooked dish.
#lifestyleA female entrepreneur who succeeds in the male-dominated business world, an empowered woman.
#lifestyleA popular dance move performed by stepping and swinging the arms.
#lifestyleTo work hard and stay committed to a goal.
#lifestyleA phrase encouraging someone to keep going through difficulty.
#lifestyleAn intensifier meaning very or a lot, characteristic of Northern California speech.
#lifestyleUsed to express open, obvious excitement or emphasis; the opposite of low-key.
#lifestyleShort for Homecoming, the school dance and its festivities.
#lifestyleAcronym for 'I just burst out laughing', used like lol to show genuine amusement.
#lifestyleIKR is often used to imply agreement during conversations over text or in person.
#lifestyleA song that someone especially likes or finds catchy.
#lifestyleAn older song that is still thoroughly enjoyable to listen to.
#lifestyleA catch-all word standing in for any thing, object, person, or place.
#lifestyleSomething flashy or eye-catching that grabs your attention.
#lifestyleAn encouragement to persevere and keep going.
#lifestyleAn encouragement to stay strong through difficulty.
#lifestyleA phrase used when someone strongly identifies with a character, image, or situation.
#lifestyleTo focus intensely and get fully committed to a task.
#lifestyleDescribes something subtle, quiet, or kept on the down-low; also means 'kind of.'
#lifestyleUsed as an intensifier meaning 'really,' 'very,' or 'a lot.'
#lifestyleActing like the protagonist
#lifestyleA moment where you feel like the star of your own movie
#lifestyleAn abbreviation for my bad, used to admit a small mistake.
#lifestyleAn admission of a mistake; my fault, sorry about that.
#lifestyleNo Crumbs is often used to describe someone's appearance or performance that leaves no room for criticism.
#lifestyleOrdinary people who follow mainstream trends and are seen as out of touch with niche or online culture.
#lifestyleOpps is often used in the context of gang culture or urban communities.
#lifestyleExcessive, exaggerated, or more intense than necessary.
#lifestyleAn excessive or unnecessary amount of effort or force.
#lifestylePull Up is often used to announce one's arrival or to invite someone to join them.
#lifestyleThe act of introducing someone to a new trend, product, or idea.
#lifestyleA demand to hand something over, or a call to get something started.
#lifestyleExtremely delicious or delightful; a playful elaboration of scrumptious.
#lifestyleA good time; a fun, enjoyable experience shared with others.
#lifestyleSomething really good and satisfying, often used for food.
#lifestyleSomething or someone you strongly identify with; now widely seen as dated and culturally insensitive.
#lifestyleTo leave a place.
#lifestyleStay strong and keep your head up; encouragement that you will be okay.
#lifestyleAn informal intensifier meaning very or extremely, often placed before an adjective.
#lifestyleTo pick someone up or give them a ride to where they need to go.
#lifestyleLife itself, seen as something to be navigated, hustled through, or won.
#lifestyleIntensifier meaning extremely or very.
#lifestyleAn intensifier meaning very, completely, or extremely.
#lifestyleA play on "touch grass" urging people to log off and read or visit the library.
#lifestyleOrdinary, plain, or boring; lacking any excitement.
#lifestyleA self-improvement catchphrase about committing to working out and bettering yourself.
#lifestyleA car, especially a stylish, nice, or flashy one you drive.
#lifestyleA young person with exceptional talent or intelligence.
#lifestyleTo throw something hard or fast; also a shout of excitement.
#lifestyleAcronym for you only live once, used to justify a spontaneous or risky choice; now dated.
#lifestyleA phrase meaning life is short, so one should take chances.
#lifestyle