Gen Z slang for social
157 terms filed under social, each with what it means and how to use it.
Someone or something you are committed to for life, like a lifelong friend or bond.
#socialA phrase used to make a statement sound final.
#socialA person's coolness, presence, or reputation, often gained or lost by their actions.
#socialDoing something specifically to look effortlessly cool and build up your reputation.
#socialAn affectionate term for a close friend or romantic partner, used warmly in conversation.
#socialSomeone who follows trends or supports a team only to fit in.
#socialA playful invitation to show up or miss out on something good.
#socialShort for best friend, used sincerely or sarcastically.
#socialSomeone who acts or is treated like the central, most important figure in a social scene.
#socialTalking too much or revealing too much.
#socialTo ignore, avoid, or fail to follow through with someone.
#socialTo intentionally avoid or ignore someone.
#socialA term of address for a friend or bro; can also flag someone seen as out of place.
#socialTo dance or party energetically.
#socialFancy, luxurious, or high-class.
#socialA confident, self-possessed, non-conforming person; a reclaimed positive label.
#socialA casual term of address for a friend, used regardless of gender.
#socialA variant of "bruv" or "bruh", meaning a friend or mate.
#socialA joking sign-off modeled on streamer language.
#socialA way of asking whether someone understands or agrees with something.
#socialTo publicly withdraw support from someone seen as problematic.
#socialA threat or challenge meaning to physically fight someone.
#socialA casual farewell meaning see you later.
#socialPerson acting like the central, most important figure.
#socialJokingly calling someone the top expert or embodiment of something.
#socialA stereotypically confident, dominant, popular, good-looking man.
#socialTo verbally cut someone down or harshly criticize them, often in front of others.
#socialA quick, sharp response to criticism or an insult.
#socialTo notice, recognize, or openly call out something.
#socialTo catch and call out the truth behind gossip; to see what is really going on. Blends 'clock' (to notice or see through something) with 'tea' (the gossip or real story), with roots in LGBTQ ballroom culture and Black vernacular. Also said as 'clock the tea'.
#socialSocial influence, fame, or popularity, especially online.
#socialAware of political, racial, or social issues.
#socialSocially impressive, stylish, or admired.
#socialA stylish, confident, laid-back person who is admired.
#socialAn effortlessly cool person.
#socialCredibility, status, or social reputation.
#socialA close group of friends or associates.
#socialTo insult or criticize someone harshly.
#socialA friendly greeting gesture like a fist bump or handshake.
#socialMeans 'seriously' or 'for real,' with total sincerity.
#socialThe details or inside scoop on something.
#socialA casual goodbye, often paired with a two-finger peace gesture.
#socialTo insult or show disrespect toward someone.
#socialTo act according to one's own values or preferences.
#socialBeing excessive, over-the-top, or trying too hard.
#socialBeing true to yourself regardless of others’ opinions.
#socialTo mock, criticize, or publicly humiliate someone.
#socialPublicly mocked, criticized, or thoroughly roasted.
#socialAn informal term for a person, or an exclamation of surprise or emphasis.
#socialEepy is a lighthearted term that conveys feeling sleepy, sluggish, or low-energy.
#socialClose friends treated like family; used as a friendly term of address.
#socialFriendly greeting gesture where two people lightly bump fists.
#socialTo show off or brag about something.
#socialIntensified 'for real for real,' stressing sincerity.
#socialActing in a false or showy way to impress others.
#socialA friendly term of endearment for a close friend or ally.
#socialA familiar group of friends or companions.
#socialEnthusiastically hyping someone up or exaggerating their abilities.
#socialTo suddenly cut off all communication with someone.
#socialHumorous, unconventional logic used to justify spending or choices.
#socialGirlypop is often used as a term of endearment or to address someone playfully.
#socialA request for a hand slap as a friendly greeting or celebration.
#socialTo abruptly reject or stop responding to someone socially.
#socialAn encouragement to keep ranting or doing your thing.
#socialA person who criticizes, envies, or opposes someone.
#socialA hand-slap greeting or celebration.
#socialA negative change in behavior after gaining success or fame.
#socialA close friend or buddy; a playful term for a pal.
#socialTelling someone to stop bothering you or mind their own business.
#socialA deliberately controversial or provocative opinion.
#socialA boast disguised as a complaint or modest remark.
#socialA blend of 'honey' used as a sassy term of endearment among friends.
#socialA casual announcement that one is leaving.
#socialIt conveys or gives off a particular vibe.
#socialNonsense or deceptive, insincere talk.
#socialA demanding, entitled person, often a woman, who makes public scenes.
#socialTo be fully honest, authentic, and true to your values.
#socialAn invitation for someone to share news, information, or their opinion.
#socialTo let someone continue because their plan or work will turn out impressive.
#socialActing as the central, most important figure in a situation or one's own life.
#socialActing as though you are the most important person in every situation.
#socialA casual term of address for a friend or peer.
#socialExcessively praising or defending someone to an embarrassing degree.
#socialA person who talks excessively, often without saying much of substance.
#socialA storyline or reputation one would rather not be part of.
#socialAn inexperienced or out-of-touch person, especially online or in gaming.
#socialA dismissive clapback at older people posting condescending or out-of-touch takes.
#socialShort for 'on God,' used to stress that something is true.
#socialAn opponent, rival, or enemy.
#socialAn informal term for a close friend.
#socialA friendly farewell wishing peace as you leave.
#socialSaid to affirm and emphasize a statement as final.
#socialEmphasizes that a point is final and not up for debate.
#socialStereotypically confident, popular man noted for romantic success.
#socialAttentive to language or behavior considered socially respectful or inclusive.
#socialAn affectionate nickname for a close friend or partner.
#socialAn encouragement to keep speaking, especially when the listener agrees.
#socialTo publicly embarrass, call out, or expose someone.
#socialTalking at length without much focus or substance.
#socialWhen replies to a post get more engagement than the post itself
#socialHaving more negative responses than positive, especially on social media.
#socialTo publicly and pointedly call out someone's flaws.
#socialAn emphatic way to agree or say 'seriously' and 'true.'
#socialSomeone you are committed to for life, like a lifelong friend.
#socialTo mock or criticize someone sharply, often in public.
#socialInvite someone to come by or join in person.
#socialFierce, bold, brutally blunt, or without any mercy.
#socialI understand, no need to explain further.
#socialTo behave in a flashy way to attract attention.
#socialAn independent, self-reliant person who does their own thing outside the social pecking order.
#socialTo watch drama unfold from the sidelines while minding your business.
#socialShort for sister; a friendly term of familiarity or address.
#socialTo overlook or underrate how great something really is.
#socialInvitation for someone to share news, information, or their opinion.
#socialSpill the tea is often used to encourage someone to share juicy or interesting gossip.
#socialA close, tight-knit group of friends; a heavily used mid-2010s term.
#socialAn admirable group of friends held up as an aspirational example; now reads dated.
#socialA conventional, old-fashioned person who is out of touch with trends.
#socialFirmly following through and staying strong in your convictions.
#socialStanning is often used to describe the act of being a dedicated fan or showing intense admiration.
#socialAn exaggerated, playful spelling of 'stop', often flirty or mock-embarrassed.
#socialA person’s perceived coolness, status, or reputation.
#socialA confident, attractive man.
#socialTo avoid, dodge, or deliberately steer clear of someone.
#socialCasual invitation to come over or stop in for a visit.
#socialA dismissive, sarcastic way to tell someone to stop or back off.
#socialGossip or the latest dramatic news.
#socialInformation, news, or gossip.
#socialAuthority figures or the establishment seen as controlling ordinary people.
#socialInside information, news, or gossip.
#socialThrowing shade is often used to describe subtle insults or criticisms, typically indirect.
#socialTight is often used to describe a close and solid friendship or relationship.
#socialPlayful abbreviation of totally, meaning completely or absolutely; now reads dated.
#socialA casual phrase expressing agreement.
#socialLoyal, dependable, and faithful.
#socialHighly energetic, excited, or partying hard, sometimes from drinking.
#socialA very close friend, whether or not you look alike.
#socialA playful variation of 'twin,' meaning a very close friend.
#socialTo let someone keep expressing their frustrations.
#socialAn informal assessment of someone's mood or energy.
#socialA shy, introverted person who avoids the spotlight.
#socialA sarcastic acknowledgment of an odd or pointless brag.
#socialA meme-like question expressing confusion about someone's behavior.
#socialA casual way to ask what is going on or what the news is.
#socialWhat's the news, information, or gossip?
#socialA casual way to ask for gossip, news, or an update.
#socialA way of asking what someone's problem, interest, or hang-up is.
#socialA confrontational way to ask what someone’s problem is.
#socialDescribes someone as confident, self-assured, and in touch with what they believe.
#socialAlert to social and racial injustice; the original earnest sense from AAVE, before later ironic use.
#socialAn enthusiastic expression of agreement or acknowledgment.
#socialA casual phrase asking whether the listener understands or agrees.
#socialTalking a lot, especially idly or excessively.
#socialTo talk a lot, often without saying much of substance.
#socialSomeone who talks excessively and rarely lets others get a word in.
#socialTalking excessively or rambling on.
#socialA phrase encouraging someone to act according to their own preferences.
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