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I’m asking just out of curiosity, do you think that a girl can use the words ‘dude, fella, and man while she talks to a guy?

I mean like ‘thank you dude‘ or ‘hi fella‘ or ‘oh man, you helped me out so much.‘

Do you think a girl can really talk like this?

All opinions welcome, thank you!

Sure, why not? Many girls and women do. Of course it is very informal and not used in certain contexts.

I don’t see why not.

Girls can say whatever they like in most English-speaking countries.

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Why not? Pray tell.

EDIT: Cross-post.

Girls (or boys) can indeed say anything they like. The problem is how a person accepts it.

I strongly advise against such familiarity when applying for a job, talking to a professor, responding to the policeman who stopped you for speeding …. or, except for Rover , when talking to grumpy senior citizens such as myself.

Myridon

«Oh, man!» (as in your example) is a general exclamation like «Wow!», not a reference to the person that you are talking to.

I use «dude» sometimes when speaking with my nephews. My girlfriend occasionally calls me «dude,» for that matter, but in general I don’t advise using it to apply to women.

«Fella?» No. I don’t know anyone who uses that word.

I agree that girls may say whatever they wish, yet how it is received by listeners may be more problematic. In your cited examples, I’d say that those words have a flavor more appropriate to being said by one male to another male. My wife would not use those words, at least I have never heard her to do so, when addressing a man. I must say though that what she says and how she says what she does to her female friends is so intimate that I prefer to avoid hearing it. Women, it seems to me, are much less inhibited than are men in the subjects they discuss. The women probably are the wiser ones.

Thank you all, of course I won’t use words such as those in formal situations or with people who don’t seem to accept this kind of language. One doesn’t need much to see who will and who won’t.
I was just more curious about the using of it in everday life, nothing more

‘fella’, from girl to guy sounds like WWII vintage.

Well, in my humble opinion, it should be equally appropriate or inappropriate for both females and males. The gender discrimination is already part of history.
I don’t advise to use those words in most of contexts. Only when you’re kidding with relatives or close friends, they are acceptable!
Just my two cents!

I’d never use ‘dude’ because it’s AE. I’d never use ‘fella’ because it’s not only AE but also antiquated. I don’t use ‘man’, which is now common in speech in BE (my son certainly uses it) because I don’t like it (said by a male

a female).

That said I challenge anyone to tell a woman which words she can or can’t use.

‘Fella’ is alive and well in the UK police, as an alternative to ‘sir’. ‘Calm down, fella, or you’re nicked!’ — that sort of thing.

‘Fella’ is alive and well in the UK police, as an alternative to ‘sir’. ‘Calm down, fella, or you’re nicked!’ — that sort of thing.

Would a female police officer say that too (I’m just curious)?

Yes, I’m pretty sure she would.

I’m an elderly female who claims to be «educated»…well, it’s a process.

I use «dude» now and again. It’s more of a family joke than unselfconscious usage. We talk about «the pizza dude», and now that we’ve found a reliable supplier of fresh fish who is willing to deliver to our home, «the fish dude».

Like our beloved Queen Elizabeth, I would never address a male person as dude, fella or man. I’m British, for heaven’s sake.

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All girls are different and are turned on by different things, so you will need to individualize the things you say to the girl you are saying them to; however, there are a few words of advice that can turn on almost any girl, provided that you’re already dating. Make sure you have a good amount of time to talk to the girl, as a slow, sexy pace will achieve much better results than a rushed one.

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Ask her a good question. Ask her something that will give her a chance to give a long answer, like «So tell me about what you did today,» or «What exciting things do you have planned for the weekend?» This will get her talking and will show her that you care.
- Asking her a good question will show her that you’re interested in what she has to say.^[1] Girls want to be sexy and interesting; for her, a good conversation is a way to set the tone.
- If she answers with a short answer, pepper her with more questions, showing her you care and really want to know. You want to get her on a roll, talking about things she’s interested about, all while you’re doing a good job listening.
- Be funny and playful, if you can. Girls love people with a sense of humor, along with people who know how to have fun.^[2] If you’re making her laugh and keeping her on the tips of her toes, it’ll be easier to turn her on. Look up and practice some jokes you think she might like, or start developing your own inside jokes with her that you can lean on when you know you need a laugh.
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Keep complimenting her, when appropriate. If she asks you how your day was, let her know that you were thinking about her. Add a slight twist by complimenting her features. Don’t make it too smutty though; something like «I couldn’t stop thinking about you and your sexy smile» does the job.
- Keep the conversation going by asking questions about her and showing interest in her answers. The way that you start turning her on is by dropping plenty of little compliments. Make sure you think of little things to say just about her to make her feel special.
- Girls like it when you notice something about them that they also like. So if you know she likes the color of her eyes, compliment the color of her eyes («I love the way your eyes shine when you smile»). If she likes her hair, say something like «Your hair looks so smooth and comfortable, do you know how pretty it makes you look?»^[3]
- Start making the compliments slightly more sexy.^[4] If she is saying things like «Stop!» or «You don’t mean that» while giggling, keep giving her the sexy compliments. You’re definitely on the right path.
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Start describing the not-too-scandalous things you want to do to her. Make sure that the things you are saying are sexy and romantic, not dirty and gross. Start with some ambiguous innuendos so you don’t come on too strong.^[5] You need to build up anticipation first.
- You will need to come up with your own suggestions, but an example might be: «If we were together, I’d run my fingers slowly through your hair while we kissed. I’d massage your back while I kissed your neck. I would lie next to you and trace my fingers over the soft curves of your beautiful body.» etc. Be creative. Using lots of imagery and imaginative words can also help.
- Here are some other compliments that you can use: «I thought about you when I woke up today. Just like I thought about you when I went to sleep last night. You know what I was thinking about? I was thinking about us, together, curled up in bed. That makes me happy.»
- Something else you might say: «You give me goosebumps. Every time you touch me I go crazy inside, because I know it’s only you who can do that to me. No one else does that. Even a smile from you is like a punch in the gut, but in a good way.»
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Try to use your words in person. When you are getting a girl turned on using words it’s important that she can hear your voice. It can be done over text, but your words will have a much better effect if the girl you are talking to can hear the sexy tones in your voice.
- Try to use your deepest-sounding voice when you talk to your girl. Studies show that people with deep voices have more sexual partners and that girls are more attracted to people with deep voices.^[6] Now, that doesn’t mean you should lower your voice if it sounds unnatural, because that won’t turn your girl on. But if you’re always in the higher pitched level of your voice, try to go down to the lower level when you’re talking with your girl.
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Set the mood. When you start talking to her, it’s important to set the mood for the entire conversation by saying things like «I can’t stop thinking about you,» or «I’ve been wanting to hear your voice all day.» This will help establish closeness, and let her know that you’re feeling intimate. Make sure you’re alone and in a comfortable, sexy environment; you may not want to turn her on in public.
- Other things to say are: «I never knew it until I spent time away from you, but I missed you today,» or «You look stunning, as usual.» Keep it short and sweet; a very elaborate compliment might come off wrong or be misinterpreted by her.
- Don’t compare her to other women. Even if what you’re saying is that she’s smarter, or prettier, or more fun to be around, avoid the comparison. She doesn’t even want you to compare her to other women, because she doesn’t want you to think about other women. She wants you to think about only her. If she thinks you may be thinking about other women, it’s a turn-off for her.
- Have a fun, positive energy when you’re flirting with someone since it will make you more approachable and easy to talk to.^[7]
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Make her feel special. In your own way, make her feel like the sexiest woman alive. Get her thinking sexy thoughts about you and it’s guaranteed that she won’t stop thinking about you when the conversation is over. This is the most important thing when it comes to turning your girl on; you don’t want her to feel like a piece of meat.
- While you try to turn her on with your words, make sure you let her see that you wouldn’t talk to just any girl this way. Let her see how lucky you feel to be with her.

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Say that you want her. One of the most basic things you can say when you want to turn up the heat are these simple words: “I want you.” You can add other variations, but saying this makes the girl see how much you want to be physically close with her and may be enough to turn her on. Look her in the eyes and show that you’re not shy about saying what you want and need. Here are some other things you can say:
- “I want you so bad right now.”
- “I’ve been wanting you all day long.”
- “I’ve never wanted you so badly in my life.”
- “That dress you’re wearing makes me want you more than ever.”
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Say something nice about her body. As you move forward, you can compliment your girl’s body in a less-PG way. As long as you’re sure she’s playing along and that she would welcome compliments about parts of her body other than her face, you can start to take it up a notch by complimenting the parts of her body that turn you on. Just make sure you’re not offending her and that your comments are welcome. Here are some things you can say:
- “Your chest looks amazing in that dress.”
- “Your legs are incredible.”
- “I love the way your hips are moving.”
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Say what you want to do to her. Now that you’ve described what you want to do to your girl’s body, you can go a step further and tell her what you’d like to do to her body. You can be a bit more graphic if you want, but in general, just say enough to have her imagine you having your hands all over her body, which should be more than enough to turn her on. Here are some things you can say:
- “I want to run my hand down your thighs.”
- “I can’t wait to kiss the nape of your neck.”
- “I want to caress and kiss every part of your body.”
- «I want to run my hands through your hair while I kiss you.»
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Say what you want her to do to you. Now, as you continue to turn your girl on with your words, you can tell her what you wish she would do to you. This would paint a sexy image in her mind and will have her turned on in no time at all. Of course, make sure she has done many of these things before so you don’t surprise her or come off sounding too graphic or explicit. Here are some things you can say to her:
- “I want you to take my shirt off.”
- “I want you to kiss my chest and shoulders.”
- “I want you to get on top of me and start kissing my neck.”
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Describe how she makes your body feel. If you want to turn your girl on, then you should have no shame about telling her how turned on you are just by the sight of her. She’ll be turned on just by the idea that being around her is making you turned on. Here are some ways you can tell her how she makes you feel:
- “I am so turned on just by being around you.”
- “You make me so excited.”
- “My whole body is tingling just from looking at you. You have no idea how good you make me feel.”
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Reveal your fantasies. Another way to turn your girl on is to tell her some fantasies you have about being with her. They can be related to role-playing, can be about explicit things you’d like to do to her or would like her to do to you, or can be about a place where you’ve always wanted to hook up. Don’t be afraid to tell her what you’ve always dreamed about and see if you can make it come true together.
- Let her reveal her fantasies, too. This can turn both of you on even more.
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Consider sending her a message later to keep her feeling sexy. Though turning your girl on with words is best done in person, you can leave her feeling sexy even after you’ve said your goodbyes by sending her a sexy text message later on in the day that shows her that you’re still thinking of her and her body. Keep it sweet and simple but also make sure there’s enough subtext to get her turned on and ready for your next encounter. Here are some things you can say:
- “I can’t stop thinking about what happened last night. I can’t wait to see you again.”
- “When I close my eyes, all I see is your gorgeous body.”
- “I had such an amazing time with you last night. I can’t wait to have you in my arms again.”

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Don’t make a pattern of this behavior. She will begin to notice that your flattery simply means you want sex, and it could ruin a relationship pretty easily.
Let her feel like she is wanted, and she is interested in you. If you find her being quiet start asking her romantic questions while maybe holding her hand, but be creative. Remember, perverted things could ruin a relationship.
Painful silences can be avoided by going slow and only increasing the heat when she is ready.

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If at any point you’ve ruined the mood and the conversation is completely dead, end it. You can always try again another time.

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To turn a girl on with words, start by setting the mood by telling her “I can’t stop thinking about you,” or “I’ve been wanting to hear your voice all day.” Then, engage her in some good conversation by asking her a quality question, like “Tell me about what you did today.” Find small openings in the conversation to keep complimenting her, like telling her “My day was pretty frustrating because I couldn’t stop thinking about your sexy smile.” If she responds positively to these compliments, add some more romantic descriptions, like “I’d love to massage your back while kissing your neck.” When you’re ready to turn up the heat, tell her “I want you so bad right now.” Then, tell her what you want to do, like “I want to kiss every part of your body.” To learn how to tell her about your fantasies, keep reading!

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Most Common Teenage Slang Words

[Updated for 2023]

Slang is the informal teenage language that is more popular in speaking than in writing. It is the new way of speaking of the young that has been quite a trend for a few decades. It consists of a vocabulary often times unknown to the elders.The slang terms created by sometimes recycling the old words, making abbreviations or giving new meaning to the already existing words. Some of these slang examples have found their way into the English dictionaries. There are also dictionaries for slang language available online. This is the way languages are revolutionized. Who knows that the words we call slang today may become part of the regular English someday and may come into writing as well.

Why Teenagers use Slang words ?

Teens use slang words for a variety of reasons. Some of the main reasons include:

Expressing individuality: Slang words are often used by teens to express their individuality and set themselves apart from their peers.
Group identity: Teenagers often use slang words as a way to identify with a specific group or subculture.
Inclusivity: Slang words are often used as a way to create a sense of inclusivity and belonging among a group of teens.
Convenience: Slang words are often shorter and easier to say than formal words, making them more convenient for teens to use in conversation.
Rebellion: Teens may use slang words as a form of rebellion against societal norms and expectations.
Coolness: Many teens use slang words because they believe it makes them appear more cool or trendy.

Overall, slang words are often used by teens as a way to express themselves, connect with others, and assert their independence.

Here is a list of some most common slang words used everyday and also trending among teens nowadays. This may help the parents to decipher the foreign language of their teenagers and not be in a state of total disillusionment.

Teen 2023 Slang Words New List:

GOAT – Greatest Of All Time
Dope – Awesome.
Sic/Sick – Next Level Cool.
Lit – Amazing or exciting.
Gucci – Good or going well.
Salty – Bitter or angry
Litty again – exciting or wild once more.

Slang Words Teens and Gen Zers Are Using

We have looked widely everywhere for the best Gen Z slang used by generation on internet. We got help from reddit slang community and also talked to our local teenagers for compiling the most used Gen Z terms into this comprehensive teen slang list guide.Here are latest 2023 Teenage and Generation Z slang words:

Sus

It means suspect or suspicious.

Dope

It means Awesome or cool.

Fam

Shorter form of word family.

Bruh

It is a slang to call bro or brother.

Bop

It is typically used for good song like “jam.”

Finna

It is a replacement for fixing to or going to.

Get Lit

It is used to say “party hard”.

YOLO

Means “You-Only-Live-Once”.

Extra

To react unnecessarily over on some thing.

Glow Up

It means upgrade appearance to a better version and enhance looks.

OG

It means original gangsta. But it is used for someone who is quite popular and famous among the group or at school. It is used in a positive way as a sign of respect.

Throw shade

Its meaning is quite opposite from its literal one. It means to disrespect someone.

Jelly

It is to say “jealous.” not in a negative way but said as a compliment. It is quite outdated but still in.

Roasted

This means to argue with someone verbally to the extent that they are somewhat defeated in your quick tongue battle.

Lit

Gen z peep used it to express something amazing or awesome, something that is exciting and wild.

Thirst/ Thirsty

It is to represent “wanting to have s**” Like: “Sara is so thirsty for Jack it’s weird.”

Fierce

When someone is looking so beautiful and powerful at the same time then this word is used to describe that feeling. Like “Oh my gosh Amy was so fierce in the concert”.

Thicc

It is latest slang came up and used to describe people having bigger body parts that are bigger than usual. Normally describes someone’s b**ty.

Salty

Means little angry, annoyed bitter or upset.

Get Lit

It is used to say “party hard”.

QQ

It is used to express crying. To show sarcastic expression.

Finsta

This is slang for “Fake account of Instagram”.

YAAAS

As per Gen Z squad it is an overwhelming or excited way to say “YES”. Like OMG this pizza yaaas. Its amazing.

Is That A Thing

This is a teen expression to confirm something is taking place. Like, I heard that john has started playing football again after retirement, is that a thing ?

FAM JAM

Shorter form of family get together. We are having lil fam jam on coming weekend.

Can I Get An Amen

It is and expression where teenagers ask for appreciation for what they have said or done.Means they are asking for good response on their awesome thing.

Sorry But Not Sorry

It is used by teens when they don’t mean to say sorry.

Killing It

Teens Love this phrase nowadays which means to express something doing awesome.

TURNT

It means excited and having great time.

Fire

Slang used for showing extremely good, cool and amazing thing.

Tea or T

Tea is also used as a gen z slang that means gossip, and “spilling the tea” is the act of gossiping.

Sips Tea

Teen slang used on social media for gossiping. It also meaning mind your own business.

Go Off

it is a slang to express support to someone’s action mostly used for humorous act.

Slaps

This slang is used for communicating about anything cool but in a positive manner.

Stan

It is actually a short form of “stalker fan”

Vibe

Slang to show someone’s mood overall

Yee

It is variation of Yes

Swoop

It means to pick up. I am going to swoop you in 10 min.

Slaps

It means catchy, hip hop song

Cap

It comes from “no cap” which generally means one is telling the truth. Its best thought of, in terms of someone removing their hat/cap to say something honest. So cap means lie or bullsh!t.

Vibe

It is slang for a woman who is attractive and fun to be around. She is a vibe.

Based

Its is a slang term by rapper Lil B for being yourself and not caring what others think of you—to carry yourself with swagger.

VSCO Girl

This slang came from the photo editing app VSCO. When a girl edit her photo and use trendy fashion outlook on social media then VSCO girl slang is used to express her as an abusive remark.

Hella

It is bay area teen slang to express ‘very’ or as an adjective in place of ‘a lot of.’

Wack

It means bad, crazy, stupid, unfashionable or of low quality.

Tryna

It means trying to

Zooming

It means online class via app zoom.

Dab

In slang dab can be a highly concentrated marijuana extract, a type of hip-hop dance, or touching the ground with your foot while you ride a bicycle.

popular slang word

Teen Slang

Teen Friends & Relationship Slang Words:

“Adolescents begin to explore their emerging identities in ways that foster autonomy and connectedness”[1]

Cap

It means a lie or fake.When we say “No Cap” means no lies and Capper means liar or faker.

Snacc

To express someone’s attractiveness.

Walker

It is used for a person who walks in a particular way as an exercise. This slang is also common for a man who has relationship with older woman.

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Tight

In a close relationship or friendship

Curve

This expression means leave,exit or reject someone romantically.

Emo

This is very famous slang among teens recently.It is used for someone who is emotional or a drama queen.

Fam

It is short form for Family or close group of friends for teens.

Flex

When someone shows off physique or belongings then this term is used.Means to show off.

A Karen

This is recently appeared slang word for an angry, entitled, sometimes racist white woman.

Shook

Means amazing wow.To express that you are incredibly shocked or shaken up.

Noob

This slang is used for a newbie.A person who doesn’t know what they’re doing or who is not expert at something.

Periodt

To conclude some argument or end of statement with emphasize. i.e: “That’s the best match of season, periodt.”

Squad

This is mostly used in school colleges where a group of friends hang out together regularly.

No cap

Means it is completely true or no lie

Throw shade

To give someone a dirty look or certain type of nonverbal insult.

Tool

To represent someone who is stupid, obnoxious and under bad jokes because of stupidity.

78 Slang

It is a slang for s**ually active person. 78 came from numerology.

Bad kitty

Slang for s*xually appealing and attractive evil girl.

Victorian Slang Terms Common Among Teens

Gigglemug

It is to refer someone who is always smiling.

Sillage

It is scent fragrance trail when someone pass by and putting on perfume.

You may like this article: Most Complimented Women’s Perfumes

Sauce box

Victorian slang for mouth.

Got the morbs

It is to express temporary sadness.

Gucci gang

Group of friends who are always good or great.

Poked Up

It means embarrassed.

Tight as a boiled owl

To refer a drunk person.

Bitch the pot

It means pour the tea.

American Teenage Slang Words vs British Teen Slangs

American: Bae (term of endearment for a significant other)
British: Babe (term of endearment for a significant other)
American: Lit (exciting, happening)
British: Wicked (cool, exciting)
American: BFF (best friends forever)
British: BFF (best friends forever)
American: YOLO (you only live once)
British: Carpe Diem (seize the day)
American: Sick (cool, awesome)
British: Sick (ill, not well)
American: Gucci (good, great)
British: Ace (excellent, great)
American: Fam (family)
British: Fam (family)
American: Basic (lacking originality)
British: Boring (uninteresting, dull)
American: Ghost (to suddenly stop communicating with someone)
British: Ghost (to suddenly stop communicating with someone)
American: On fleek (perfect, flawless)
British: On point (perfect, flawless)

Parent’s Guide to the Latest Teen Slang

Teens use social media a lot and below is a list of famous social teen slang terms to be known by parents:

53X

Short form of S*x.

Bet

Means OK or Challenge.

CU46

Means See You For S*x.

Dayger

Means for Party during the day time.

Fit

In US society it means Outfit but in British means very attractive.

Function/Func

Other word for Party.

Lewk

Other term for look or to have a deep look.

Kick back

It is used for small party.

Netflix and Chill

Inviting someone over for romantic or s*xual activity.

Netflix Cheating

Means watching ahead of your friend or partner an episode of favorite series that you used to watch together.

Netflastinate

When you use Netflix to procrastinate.

Rager

Used for big party.

Yikes

Humorous expression for undesirable results or circumstances.

Smash

Casually used in conversation among teens when they have casual s*x.

Wig

To refer something great or awesome or fabulous.

Sloshed

Means to be drunk.

The plug

Source of Liquor or someone that supplies alcohol.

Throw down

Usually teenagers used this for throwing a party.

Turnt

To be high or drunk (formerly “turnt up”).

X

Ecstasy.

Snatched

Means someone is looking great or wearing something very fashionable. It is also used to express an insult against someone who has lost an argument.

Parents and teenagers need to have a close relationship to find out the way forward of social media impact on mental health. [2]

So from this list and info graphics, Parents need to know the trends in 2020 for Teen Slang Terms to Keep an Eye on. Fun and Harmless Teenage Slang are good but hurtful and personality destructive slang phrases should be checked.

Adam Sandler and Idina Menzel challenge each other’s knowledge of teenage slang. From “bodega” to “yooz,” the stars of ‘Uncut Gems’ share some of their favorite hometown phrases.

“Hello we’re from New York City my name is Adam Sandler and yours is Anita.We are gonna teach you US teen slang.I don’t know how good we’re gonna do.Do you feel like you know what we were saying at all Anita ? Yeah I do. Oh well why do you do ? okay first one up is Oh Bodega about a guy like Adam Adam you got a hang-up about again but I’ll tell you. What but I’ve got God that’s good that’s good this is a store like that like a little grocery store right ? I call it a bodega yeah and you love it I got to tell you that. That wasn’t around when I was at, you know. And because it really doesn’t feel like a total oh yeah you’re right. There we go oh you know what that is me I should me oh god it’s me a cream cheese it’s not yet it should be but is this a real word in the dictionary it’s it’s like a pop Schmear ha ha Bridget tunnel which is what you are that I think that’s a little bit derogatory I think it’s fine. You do. Do you take a bridge to get to the city I need to take the tunnel the Midtown Tunnel you through the Midtown Tunnel but I feel like they sometimes refer to Bridge and Tunnel people a little bit they can be a little c-o-c-k-y attitude towards the bridge city.
yeah yeah no but you got a respect to Bridge and Tunnel from everybody oh well go on in the city oh yeah the city doesn’t want to do a whole thing on that. I don’t know you don’t care about other I don’t know if you’re in Long Island go to the city. Yes a big city how about this you’ve got to say on Long Island if that’s done that’s it Joe yeah this I don’t know what you do I never heard
that my life Beibei like oh god that’s what it is Oh God Oy Vey mere is Oh God in heaven isn’t it? I think so yeah are you vote okay Bob maybe that’s okay is that you – yes certainly doesn’t sound Irish all right.Pie a slice would have been worse yeah but that’s if you grew up with a lot of money we could all get a slice my family so let’s go to slice and that’s all we got. I’ll see you out on the stoop will place – Paul no I didn’t say Stoop that much. I mean I know what it is stupid no memory you said. I’ll do a movie with that I’m saying I’ll stoop down to that level. Hey use how he’s doing how he’s doing it’s just doing a YooZ onto a thing that’s if there’s a couple of guys around, you don’t want to shake its use not youths not like not like what Joe Pesci do youths. So all we’ve been there SOHO sets out the Houston. Yeah I lived there on Thompson and prints for a while you did that was where all the models always when I was really, no they really ran for the a year and a half I lived in their. Like let’s get out of here court Oh Bed-stuy that’s pepper stiverson and, I haven’t been there in a long time. I know that my friend Chris Rock used to live there as the village I lived there. You lived there ? yeah the village is Greenwich Village yeah Downtown 14th Street. Anything below 14th Street is now jump dude is 82 booting da Boa he’s like like I’m gonna be baking something Queens Brooklyn Queens Expressway said so much traffic. Whenever I did his head to the BQE to get some gigs. Yeah that’s a tough, it’s hot I broke down on the BQE old Underberg. Gotham got the Marne girl, I worked at that restaurant. Yeah I took reservation that’s good evening Gotham our own Grillo may I help you and then you just put them on home. SCHVITZ Sweating ? no that’s like a sieve that’s your own what is it it’s all juice and eat Alan really that’s the only yogurt – Ritz steel a wet fish yeah toilet and you take out what does not admit that okay that’s a shot this is yeah forget about it that’s right just forget about it yeah yeah oh yeah you Buggin but you’re running out by guys like you’re just freaking out no hey what’s up baby that’s before my time yeah but you’re cool with all the robbers I certainly ice we have to know what that is oh yeah I mean just admit this to the world that until recently I thought bumper-to-bumper traffic which is like Archie Bunker okay yeah was bumper-to-bumper traffic spell be um a da bumper da I totally thought this was city slang we know we did not do too well at this but I know deep in your heart while sitting in bumper-to-bumper the job that’s good.”

This slang trend has been there since the 80’s. Teens are always known to invent their own code words and phrases that have today become slang and later added in urban dictionary. Some are abbreviations like LOL or YOLO whereas others are small phrases that have very different meanings like ‘eat my shorts’ or ‘kill me’. These practices are how the languages are revolutionized and progress.[Wiki source]

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Teens in each generation develop a unique language of their own. Over the years, parents have heard terms ranging from «outta sight» and «phat,» to things like «sick» and «gag me with a spoon.» Every decade has been marked by its special phrases that quickly grow outdated (and might just become «cheugy») to the teens of the future.

But even while being a part of youth culture (and the slang that defines it) when you’re young, it can get harder and harder to keep up with the latest teen jargon by the time you’re the parent of one.

Verywell / Cindy Chung

Overview

Trying to figure out what teens are saying is increasingly challenging, as the explosion of social media, memes, digital communication, and the ever-present-cellphone means teen-speak is evolving faster than ever. Once you think you’ve mastered a few phrases, you’re probably already out of touch again.

Some of this slang enters the mainstream vernacular—and by that point, is no longer cool—or «sic.» But most of these words simply disappear as they lose favor with kids and are almost instantaneously replaced with new ones.

So, as «with it» and up to speed as we adults think we may be, most of us could benefit from a primer on the latest teen slang. We cover it all below, from social media acronyms and text message shorthand to code words for drugs, friends, and parties.

It’s important to educate yourself about common teen slang so that you understand what your teen is talking about—both online and in person.

General

Teen slang words may be confusing to those not in the know, but most are harmless and a part of a teen’s identity. Kids use these words to exert independence, sound cool, and/or to fit in with their peers. They seek to differentiate themselves from their parents and want to feel unique, free, and even revolutionary. Using slang helps teens do that while also bonding with friends.

Below are some common teen slang words you might hear:

AF — Stands for «as f**k,» used to emphasize a statement (i.e. «she’s cool AF»)
Cheugy — Something that is out of date or a person who is trying too hard
Dead — Something is so funny that the speaker has «died» of laughter
Dope — Cool or awesome
Extra — Over-the-top, extreme
Fit — Short for outfit
Fire — Hot, trendy, amazing, or on point (formerly «straight fire»)
GOAT — «Greatest of All Time»
Go Off — A phrase said to encourage someone to continue, usually when they’re ranting about something (can also be sarcastic, as in, «but go off, I guess»)
Gucci — Good, cool, or going well
Hits Different — Something that «hits different» is a lot better than normal
IYKYK — Stands for «if you know, you know»
Lit — Amazing, cool, or exciting
Low-Key — Added to a feeling or desire to downplay it (i.e. «I’m low-key freaking out»)
Mood — A word to signify agreement
OMG — An abbreviation for «Oh my gosh» or «Oh my God»
ONG — Basically the equivalent of «I swear to God»
Salty — Bitter, angry, agitated
Sic/Sick — Cool or sweet

Slay — To be extremely stylish or successful
Sleep On — To be ignorant to something or someone’s value (i.e. «Don’t sleep on the new Ariana single»)
Snatched — Looks good, perfect, or fashionable; the new «on fleek»
TBH — To be honest
Tea — Gossip, situation, story, or news
Thirsty — Trying to get attention
Yassify — To apply several beauty filters to a picture until the person is totally unrecognizable
Yeet — To throw something
YOLO — «You Only Live Once» (often used ironically)

People or Relationships

Relationships are an important aspect of adolescence. In the teen years, kids develop their own identities and explore who they are outside of their families. Interactions with their peers are a key component of this process—and they often create unique words to describe their friendships and romantic relationships.

Here are some slang words your teen might use when talking about other people:

Bae — «Before anyone else,» babe, or baby; is used to describe a romantic partner or good friend
Basic — Boring, average, or unoriginal
BF/GF — Boyfriend or girlfriend (used when texting, not in conversation)
BFF — «Best friends forever»
Bruh — Bro or dude (all three terms are gender-neutral)
Cap — Fake or a lie
CEO — To be the «CEO of» something is to excel at it
Curve — To reject someone romantically (related to «ghosting»)
Emo — Someone who is emotional or a drama queen
Fam — Group of friends
Flex — To show off
Ghosted — To end a relationship by cutting off communication
A Karen — A disparaging way to describe a petty middle-aged woman, who is rude, especially to people who work in the service industry. (For example, saying, «What a Karen,» about someone who returns their drink at a restaurant for not having enough ice.)
No cap — Totally true or no lie
Noob/n00b — A person who doesn’t know what they’re doing or who is bad at something; in other words, a newbie
OK, Boomer — Usually said in response to a person or idea that seems outdated

Periodt — End of statement emphasizer. For example: “That’s the best ice cream, periodt.”
Ship — You might «ship» two people together, as in you think they should be a couple; derived from the word relationship
Shook — To be incredibly shocked or shaken up
Simp — Someone who does way too much for the person they like; to have a huge crush on someone
Spill the Tea — Asking someone to spill gossip
Squad — Group of friends that hang out together regularly, used ironically
Stan — An overzealous fan of a particular group or celebrity
Sus — Suspicious, shady, not to be trusted
Throw shade — To give someone a dirty look
Tight — In a close relationship or friendship
Tool — Someone who is stupid, obnoxious, rude, and/or embarrasses themselves, often a jock type

Compound Slang

Teens often create shortcuts by combining two words together. To understand what they mean, you need to know the definition of each word.

Here are some examples of compound teen slang:

Crashy — Crazy and trashy, like a trainwreck
Crunk — Getting high and drunk at the same time, or crazy and drunk
Hangry — Hungry and angry
Requestion — Request and a question, or to question again
Tope — Tight and dope

Parties, Drugs, and Sex

Teens are prone to experiment and push boundaries—and also to talk a big game. So, sometimes the below words will simply be used in fun or boasting. However, sometimes they indicate risky (or potentially risky) behavior.

For the most part, teen get-togethers are a fun rite of passage and aren’t automatically anything to be concerned about. However, parties (and related teen slang) can raise concerns over supervision, appropriate behavior, the use of illegal substances, alcohol, peer pressure, bullying, and unprotected sex.

Whether or not your child is involved in any inappropriate or dangerous activities, you’ll want to know what they’re talking about and be attuned to any words that might indicate possible trouble.

Below is a list of some social slang to be aware of:

53X — Sex
Body count — The number of people someone has slept with
CU46 — See you for sex
Dayger — Party during the day
Function/Func — Party
Kick back — Small party
Molly — Ecstasy (MDMA), a dangerous party drug
Netflix and chill — Used as a front for inviting someone over to make out (or maybe more)
Plug — Someone who can hook you up with drugs
Rager — Big party
Smash — To have casual sex
Sloshed — To be drunk
The plug — Someone that supplies alcohol/drugs
Throw down — To throw a party
Turnt — To be high or drunk (formerly «turnt up»)
X — Ecstasy
WTTP — Want to trade photos?
LMIRL — Let’s meet in real life

Resources

Teen slang changes continuously. If you aren’t sure what a slang term means, the website Urban Dictionary can help. It’s dedicated to keeping up with today’s slang and is a resource that parents can use. Be warned, however, as it features user-submitted content that may be crude.

Additionally, you can simply try asking your teen—or other teens you know—to translate slang you don’t understand. Bringing up these words with your teen may be awkward but might also provide a doorway to important conversations with your child.

A Word From Verywell

Aim to balance safety with privacy and independence for your teen. Talk with your teen about the concerns you have, your family rules and expectations, as well as safe and healthy social media usage.

Teenagers need to be able to have private conversations with their friends. And clearly, you can’t monitor what your teen is doing or talking about all the time. Still, you may want to monitor your teen’s social media feeds at times, and pay attention when they’re chatting with their pals. If you see or hear conversations that worry you—or that you can’t decode—be ready to take action as needed.

Verywell Family uses only high-quality sources, including peer-reviewed studies, to support the facts within our articles. Read our editorial process to learn more about how we fact-check and keep our content accurate, reliable, and trustworthy.

By Amy Morin, LCSW

Amy Morin, LCSW, is the Editor-in-Chief of Verywell Mind. She’s also a psychotherapist, an international bestselling author of books on mental strength and host of The Verywell Mind Podcast. She delivered one of the most popular TEDx talks of all time.

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noun

a female child, from birth to full growth.

a young, immature woman, especially formerly, an unmarried one.

a daughter: My wife and I have two girls.

Informal: Sometimes Offensive. a grown woman, especially when referred to familiarly: She’s having the girls over for bridge next week.

Older Use: Usually Offensive. a female servant, as a maid.

Older Use: Usually Offensive. a female employee, especially an office assistant.

a female who is from or native to a given place: She’s a Missouri girl.

girls, (used with a singular or plural verb)

a range of sizes from 7 to 14, for garments made for girls.
a garment in this size range.
the department or section of a store where these garments are sold.

girls, Slang. one’s breasts (usually preceded by the, my, etc., and primarily used self-referentially by women).

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Origin of girl

First recorded in 1250–1300; Middle English gurle, girle, gerle “child, young person”; compare Old English gyrela, gi(e)rela “item of dress, apparel” (presumably worn by the young in the late Old English period, and hence used as a metonym)

usage note for girl

Some adult women are offended if referred to as a girl, or informally, a gal. However, a group of adult female friends often refer to themselves as the girls, and their “girls night out” implies the company of adult females. Also, a woman may express camaraderie by addressing another woman as girl, as in You go, girl! or Attagirl!
Referring to one’s female office assistant or housekeeper as the girl or my girl, once in common use, is now considered unacceptable. Working girl, meaning “a woman who works,” girl/gal Friday, meaning “a female office assistant,” and other occupational terms such as career girl and college girl, are also dated and often perceived as insulting. Working girl as a slang term meaning “a prostitute” is sometimes used by female prostitutes as a euphemistic self-reference. See also lady, woman.

Words nearby girl

girdlescone, girdle-tailed lizard, girdle traverse, gird one’s loins, Girgenti, girl, girl band, girl Friday, girlfriend, girlfriend experience, girl guide

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Where does the word girl come from?

The word girl, meaning “a female child,” originally meant any “child” or “young person,” regardless of gender. Girl, for “child,” is recorded around 1250–1300.

However, the original source of the word is uncertain. Scholars point to Old English words like gyrela, “an item of dress, apparel,” presumably of a type worn by and popular with a young person back then.

Guess what other word has obscure roots? Boy. Discover why in our slideshow “‘Dog,’ ‘Boy,’ And Other Words That We Don’t Know Where They Came From.”

Did you know … ?

While it is usually used to mean “female child,” the word girl is also sometimes used in reference to young adult or adult women, such as in girl bands or a girlfriend. Parents also use the word girls for their daughters of any age.

While it is often used in a similar manner to its male counterpart boy, the word girl can have sexist implications that boy does not—although boy has its own racist past. For example, the idea of “a boy acting like a girl” is often used as a sexist or even anti-gay insult that doesn’t have an exact equivalent in “a girl acting like a boy.” The word tomboy, in fact, can often carry a positive connotation.

Similarly, referring to adult women as girls can have demeaning or sexist implications that aren’t always as prevalent when using boy to refer to an adult man (e.g., “Boys will be boys”).

That said, please note that referring to a Black adult man or other male members of minority groups as boy is racist.

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How to use girl in a sentence

Another cheer parent, April Grant, told VOSD she also found the reasoning they cut Ingalls’ daughter suspect, because several other girls caught vaping in recent years made the team.
If you find a girl who is interested in calculus, you don’t squash that.
She’s the girl next door that millennials grew up with, from her debut on Saved by the Bell and as a cheerleader on Bring It On.
Data from the CRISPR’d baby girls, for example, showed that the experiment littered their genomes with off-target edits at the embryo stage.

The good news is that the Malala Fund and its partners are working to mitigate some of the current challenges to girls’ learning.
The brother of a girl who made her debut in New Orleans society was shaking his fists in excitement.
But, but … there was a token black girl in the background, Target cried in its defense!
Once upon a time, a girl named Onika Maraj dreamed of being an actress.
But religious tolerance would be a wholesome goodie for every boy and girl.
They made quiet plans together, saying that when they had a child together, they wanted a girl called Grace.
Was he really condemned to an eternal solitude because of the girl who had died so many years ago?
The two little Pontelliers were with him, and he carried Madame Ratignolle’s little girl in his arms.
«I hope you don’t think I speak always to strangers, like that,» said the girl in the rose hat.
The young man smiled at the girl, as he crushed up the notes and stuffed them into his pocket.
Sometimes it was a young girl, again a widow; but as often as not it was some interesting married woman.

British Dictionary definitions for girl

noun

a female child from birth to young womanhood

a young unmarried woman; lass; maid

informal a sweetheart or girlfriend

informal a woman of any age

a female employee, esp a female servant

Southern African derogatory a Black female servant of any age

the girls (usually plural) informal a group of women, esp acquaintances

Word Origin for girl

C13: of uncertain origin; perhaps related to Low German Göre boy, girl

usage for girl

The use of girl as in meaning 4, to refer to a woman of any age, is highly likely to be considered old-fashioned or to cause offence

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