Meaning

Cap (slang) means a lie, exaggeration, or something that isn’t true.When someone says “that’s cap,” they mean “that’s not true” or “you’re lying.”The opposite phrase, “no cap,” means “I’m telling…

67 in slang usually refers to a coded or symbolic meaning based on context.It can represent a gang reference (notably the UK rap group 67), a numeric code used online,…

Glaze (slang) means to excessively praise, flatter, or “overhype” someone — often in an exaggerated or embarrassing way.It is commonly used online to call out someone who is showing over-the-top…

Drip (slang) means stylish, fashionable, or having an impressive sense of style — especially in clothing, accessories, and overall appearance.When someone “has drip,” they look confident, trendy, and effortlessly cool.…

ABG is slang for “Asian Baby Girl.”It typically refers to a young Asian woman associated with a specific social media aesthetic — often including bold makeup, long lashes, dyed hair,…

Snow bunny (slang) refers to a woman—often white—who is romantically or sexually attracted to Black men. In other contexts, it can also mean someone (typically a woman) who enjoys skiing…

304 in slang is often used as a code for “hoe” or promiscuous woman, mainly in texting and online contexts. It comes from a visual reference: when the number 304…

Diabolo refers to a juggling toy consisting of a spool spun on a string stretched between two sticks.It is manipulated by rolling, tossing, and catching the spool in various tricks,…

FN (slang) is commonly used as a shorthand for “F*ing”** to emphasize intensity, frustration, excitement, or exaggeration.For example, someone might text: “That movie was FN amazing!” Here, FN amplifies the…

GNG (Slang) is an acronym most commonly used online to mean “Going Not Giving” or sometimes “Gang” depending on context. It’s informal slang that conveys mood, attitude, or belonging and…