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*lit - Depending on the context, it could mean either a person is cool or the party is cool. | *lit - Depending on the context, it could mean either a person is cool or the party is cool. | ||
*lit af - cool as f*ck | |||
*not somber - Drunk and crazy | *not somber - Drunk and crazy | ||
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*'''Woo-hoo''' - and exclamation of excitement. | *'''Woo-hoo''' - and exclamation of excitement. | ||
*YEET - also an exclamation of excitement or a sound used when throwing something across the room. | |||
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Revision as of 10:50, 6 August 2020
When you go to a party where the guests speak modern English you might not understand what they are saying, even if you do speak English.
Here are some terms you might hear:
- wild - That the party is awesome or crazy.
- lit - Depending on the context, it could mean either a person is cool or the party is cool.
- lit af - cool as f*ck
- not somber - Drunk and crazy
- OMG - Oh my God, an exclamation
- Police - It means someone called the police and the party's over, or just police
- Woo-hoo - and exclamation of excitement.
- YEET - also an exclamation of excitement or a sound used when throwing something across the room.