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Take This Urban Dictionary Test And Identify These 25 Terms That Are Everywhere
“Mid”, “Bussin”, “Ate”, “Low Key” and many other slang words are used every day. What used to dominate the realms of the internet has now moved into the neighborhood. Various conversations with friends, family members and even colleagues will contain at least one such term. Perhaps it wouldn’t be a bad idea to keep your rizz up? 🕶️
That’s why we’ve prepared 25 Urban Dictionary words/slang/terms for you to keep up in this game. Like our first Urban Dictionary trivia, this time will be the same: we give you the word that you have to guess.
So, are you ready to be the GOAT of this quiz? Let’s go! 🚀
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UKGrandad 10 months ago
So when did 'self-care' stop meaning 'taking a bit of me time'? And how is 'chaotic in the name of wellness' not oxymoronic nonsense?
Julie S 10 months ago
I thought "Making chocolate pudding at 4am" meant having a shít in the middle of the night but that wasn't one of the options.
Forrest Hobbs 10 months ago (edited)
If I can guess 20/25 at my age, what is youth slang coming to? It's supposed to be meaningless to people of my years. 🤣 (more like this, BP, go on)
Judes 10 months ago
Some of these are ancient! Sus and TL;DR are at least 20 years old. In fact, people were saying sus back when I was in high school, which makes it about 35 years old.
Forrest Hobbs 10 months ago
"Sus" meaning "suspicious" was a thing in the 1970s here in my part of the world.
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Gianna B D 10 months ago
I've long wondered how much of Urban Dictionary is things that people actually say, and how much is just people trolling. I do recognize a few of these, but several of them I don't. Maybe it's just me being old, but do people actually say, for example, thinkle?
UKGrandad 10 months ago
The best 'TL:DR' I've seen was on another site where I commented that a picture was obviously - and badly - photoshopped. Another commenter asked why I thought so because it looked real to him, so I listed about a dozen things that were clearly wrong with the photo. His response was "TL:DR.And you're wrong anyway."
Bored Sailor 10 months ago (edited)
I had to stop, they started getting ridicules, self-care??? Sus is not suspicious? Edit to add I am old so my comments are probably off.
Forrest Hobbs 10 months ago
I think you've confused "Susceptible" (one of the options) with "suspicious" - unless that was a mistake in an early version of this quiz which has since been corrected.
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Brian Droste 10 months ago
15/25. Just about all of these I didn't know so just guessed. I thought I did decent. The only one I did know for certain was TL:DR.
UKGrandad 10 months ago
So when did 'self-care' stop meaning 'taking a bit of me time'? And how is 'chaotic in the name of wellness' not oxymoronic nonsense?
Julie S 10 months ago
I thought "Making chocolate pudding at 4am" meant having a shít in the middle of the night but that wasn't one of the options.
Forrest Hobbs 10 months ago (edited)
If I can guess 20/25 at my age, what is youth slang coming to? It's supposed to be meaningless to people of my years. 🤣 (more like this, BP, go on)
Judes 10 months ago
Some of these are ancient! Sus and TL;DR are at least 20 years old. In fact, people were saying sus back when I was in high school, which makes it about 35 years old.
Forrest Hobbs 10 months ago
"Sus" meaning "suspicious" was a thing in the 1970s here in my part of the world.
Load More Replies... Gianna B D 10 months ago
I've long wondered how much of Urban Dictionary is things that people actually say, and how much is just people trolling. I do recognize a few of these, but several of them I don't. Maybe it's just me being old, but do people actually say, for example, thinkle?
UKGrandad 10 months ago
The best 'TL:DR' I've seen was on another site where I commented that a picture was obviously - and badly - photoshopped. Another commenter asked why I thought so because it looked real to him, so I listed about a dozen things that were clearly wrong with the photo. His response was "TL:DR.And you're wrong anyway."
Bored Sailor 10 months ago (edited)
I had to stop, they started getting ridicules, self-care??? Sus is not suspicious? Edit to add I am old so my comments are probably off.
Forrest Hobbs 10 months ago
I think you've confused "Susceptible" (one of the options) with "suspicious" - unless that was a mistake in an early version of this quiz which has since been corrected.
Load More Replies... Brian Droste 10 months ago
15/25. Just about all of these I didn't know so just guessed. I thought I did decent. The only one I did know for certain was TL:DR.
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