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  1. lalaland

    lalaland

    Lalaland is a colloquial term for "being out of touch with reality," usually due to bliss or ignorance. As La La Land, it is a nickname for Los Angeles, California.  
  2. gogle

    gogle

    Gogle is a common misspelling of the internet search engine Google, occasionally used as a slang term for looking at pornography accessed from a Google search.
  3. Krang

    Krang

    In the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise, Krang is an evil supervillain in the form of a gelatinous, tentacled brain. Deprived of a body, he achieves mobility through the use of an android body or…
  4. Flocka

    Flocka

    Flocka refers to rapper Waka Flocka Flame, used especially by his fans to refer to him and his music.
  5. hunh

    hunh

    Hunh is an interjection that conveys annoyance, confusion, or curiosity. It also adds emphasis at the end of the question.
  6. 5/7

    5/7 is an internet meme referring to an unusual film rating scale developed by a Facebook user. It's used allusively to express ironic or earnest appreciation of online content.
  7. one step ahead

    one step ahead

    One step ahead is an expression used to describe someone who or something that is more prepared, advanced, or skilled.
  8. brothe

    brothe

    Brothe is a corruption, often humorous, of the past tense of breathe. It sometimes appears as an alternative spelling or misspelling of brother.
  9. bebe

    bebe

    Bebe is an alternate spelling and pronunciation of baby, usually used playfully or affectionately.
  10. kairos

    kairos

    Translated as "the right time" from Ancient Greek, kairos variously refers to an "opportune presentation" in rhetoric and a "spiritual opportunity" in Christian theology. Kairos also refers to a Catholic retreat program, a popular dragon…
  11. Mask Off

    mask off

    Mask Off is the title of a hit 2017 song by rap artist Future. The song inspired a viral challenge called the Mask Off Challenge on social media, featuring  young black musicians remixing the song…
  12. Krampus

    Especially popular in Germanic and Slovakian cultures, Krampus is a sinister counterpart to Santa Claus who, instead of rewarding good children, punishes wicked ones.