netorare
Netorare is a genre of anime, manga, or video game focused on infidelity. Commonly a subgenre of pornographic hentai anime, netorare storylines typically focus on the internal distress caused by one member in a relationship…
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Xanax bars
Xanax bars are tablets of the psychiatric medication alprazolam. Xanax is the brand name of the drug, and bars is the shape of the pill. -
no mames
No mames is crude Spanish slang used to express disbelief (both positive and negative) or excitement. Used especially among Mexican Spanish speakers, the exclamation corresponds to “No way!”, “You’re kidding me!”, or “Stop messing with… -
self-fulfilling prophecy
A self-fulfilling prophecy is a prediction that causes itself to be true due to the behavior (including the act of predicting it) of the believer. Self-fulling, here, means “brought about as a result of being… -
McSteamy
Based on the nicknames for two characters from the TV show Grey’s Anatomy, McDreamy is a colloquial term for a handsome man who would make an ideal husband while a McSteamy is his sexy, lothario… -
wiener
A wiener is a type of sausage or anything that superficially resembles one, particularly a penis or a dachshund breed of dog. -
Circle Game
The Circle Game is an activity in which one person makes a “circle” with their fingers closely resembling the "OK" hand gesture and holds it below their waist, convincing a second person to look at it. If… -
Larry Stylinson
Larry Stylinson is the nickname given to the pairing of One Direction members Louis Tomlinson and Harry Styles, who some fans believe have a secret relationship. -
Papi
Borrowed by English, papi is a Spanish colloquialism for “daddy,” extended as a general term of endearment like “buddy” for a friend or “my man” for a romantic partner. -
Kiki
A kiki is a social gathering, usually for the purpose of casually “kicking back,” gossiping, and sharing stories. It is historically connected to LGBTQ communities. Alternatively, kiki is also the name of a ballroom drag… -
te extraño mucho
Te extraño (mucho) means “I miss you (so much)” in Spanish. -
bing bong
Bing bong is a nonsense phrase once used by President Donald Trump, which is now repeated as a shorthand criticism of his idiosyncratic speaking style.