beatmaker
As the name implies, the word beatmaker refers to a producer (or "maker”) of musical beats, particularly those in the hip-hop or rap industry.
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bad boy
Everyone loves a bad boy, as they say. A bad boy is a man who isn't afraid to break the rules. This rugged rebel, staring stoically off in the distance in his Aviators atop his Harley, is… -
Freakonomics
Freakonomics is a best-selling book and hit radio program and podcast by economist Steven Levitt and journalist Stephen Dubner. It takes an accessible look at various social and behavioral phenomena through an economic lens. -
relationship goals
A partner who treks out in a blizzard even with a fever and after a long day at work to get your favorite burrito? #RelationshipGoals. Relationship goals characterize various actions, or couples themselves, that display… -
Klystron 9
Klystron 9 is the name of a powerful Doppler weather radar. It is owned and operated by Bay News 9, a cable television network based in St. Petersburg, Florida. -
omega rage
No, we’re not talking about the fury you feel while getting your behind whipped in Fortnite. Omega rage is a term used by masculinist internet users (like incels) to describe the point at which their anger… -
Takis
Takis are a brand of corn chips distributed by Mexican snack-food maker Barcel. It has a distinctive rolled appearance, similar to a taquito, and is extremely popular due to its variety of flavors and intense… -
cool beans
Won $50 on a lottery ticket? Cool beans, man! Cool beans, slang for "wonderful," expresses excitement or approval, often with a deliberately folksy tone. -
poppin’ tags
If you look fly, maybe you've been shopping at the mall and poppin' tags by buying lots of nice clothes and accessories ... or, depending on your interpretation, stealing them? Poppin' tags can refer to being… -
chutiya
You don't want to be called a chutiya by anyone but a friend: the term chutiya is a mildly offensive but popular Hindi and Urdu word meaning "idiot" or "fucker." -
do you
Hey, do whatever you think is best for yourself, march to your own beat, focus on what you have to get done, do you. The expression do you or you do you means to do what's… -
meep
Meep, an imitation of a high-pitched noise, often expresses a meek surprise or cutesy awkwardness. The word can also convey a great range of other emotions, from excitement to boredom.