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Horny hours
Nakita mo yung video niya? H hours bro omg!
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⏰ H hours
Horny hours
Insult for an older person (i.e. old hag)
Gosh, she's such a hag
English
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👵 Hag
Insult for an older person (i.e. old hag)
Derogatory slang (i.e. "Ha? Hatdog"); indicates nonsense
May hatdogan nanaman sa group chat.
Filipino
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🌭 Hatdogan
Derogatory slang (i.e. "Ha? Hatdog"); indicates nonsense
Slang for "Hayop"
hauf kaaaa
Filipino
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🐴 Hauf
Slang for "Hayop"
I don't give a f**k
IDGAF about what you think
English
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🙄 IDGAF
I don't give a f**k
The person's face is so scary it's like a jumpscare
Yikes jumpscare 2:34 !!!
English
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👹 Jumpscare
The person's face is so scary it's like a jumpscare
Unruly behavior typically attributed to bad drivers
Kamote driver 'yan, o.
Filipino
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🍠 Kamote
Unruly behavior typically attributed to bad drivers
A derogatory term for an older individual, usually a Gen X person
Keep up with the times, boomer
English
Terrible
That outfit? Girl BOOT !!!
Emoji
Derogatory expression used to exaggerate
Buwakanang buhay 'to.
Filipino
When someone is to be isolated or shunned due to a specific issue
You think that's real? Ew cancelled!
English
A reference to the tapes of '13 Reasons Why,' where the protagonist kills herself
LOL girl can't wait for ur tapes!
English
Lies / Lying
YOU passed the test? That's cap hahaha ur dumb AF!
English
To start a fight; this term is generally used in a confrontational matter
You say smth like that again, you're gonna catch these hands!
English
The latest version of "charot"
Ayaw niya dito, chariz lang
Filipino
Means "uncool" or "untrendy", usually used by Gen Zs to describe millennial things
You still wear uggs? Ew that's like so cheugy
Filipino
Someone who posts controversial things to get attention
Di naman totoo yan eh, clout chaser ka lang
English
When someone posts something just to get attention even if it's fake or untrue
Eli keeps posting TikToks, he's such a clout chaser
English
Comes from the word “cope” which means "to deal effectively with something" + “opium,” an addictive drug; it's mostly used when a person offends another, usually in Twitch chat
Yea I'm for sure gonna pass that test copium
English
Embarrassing
Yikes cringe!
English
Slang for sis
Whatever, cyst
English
Die / Dead / Death
Why don't you just d-word yourself
English
Shorthand for dako, translates to big; usually refers to size of the male organ
Daks ka ba? Patingin naman
Filipino
Deserve
Dasurv siya mahulog diyan, bahala siya sa buhay niya
Filipino
An expression, usually disbelief
You deadass dude? For real?
English
Shorthand for delikado or dangerous
Deliks yan, wag ka didikit sa kanya
Filipino
Your parents are divorced / not together
Yikes ... divorce leads children to the saddest places :(
English
Exposing someone's personal details (i.e. full name, age, gender, location, photo, etc.) which may lead to identity theft and invation of privacy
Shut up or else I'll doxx you
English
If you "drag" someone, you’re criticizing or making fun of them; insult
LOL you got dragged for filth
English
Sabi, to say
Wala akong ebas sa pagka-loser niya!
Filipino
Slang for luge or "lugi"; unfair
Egul kami kanina, hina kasi ng kakampi eh
Filipino
Slang, depends on the context, usually like "thingy"
Parang ganito, eme.
Filipino
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