12 yr old says Feet a lot.
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I mean Yeet.
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I'd been wondering about the origins of this and had been meaning to look it up! This makes things much clearer.
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tragically I think I count as “older” for the purposes of this - and the word I haven’t understood is stan.
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Combination of stalker and fan.
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‘Peak’ came up with my first years this week. Apparently it means sad/bad eg “sorry mate, that’s well peak...”
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Are you in the UK? I’m in the US and “peak” is quite popular but isn’t really used in a way that’s much different from its original meaning - like it’s the pinnacle of a thing or sometimes the most pure example/stereotype. ie: “That temper tantrum was PEAK Jennifer.”
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My English Lang class were suggesting the following: York: ‘spangled’ for ‘drunk’ aged 18 Though, frankly, the magic of the English language is any word can stand for drunk, except perhaps ‘sober’.
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A point brilliantly made by Michael McIntyre here (I particularly like ‘gazeboed’): https://youtu.be/F2hyB_Eg6q8
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