Internet Lingo

  • Hugs and kisses shorthand, widely used in chats.

  • yahoo

  • Very common for “oh my god” in chats/texts.

  • Used online to praise or hype someone, esp. women.

  • Zoom, video-call app turned verb in memes and chats.

  • Refers to QWERTY keyboard layout in tech chats.

  • Common shorthand for "I don't know" in chats.

  • Common online abbreviation for Christmas.

  • Search engine giant; often used as verb online.

  • Short for "as soon as possible", common online.

  • Common web term: address of a webpage.

  • Slang for “cool/awesome,” widely used online.

  • Common net abbreviation for “for your information”.

  • Cute emoticon for shyness/happiness online.

  • Short for "never mind", very common online.

  • Short for "by the way", classic chat abbrev.

  • Short for “hit me up”, means “message me”.

  • Shorter hugs and kisses, used in texts/DMs.

  • “Zing” used online for a clever burn or comeback.

  • Widely used online image/joke format.

  • Spanish “que” used in memes and reaction posts.

  • Slang for enthusiastic “yes!”, common in memes

  • "pls" = short for "please", very common online.

  • Means "not gonna lie", popular net slang.

  • Short for “got to go”, classic chat sign‑off.

  • Online slang for "shaking my head", shows disapproval.

  • “Estimated time of arrival”, common chat abbrev.

  • A classic way to send messages online 📧

  • Short for "to be honest", common online.

  • “Zoinks” Scooby-Doo exclamation, reused in memes/GIFs.

  • Zoomer = Gen Z person, huge in memes and discourse.

  • “Zesty” is online slang for flamboyant or extra energy.

  • “Q&A” = question and answer, common online format.

  • Means "I love you", very common online.

  • "bruh" = casual "bro", meme reaction word.

  • “wyd” = “what you doing?”, common chat shorthand

  • Review site name, often mentioned in online talk

  • A classic online comeback and meme phrase 😄

  • Happy exclamation in chats, posts and memes

  • “How ’bout you?” casual reply, common in chats.

  • “wassup” casual “what’s up?”, classic web greeting

  • Means "in my opinion", frequent in forums.

  • Casual "no", widely used in chats and memes.

  • Means "away from keyboard", classic chat status.

  • Short for “see ya”, casual goodbye online.

  • Means "too much information", chat slang.

  • “wow” = surprise or awe, super common reaction online

  • Stands for "in real life", classic net slang.

  • “Cap” = lie, “no cap” = no lie. Very common.

  • "ppl" = abbreviation for "people" in chats.

  • Gen Z slang for charisma/rizz, viral on TikTok.

  • "Lit" = awesome/exciting, very common online.

  • Expresses annoyance or frustration in chats.

  • Online: "at the moment" in chats/posts.

  • “Rest in peace,” common online reaction to bad news.

  • Short for "suspicious/suspect", big in meme culture.

  • "bae" = babe/boo, popular online slang.

  • Means “on my way”, classic texting slang.

  • "Let me know" shorthand, widely used in DMs.

  • Short for “video blog”, common YouTube term.

  • File format name, used online for images.

  • "Duh" shows obviousness online, often sarcastic.

  • Short for "I know, right?", used in replies.

  • Casual greeting online, short for "what's up?".

  • Originated in WoW, lol-like laugh in gaming chats.

  • Stands for "too long; didn't read", net slang.

  • Slang for mood/energy; big in memes and chats.

  • "Ask Me Anything", popular Reddit format.

  • "DND" = do not disturb, common status label.

  • Gamer slang for inexperienced player.

  • Short video app/site; also used for short clips.

  • Common shorthand for the internet in online speech 🌐

  • “Cool” is common casual approval online.

  • “Fear of missing out”, very common online term.

  • Texty shorthand for “how are you?”, used in DMs.

  • “For the win”, upbeat internet expression.

  • Wdym

  • Name of a major online conspiracy movement.

  • Playful misspelling of "cool", classic net slang.

  • Old-school internet “rawr” dinosaur/cute expression.

  • Cute emoticon face used a lot online.

  • Stands for "also known as", widely used online.

  • “Very important person”; common online shorthand.

  • “Chat” = the live message feed or users in it.

  • Used as short reply meaning "okay" in chats.

  • “Greatest of all time”; big meme term.

  • Image format; famous for meme animations.

  • Modern slang for someone obsessively devoted to a crush.

  • "ping" = message/notification, esp. in chats.

  • "Meh" = indifference, common online reply.

  • “oh my lord”, similar to OMG in memes.

  • Major social network, staple internet term.

  • Subculture term widely used in online chats

  • Used to react to pain, fail, or surprise.

  • “Eek” = squeal of fear, used in reactions online

  • Online term for someone who provokes others.

  • "bro" = dude/friend, super common online.

  • Slang for doing amazingly well; big in stan culture.

  • Meme-y way to say "nice", common online.

  • “Thank God it’s Friday,” used in posts.

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