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10 Gen Z Slangs You Should Know

Check out these Gen Z slangs and their meaning to keep up with your younger ones

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Pookie

A term of endearment used for a close friend or loved one, showing deep affection and camaraderie.

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Simp

Refers to a man who excessively dotes on a woman without receiving anything in return, often at the cost of his own dignity.

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Rizz

Derived from "charisma," it describes the ability to attract or charm others, with "rizz" being the action of displaying that charm.

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Ick

A strong, instant feeling of revulsion or distaste triggered by something someone does, making them unattractive romantically.

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Moots

Short for "mutuals," this term means people who follow each other on social media, establishing a reciprocal connection.

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Sus

Short for "suspicious," indicating that something appears questionable or potentially dishonest.

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No cap

Used to emphasize that something is genuine or truthful, signaling that the speaker is being completely honest.

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Delulu

Describes a fan who unrealistically believes they will end up with their favorite celebrity, often investing excessive time and energy.

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Beige flag

Refers to a trait or behavior that is neither positive nor negative but makes you pause momentarily due to its peculiarity.

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Bussin

A term used to express that something is exceptionally good, impressive, or enjoyable.

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