Teacher Keeps A Full List Of Slang Words He Hears From His Students
I am sure teachers these days are super confused over what they hear from students. I am not a teacher and even I get confused on certain words and what…
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Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesI am sure teachers these days are super confused over what they hear from students.
I am not a teacher and even I get confused on certain words and what they mean. The teacher decided to make his own dictionary on these words and the list has gone viral on Twitter.
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This is the full list with the definitions:
- High key – very obvious
- Hop off – mind your own business
- I’m dead – that was amusing
- Low key – not very obvious
- Mad mad/big mad – very mad
- No cap – I’m serious
- Opp – snitch
- Pull up/come through – an invitation
- Put someone on – getting someone into a trend
- Rashing – making fun of someone
- Real one – someone you trust
- Run that – to start
- Secure(d) the bag – receiving money
- Sis – exclamation of disbelief
- Slaps – of high quality
- Slay – do really well
- Smacks – a tasty treat
- Snack – a person who looks good
- Stay up – you’ll be ok
- Sus – suspicious
- Take the L – willingly make a sacrifice
- Tea/spill the tea – gossip
- Tight – extremely mad
- Tweakin – overreacting
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