Pronunciation: /ʌsi/
noun a photograph taken by oneself, typically with a smartphone or webcam and shared via social media
A1 I took an ussie with my friends at the beach.
A2 She loves taking ussies with her dog.
B1 We decided to take an ussie to commemorate our trip.
B2 The group of friends gathered for an ussie before parting ways.
C1 The celebrity posed for an ussie with fans outside the event.
C2 The ussie captured the joy and camaraderie of the team after winning the championship.
verb to take a photograph of oneself, typically with a smartphone or webcam and share it via social media
A1 I ussie with my friends at parties.
A2 She loves to ussie with her dog in the park.
B1 We often ussie together after work to relax.
B2 The couple ussied on the beach during their vacation.
C1 Professional photographers often ussie with their clients during photo shoots.
C2 The celebrities were caught ussying at the event by the paparazzi.
formal The group of friends took a ussie to capture the moment at the event.
informal Let's take a ussie before we leave the party!
slang We need to snap a quick ussie before we head out.
figurative The artist painted a ussie of the bustling cityscape.
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