Meme Terminology

pronoun A word that can function by itself as a noun phrase and that refers either to the participants in the discourse (e.g., I, you) or to someone or something mentioned elsewhere in the discourse (e.g., she, it).

• I believe it is me who is responsible for this project.
• Hey, it me who won the game last night.
• Yo, it me who scored the winning goal.
• When it comes to fixing cars, it me who knows what to do.

noun a sequence of random letters or characters typed quickly on a keyboard, often used to express emotion or frustration

• The document was filled with random keysmaash that made it difficult to read.
• I was so frustrated that I just started keysmashing on my keyboard.
• I sent her a text full of keysmash because I was so excited.
• The artist's painting was like a beautiful keysmaash of colors on the canvas.

noun a post on a social media platform that is considered to be of low quality or lacking in substance

• The internet is filled with low-quality content, such as shitposts.
• I can't believe I wasted my time reading that shitpost on social media.
• That shitpost was so cringey, I couldn't even finish reading it.
• His argument was nothing but a series of shitposts, lacking any substance or credibility.

noun a block of text which is repeatedly copied and pasted by individuals over the internet

verb to copy and paste a block of text repeatedly over the internet

• The copypasta was a verbatim copy of the original text.
• I just found a hilarious copypasta online.
• That copypasta is pure gold!
• His speech was like a copypasta of cliches and platitudes.

noun abbreviation for 'that feeling when', used to express a relatable emotion or experience

• The feeling when you successfully complete a challenging project is truly rewarding.
• TFW you finally get a reply from your crush.
• TFW you ace a test you didn't study for.
• TFW the stars align and everything falls into place perfectly.