Online Gaming Terms

noun a casual conversation or talk

verb to engage in informal conversation

• During the meeting, they engaged in a productive chat about the upcoming project.
• I had a nice chat with my neighbor while walking the dog.
• Let's have a quick chat about our weekend plans.
• The colors in the painting seem to be having a chat with each other.

noun an activity in which people bet money on the outcome of a game or event, typically involving chance

• Many people view gambling as a form of entertainment that should be regulated.
• I heard John lost a lot of money gambling at the casino last night.
• I'm feeling lucky, let's hit up the slots and do some gambling.
• Life is like a game of gambling, you never know what cards you'll be dealt.

noun a card game involving skill and gambling, played with a standard deck of 52 cards

• Many people enjoy playing poker as a form of entertainment and skill.
• Let's gather at my place tonight for some poker games!
• I'm feeling lucky tonight, let's hit up the poker tables.
• Negotiations in politics can sometimes feel like a high-stakes game of poker.

noun a sum of money or other valuable thing won as a prize in a game or competition

• The lottery winner was overjoyed with their winnings.
• I can't believe how much I won in the raffle! My winnings are huge!
• I hit the jackpot at the casino and my winnings are off the charts!
• His hard work and dedication finally paid off, resulting in significant winnings.

noun PMSL is an acronym that stands for 'Pissing Myself Laughing.' It is used to indicate that something is extremely funny.

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• During the meeting, I overheard someone saying they were PMSL after hearing a joke.
• I can't stop PMSL at that hilarious meme you sent me!
• My friends always make me PMSL with their crazy antics.
• The comedian's jokes had the audience PMSL throughout the entire show.

noun a severe beating or physical attack

• The victim of the assault suffered a severe beatdown.
• I heard there was a crazy beatdown at the party last night.
• Those guys got a serious beatdown after starting a fight.
• The team received a beatdown in the championship game.

noun A made-up word that combines 'quit' and 'Italy' to refer to the hypothetical event of Italy leaving the European Union

• Quitaly is a term used to describe the potential exit of Italy from the European Union.
• Have you heard about Quitaly? It's all over the news.
• I don't think Quitaly will actually happen, it's just a lot of talk.
• The idea of Quitaly looms over the future of the EU like a dark cloud.

noun an acronym for 'laughing my ass off', used to indicate that something is very funny

• The acronym 'lmao' stands for 'laughing my ass off'.
• I can't stop laughing, lmao!
• That joke was so funny, lmao!
• His reaction to the prank was priceless, lmao!

noun In this context, BBFL is a proper noun representing a specific type of relationship or bond between individuals.

• The business partners have been friends for years and consider each other to be BBFLs.
• I told my BBFL all about my crush on that guy from work.
• Me and my BBFL are going shopping this weekend.
• The bond between the two sisters was so strong, they were like BBFLs.