Social Media Expressions

noun a sound representing laughter or amusement

interjection used to represent laughter or amusement

• The speaker ended his speech with a light-hearted 'ha ha' to engage the audience.
• I told him a joke and he responded with a big 'ha ha'.
• She texted me 'ha ha' after I made a funny comment.
• The painting was so vibrant and full of life, it seemed to be saying 'ha ha' to the viewers.

verb To criticize or complain angrily or forcefully about someone or something

• She would often rail at the government's lack of transparency.
• He likes to rail at his boss when he's in a bad mood.
• The kids always rail at their teacher for giving them too much homework.
• The wind seemed to rail at the windows, trying to break through.

adjective A term used to describe something of poor quality or unpleasantness.

• The quality of the product was subpar, resulting in a rather lackluster and disappointing experience.
• The movie was so shitty, I walked out halfway through.
• I can't believe you're still using that shitty old phone.
• Her attitude towards the project was really shitty, she didn't put in any effort at all.

noun TYSM is an acronym for 'Thank You So Much.' It is a noun representing a expression of gratitude.

adverb TYSM can also function as an adverb to intensify the gratitude expressed.

• I would like to express my gratitude for your assistance. TYSM.
• Hey, TYSM for helping me out with that project!
• TYSM for the ride, dude!
• Your support means the world to me, TYSM.

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

verb a word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence

interjection a word or phrase that expresses strong emotion or surprise

• I kindly ask that you refrain from mentioning me in any controversial discussions, don’t @ me.
• If you're gonna talk about the best TV show, don’t @ me because it’s obviously Friends.
• I'm just gonna say it - pineapple belongs on pizza, don’t @ me.
• My opinion on this matter is set in stone, don’t @ me with your arguments.

noun a slang term used to address a male friend or acquaintance

• The young man addressed his friend as 'bruh' in a casual setting.
• Bruh, did you see that crazy video on TikTok?
• Yo, bruh, let's hit up the party tonight.
• When he found out he failed the exam, he was like 'bruh, my life is over'.

noun an acronym for 'What the actual f***', used to express extreme disbelief or shock

• I was shocked by the news and exclaimed 'What the actual flip' in disbelief.
• When I heard what happened, I was like WTAF, that's crazy!
• WTAF is a common expression used by younger generations to express surprise or disbelief.
• The sudden turn of events left me feeling like WTAF, as if reality had been flipped upside down.

noun a slang term used to indicate that something is finished or no longer available

• The project was completed and all tasks were dunzo.
• I just need to finish this last assignment and then I'll be dunzo for the day.
• I'm so over this job, I'm dunzo.
• After the breakup, I felt like my heart was dunzo.

noun a feeling or state of mind that is often expressed nonverbally

adjective describing something that is significant, intense, or relatable in a particular context

• The speaker's passionate delivery really set the mood for the entire conference.
• When the DJ played my favorite song, it was a big mood.
• Getting a free coffee this morning was a total mood.
• The stormy weather outside matched my gloomy mood perfectly.

interjection used to express discomfort, surprise, or dismay

• The athlete let out an 'oof' as he landed awkwardly after the high jump.
• Oof, that was a close call!
• I accidentally hit my toe on the table - oof!
• After hearing the news, she felt an emotional 'oof' in her chest.

noun an acronym for 'For F*ck's Sake', used to express frustration or annoyance

• The company's decision to cut employee benefits has caused frustration among the staff. FFS, this is unacceptable.
• I can't believe she double-booked our dinner reservation again. FFS, she never learns!
• FFS, I forgot to bring my phone charger on this trip. Now I'm stuck with a dead phone.
• The constant delays in the project are really testing my patience. FFS, can we please get this done on time?

noun a term used in gaming to signify good game or good play

• The team displayed good sportsmanship by saying 'gg' after the match.
• I always type 'gg' at the end of online games to show respect to other players.
• When you know you're about to win, you can type 'gg' to tease your opponent.
• In life, sometimes you have to accept defeat gracefully and say 'gg' to move on.

adverb appaz is an informal abbreviation for apparently, which is an adverb used to indicate that something seems to be true based on the evidence available.

• Apparently, the project is running behind schedule, appaz due to unforeseen circumstances.
• Appaz, she's not coming to the party tonight because she's feeling sick.
• I heard appaz he's got a new job lined up already.
• His excuses for being late were so flimsy, they were appaz made up on the spot.

noun SMH is an acronym for 'shaking my head' used to express disbelief or disapproval.

verb SMH can be used as a verb in informal communication to describe the action of shaking one's head in disbelief or disapproval.

• I cannot believe the lack of professionalism in this organization, SMH.
• I told him not to eat my leftovers, but he did it anyway, SMH.
• She said she would meet us at 8, but she's not here yet, SMH.
• The way he always blames others for his mistakes is just unbelievable, SMH.

noun A slang term used in online gaming to describe a situation where one team completely dominates the other

verb To completely dominate or crush an opponent in a video game or other competitive activity

• The team's superior strategy led to a roflstomp victory in the competition.
• We totally roflstomped the other team in the game last night.
• That was a total roflstomp, we crushed them!
• Her presentation was a roflstomp, leaving the audience in awe.

noun abbreviation for 'I know, right'

interjection used to express agreement or acknowledgment

• I must agree with you, IKR stands for 'I know, right'.
• IKR, that movie was so good!
• IKR, she's always so extra.
• When she said that, I was like IKR, it was so obvious.