In slang, “Wasp” (often spelled all-caps “WASP”) stands for “White Anglo-Saxon Protestant.” It’s a short way to describe an upper-middle-class or wealthy white person whose family has been in the U.S. for generations and who fits a traditional, mainstream cultural mold—think private schools, country clubs, and old money vibes. People drop the term in conversation…
“LMK” is short for “let me know.” People use it when they want you to tell them something later. You’ll see it in texts like, “LMK what time works for you,” or in a DM: “LMK if you’re free tonight.” It’s quick, friendly, and keeps the conversation moving. Meaning & Usage Examples “LMK when you’re…
Degloving is when the skin and soft tissue are torn away from the body the way a glove is pulled off a hand. It usually happens after a serious accident, leaving the muscles, bones, or tendons exposed. In everyday conversations, people might say “He suffered a degloving injury in the motorcycle crash” or doctors may…
Gooning is internet slang for a state of extreme sexual arousal where a person keeps edging—almost reaching climax—without finishing, often while staring blankly at porn for hours. It’s the moment when pleasure feels so intense that the mind “goes blank” and the body keeps twitching or grinning uncontrollably. In everyday chat, people say things like…
Google is the world’s biggest search engine and the company that owns it. When most people say “Google,” they mean typing a question into the search bar and getting instant answers from billions of web pages. In real life, “Google” is a verb. Friends ask, “Did you Google the restaurant’s menu?” Parents tell kids, “Google…
Munyun is a playful slang word people use to mean “money.” It sounds like a cute, exaggerated way to say “cash” or “dollars,” and it often pops up in jokes, memes, or lighthearted chats. In real life, you’ll hear it when friends hype each other up—“Let’s get this munyun!”—or see it in captions under flexing…
“Bap” is a casual Korean word that simply means rice, but in everyday speech it also stands for a meal or food in general. People drop it into chat like, “Let’s grab some bap,” or “I haven’t had bap all day.” Friends text each other “bap?” when they’re asking if anyone’s up for lunch or…
“Boomer Sooner” is the fight song and rallying cry of the University of Oklahoma. It’s two short words shouted by students, fans, and athletes to show pride, excitement, and support for the Oklahoma Sooners sports teams. On game day you’ll hear it everywhere: the marching band plays it, the stadium roars it, and strangers high-five…
PNP stands for “Party and Play.” In everyday English, it means getting together to use drugs—often stimulants like meth or cocaine—while also having sex. People usually say “PNP” in private messages or dating apps when they’re looking for others who are interested in combining drugs and sex. You’ll most often see PNP pop up on…
Sub Drop is the sudden emotional or physical crash that some people feel after an intense BDSM scene. It can show up as sadness, tiredness, anxiety, or even flu-like aches. The body has just flooded with adrenaline and endorphins, and when those chemicals dip, the drop happens. In daily life, kink partners will text each…