Streak means a series of things that happen one after another without stopping. It can also mean a run of success, like winning several times in a row. People use “streak” in everyday life to talk about habits, games, and results. For example, someone may say they have a “5-day streak” if they have done…
“You May Know” on Snapchat is a suggestion that shows people you might want to add as friends. It usually appears when Snapchat thinks you may know that person from your contacts, mutual friends, or other connections. People use it as a quick way to find friends, classmates, coworkers, or other familiar people on Snapchat….
BMS usually means “Bachelor of Management Studies”. It is also sometimes used for other things depending on the context, but this is the most common meaning in education. People use BMS when talking about a college degree, especially in business and management studies. For example, a student may say they are doing a BMS course,…
“TH” usually means “Thailand” in texting, writing, and online use. It can also stand for other things depending on the context, but in most casual situations, people use it as the country code for Thailand. People often use “TH” in maps, travel info, usernames, hashtags, and short notes where a country abbreviation is needed. For…
MV usually means music video. It is a short video made for a song, often showing the artist performing or telling a story that matches the music. People use MV a lot in everyday conversation, especially when talking about songs, artists, or new releases. For example, someone might say, “Have you seen the new MV?”…
NS usually means “not safe” or “not suitable” in online chats, but its meaning can change depending on the context. In some cases, people also use it as an abbreviation for other phrases, so the exact meaning depends on where you see it. People use NS in texts, social media, comments, and online posts when…
TBH means “to be honest.” People use it in messages, comments, and social media when they want to say something openly or give a real opinion. It’s a very common shorthand in casual English. People often use TBH before sharing a thought, a feeling, or a blunt opinion. For example, someone might say, “TBH, I…
PMO usually means Project Management Office. It is a team or department that helps plan, organize, and manage projects in a company. In simple English, PMO is the group that keeps projects on track and makes sure work is done in a structured way. People use PMO mainly in business and office settings. For example,…
“GMFU” usually means “got me f***ed up.” People use it to say something really annoyed, shocked, confused, or upset them. It’s slang, so it’s mostly used in casual texting or online chat. In real life, people use GMFU when reacting to something unfair, ridiculous, or frustrating. It can sound angry, funny, or dramatic depending on…
“SMG” usually means submachine gun. It is a type of small automatic firearm that fires pistol-sized bullets. In gaming, movies, and online chats, people often use “SMG” to talk about this kind of weapon. In real life, you’ll most often see “SMG” in military, police, or gaming contexts. People may say it when comparing weapons,…