The Slang List
THIS is the Slang List. Everything we use in text or irl is here so there's no confusion. Wonder what somethin means? come here and see if you can find it. [[DISCLAIMER: Read this if you're genuinely not understanding somethin, ts is hard to read through, or at least for me it is.]]
| Word | Part of Speech | Meaning | Usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wombo | Wombo | [Word] + [Combo] / the combination of two or more words, smushing them together into one | Use this wombo to describe any wombo (word combo) |
| Wsp | Greeting/ Abbreviation | [What's] + [Up] | Use this as a greeting, pretty simple. The only thing is, some use this as a 'hello' while others (such as myself) treat it as the question "what's up", which essentially means "what is going on." |
| Word to Bro | Phrase | On my brother/ swear to my bro | In a normal sense, you'd use this to put emphasis on the integrity and credibility of what you're saying. (Ex: Word to bro, I ain't do that shit.) However, it can be used to ask about one's word's credibility (in a similar fashion as asking "really?", but with more weight), OR it can also be used to show that you heard and understand something. |
| Wsg | Greeting/ Abbreviation | [What's] + [Good] | Use this as a greeting, just about the same use as wsp. The only difference is, wsg means "What is good," so you might not answer the same way you answer wsp. If I said wsp and you said nothing, that'd meaning nothing's going on. If I said wsg and you said nothing, I'm a little concerned for ya, bud. |
| Wuzzanin' | Greeting/ technically a wombo | [What's] + [Happenin'] | Think of it as an elevated version of wsp. This "wombo" originates from the African American community, it's heavily rooted in AAVE (African American Vernacular English). If you use this, I'd personally presume you're black. |
| Candy's/Candy | Noun/Adjective | Something of high quality, or something that is worth praise and recognition | Use this word when talking about something of high quality or worth praise. Ex: That shit's the Candy's. |
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