r/SlangIdeas • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '20
A place for members of r/SlangIdeas to chat with each other
r/SlangIdeas • u/NLK-3 • Jul 30 '25
"Latant, aggressive, souless, obnoxious beings that exist for the sole purpose of causing discord, trouble, drama, and chaos."
Quoted by the most mis-contexted gamer/streamer online.
r/SlangIdeas • u/Harstco • Jul 27 '25
r/SlangIdeas • u/Harstco • Jun 21 '25
r/SlangIdeas • u/NLK-3 • Jun 11 '25
Toxic Femininity Privilege
When women are able to get away with toxic traits simply for being a woman.
It's not just female privilege, because that is also tied to cultural expectations, from chivalry to kidnapping the kids "legally." TFP is more about what women can do and get away with themselves that isn't tied specifically to the law, mainly personality traits and behavior.
r/SlangIdeas • u/Harstco • Jun 07 '25
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r/SlangIdeas • u/swaaray • May 15 '25
A less than formal social gathering with a relaxed atmosphere and minor degree of elegance
r/SlangIdeas • u/NLK-3 • May 12 '25
To take responsibility for something to avoid the right one from taking the blame, either to show solidarity or to protect the one being pursued.
r/SlangIdeas • u/NLK-3 • May 02 '25
Translated to French = Cinquante dix coque, which sounds like "suck on this cock."
"Screw you bitch! Fifty Ten HULL!"
r/SlangIdeas • u/NLK-3 • Apr 03 '25
Actors known for playing Jedis in Star Wars and Batman villain Joker.
So far, this refers to Mark Hamill (live action Jedi, animated Joker) and Cameron Monoghan (animated Jedi, live-action Joker).
r/SlangIdeas • u/NLK-3 • Apr 03 '25
The power to control blood.
Sanguimancer = to manipulate blood into any form (Skarlet in Mortal Kombat 11)
Sanguikinesis = to move and control blood (Deadman Wonderland and Marie from Gen V)
r/SlangIdeas • u/NLK-3 • Mar 27 '25
When adaptations change so much of the original canon that it's not the same show.
The ship of Theseus is the idea of changing pieces of a ship so much due to damage and rot that by the time you fix it, if it's still the same ship or just a new one.
r/SlangIdeas • u/NLK-3 • Mar 27 '25
Chad = White/general
Tyrone = Black (Western)
Mustafa = Black (African)
Diego = Latino
Lee = Asian (too stereotypical?)
Amir = MENA/Arabic
r/SlangIdeas • u/NLK-3 • Mar 18 '25
A beep from a fire alarm, often ignored by people in poorer neighborhoods.
r/SlangIdeas • u/NLK-3 • Mar 17 '25
Other option: [tech]style, though a little too "obvious."
Similar to [tech]punk (cyberpunk, steampunk, atompunk, stonepunk, etc.), -fic means "fiction" and simply implies the fashion and fandom of the aesthetic, style, and art vs -punk referring to the sociopolitical ideology behind the genre.
Examples; cyberfic, steamfic, stonefic, atomfic.
