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izi
izi
(very) easy, simple / easily, simply; also ‘cool; relax.’ It is derived from the English word “easy,” which means “not difficult; calm, comfortable; calmly, comfortably,” and has been similarly modified in American slang /https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php
Czytaj więcejdymy
dymy
A term for unusual events and situations; a commotion, uproar, or disturbance. The expression “będą dymy” means that an extraordinary event or serious quarrel is about to occur and serves as a kind of warning. The older variant of the word in the singular form – dym – also appears
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drama
A conflict occurring in public space, usually media-related, characterized by a negative situation that evokes extreme emotions. Drama typically begins with a hysterical reaction from an individual or group to someone else’s behavior. It has a foundational backstory around which a long-term pr
Czytaj więcejdiss / diss na
diss / diss na
“A response to a provocation, (witty) retort, negative comment about a person, phenomenon, or thing; complaining about something.” In hip-hop culture, a diss is a track intended to mock, insult, or belittle another artist. The target of a diss can also include individuals outside the ind
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delulu
“Detachment from reality, illusions, false hopes, mirages.” The word originates from the English term “delusion,” and it refers to imagined, rather than real, romantic relationships. It is closer to a state of unreciprocated infatuation than to a true mutual relationship. It
Czytaj więcejczilować bombę
czilować bombę
A phrase describing a state of relaxation, unwinding, or free time. It is related to chilling the bomb among League of Legends players who are in a comfortable state in the game. Examples of use: – What are you doing, Krzychu? – Cziluję bombę in the city! /overheard/
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czilować
To relax, to rest, to chill out – from the English “chill (out).” See also: czilera, czilera utopia. Examples of use: 1.– SO WHAT, CAN I CZILOWAĆ NOW AND FOCUS ON THE COMEBACK AND ACTUALLY ENJOY IT, THIS IS INSANE – Have a nice time relaxing. /https://twitter.com/agapezai/status/1
Czytaj więcejczilera utopia
czilera utopia
A state of complete tranquility, lack of worries, and total relaxation. See also:czilera, czil, czilować. Example of use: The food is being prepared, czilera utopia; the only problem is that my dog is sweating. /https://twitter.com/michellypls/status/1414177302498447362/
Czytaj więcejczilera
czilera
Relaxation, peace of mind. See also: czil, czilera utopia, czilować.. Example of use: I came back from work really pissed off, but never mind, it’s a pearl export and czilera, there’s no point in getting worked up /https://twitter.com/kizoposejdon/status/1412156919301775362/
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czil
Calm, relaxation (a Polish version of the English word “chill” with the same meaning). See also: czilować, czilera. Examples of use: 1.Just one more exam and then czil /https://mobile.twitter.com/fatbitchofc/status/1405171889098604547/ 2.I would probably go, but I’m sick, so czil /htt
Czytaj więcejcreep
creep
‘weirdo, oddball, a person who behaves strangely or shows deviations from the norm’ Pronunciation: [krip] The word originates from colloquial English, where the adjective creepy means ‘scary, strange, unnatural, causing fear.’ One of its meanings—according to the Cambridge Dictiona
Czytaj więcejcoś się źle zestarzało
coś się źle zestarzało
‘something that happened’, was said in the past in a specific context, and is now interpreted differently’; ‘something whose meaning has changed due to later events.’ An example of something that “aged poorly” is the statement by Stuu saying he likes the number 12 (“I like the nu
Czytaj więcejCoś się kliknęło
Coś się kliknęło
A phrase popularizing an internet trend that began with a humorous situation. One user, Andrzej R., set his Facebook status to indicate that he was in a relationship with Józef S. Surprised by this, Józef asked in a comment: “What is this supposed to be?” to which he received the respo
Czytaj więcejcichograje
cichograje
Variant: cichograjce ‘Miniaturized wireless in-ear headphones’ The word is a compound typical of youth language (e.g., cichobiegi, cichomieszki, cichodajka) and was popularized by a series of viral TikTok and Twitter posts: “My cichograje.” See: Caciński B. (2023), Cichograj
Czytaj więcejBibleThump
BibleThump
The emoticon has been popular on the Twitch.tv broadcasting platform since 2012. It means grief, sadness, disappointment. It appears in the form of a word and a crying pink ‘smiley face’ . It is also a graphic symbol of a loser or a sign of sarcasm. The graphic version of BibleThump also
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biblethump
The emoticon has been popular on the Twitch.tv broadcasting platform since 2012. It means grief, sadness, disappointment. It appears in the form of a word and a crying pink ‘smiley face’ . It is also a graphic symbol of a loser or a sign of sarcasm. The graphic version of BibleThump also
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bezbek
An unfunny joke, meme, viral or video. Synonym for dry ‘outdated, unfunny joke’. A person without a sense of humor or with a specific type of humor. The meaning is related to the structure of the negation of beka ‘joke, humour, fun’. The expression bez beki (without hu
Czytaj więcej#isoverparty
#isoverparty
Hashtag related to so-called cancel culture (ang. cancel culture). Used for mass boycotting or encouraging the boycott of a public figure, brand, or company due to their statements or actions that contradict the values recognized by a particular community. Example of usage: #JKRowlingisoverparty /ht
Czytaj więcejbased/base
based/base
Bazowane [Eng. Based] or baza [Eng. base] – these are, respectively, an adjective and a noun that express a positive evaluation, approval, or even admiration, in agreement with the the interlocutor’s statement. The words are sometimes used ironically. They refer to the current meanings in Americ
Czytaj więcejbajlando
bajlando
‘contentment, excitement, feeling of joy’. ‘a good dance party’ a way to say goodbye (bye). The word comes from the Spanish verb ‘bailar’ ‘to dance’. Bailando is a gerund form, which can be translated as a noun or an adverb. It became widespread when Loona’s
Czytaj więcejaura / to have an aura
aura / to have an aura
‘a set of positive qualities that influence a person’s good judgment’ The meaning refers to the concept of aura in esotericism and parapsychology, where it is associated with the phenomenon of intangible colors and shapes surrounding people and objects. From a scientific point of view, it
Czytaj więcejJBL
JBL
An acronym formed from the first letters of the following words: Jedność (Eng. Unity), Lojalność (Eng. Loyalty), Braterstwo (Eng. Brotherhood). These words appear in the title of an album by the hip-hop group Hemp Gru. The term JLB, which refers to friendship and good relations between mutually
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(on) top
Variant form: on top Used to talk ‘about people/objects that someone likes very much or are fashionable, up-to-date’; ‘about something that is the best’; Borrowed from English: English noun top – peak, adj. ‘highest’, but also ‘great, excellent’
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essa
variants: essunia, essia non-verbal variants: gesture and emoji – ‘contentment, triumph, joy, relaxation’. The word often appears in the context of winning, having fun, or talking with friends. It is also used to indicate that something went smoothly or had a happy ending. Phrases like “to h
Czytaj więcejAbout Us
About Us
The Observatory of Youth Language and Culture (OJiKM) is a website that collects words, expressions, phrases, memes, and viral phenomena – i.e. semantic units important for communication- and discusses the lifestyle of contemporary young people. The website aims to popularize knowledge about t
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