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The Internet can be a confusing place, even for someone who is using it every day. Because Internet language evolves every day. In fact, Internet slang words can transform language itself, so you need to know them to get by in real life.

Sure, you can look up words in online slang dictionaries, but it's difficult to stay clued in that way. Instead, we whipped up a quick crash course of trendy Internet acronyms and phrases.

AMA: Ask Me Anything

What It Means: Ask Me Anything is a series started on Reddit, where an authority on a subject fields open questions. It is now used more widely on the Internet, with any sort of public Q&A being termed an AMA. For example:

"Hi, I am Adam Savage, co-host of Mythbusters, AMA!"

Incidentally, Savage's AMAs have earned him a spot on our list of the best Reddit AMAs of all time.

Bae: Babe / Before Anyone Else

What It Means: Urban Dictionary says Bae is a Danish word for poop. Unfortunately, the Internet thinks it's a term of endearment: either an acronym for "before anyone else" or a shortening of "babe". Soon enough, pop stars Pharrell and Miley Cyrus turned it into a song, "Come get it, bae." Sorry Danes, this is what the word means, now and forever. The good news is that most of the Internet also treats it as a term of mockery in memes and captions for images, so you can feel free to use it to be sassy. If you're interested, Esquire has a detailed piece on the rise of bae.

when bae acts moody but u don't know what u did pic.twitter.com/IyOFEJqL5n

- Funny Tweets™ (@Lmao) July 8, 2015

DAE: Does Anyone Else?

What It Means: DAE is generally a prefix for a question, where the person asking wants to know if they are not alone in whatever they are experiencing. It's huge on Reddit, niche forums, and discussion groups, but is not used as regularly elsewhere on the Internet. For example:

DAE use the condensation from their fast food beverage container to clean their hands when a sink is not readily available?

Dafuq: (What) the f***?

What It Means: The first time you see "dafuq" on the Internet, you might think it's a legitimate word. It's not. Pronounce it, preferably while no kids are around. Dafuq is the Internet's way of saying WTF because apparently, the Internet-made WTF was not convenient enough. Let not the logic of five characters being better than three characters bother you, weary Internet traveller. We have a long way to go still.

Dafuq @netflix? Of course I'm "still watching"!! I am NOT HERE for your binge shaming.

- Orlando Jones (@TheOrlandoJones) July 2, 2015

DM: Direct Message

"DM me your contact number plz!"

ELI5: Explain Like I'm 5

What It Means: When someone gives a complex explanation for an event and you need them to dumb it down for you, ask them to "explain it like I'm 5 years old", or ELI5. Most often, it's used to explain science or technology in layman's terms. Big on Reddit and discussion forums, not so big on other forms. Here's an example from Hacker News:

FML: F*** My Life

What It Means: As old as this is, it's still used a lot. The idea is that when you go through an unfortunate event, share it with the world by tagging it with "FML". Simple. It's actually pretty therapeutic, especially if you want to confess your misfortunes anonymously at a place like FMyLife, which is one of the best sites to read true stories from real people.

FTFY: Fixed That For You

What It Means: This particular phrase is used in two ways. The first is literal, where if you say something that has an obvious unintentional mistake, another person on the Internet corrects it for you, adding, "FTFY." The other way is sarcastic. For example:

Facepalm: Short for "Ugh, idiot."

What It Means: When someone does something stupid, instinctively, your palm hits your own face or forehead. That entire series of action is now reduced to a single word: facepalm. It can be used to convey dismay, disappointment, ridicule, or disapproval.

*facepalm* Yet to come across a racist with more than half a brain cell.... #HopeNotHate pic.twitter.com/D0FFSnLGGP

- Humza Yousaf (@HumzaYousaf) July 4, 2015

Headdesk: Supreme frustration

What It Means: Headdesk is the extreme facepalm. When someone says or does something monumentally idiotic, you hit your head on the desk to convey your utter loss of faith in humanity. As you flail for hope, take solace in the knowledge that at least you can express your feelings in one succinct word.

#WhenYouTubeSpeaksLouderThanWords

HIFW: How I Felt When

HIFW I forget to pack toothpaste and don't realize until bedtime. pic.twitter.com/rtNhxs6lHF

- Amanda Jean (@RealAmanda) July 7, 2015

ICYMI: In Case You Missed It

What It Means: One of the few times the Internet tries to be polite, ICYMI is just a precaution when you aren't sure if other people already know about something, or when you are repeating something you have said before. It's a way of saying, "You might have already seen this, but if not, here you go."

ICYMI: Donald Trump didn't like my Monday column. #singletear cc @Morning_Joe pic.twitter.com/zjhk1qIDAR

- Jonathan Capehart (@CapehartJ) July 8, 2015

IDGAF: I Don't Give A F***

What It Means: It means exactly what it means in English: a crass, emphatic way of saying that you don't care.

To my future kids: You'll start off with a flip phone. Idgaf if the iPhone 15 is out by then, you're gonna know the struggle.

- Alcohol Problems (@AIcoholProbs) July 1, 2015

IMO / IMHO: In My Opinion / In My Humble Opinion

IRL: In Real Life

IRL Sonic pic.twitter.com/2cAQL7gm6y

- Michael Moran (@TheMichaelMoran) July 5, 2015

JSYK: Just So You Know

What It Means: FYI, if you still use "FYI" to be sassy when schooling someone, you're old. JSYK is the new FYI, so get with it. End of.

Jsyk if you support the removal of maintenance grants you're essentially saying folks like me shouldn't have a right to education, so bye! ????

- Jo Graham (@thejoannagraham) July 8, 2015

Lulz: Kicks (as in "For kicks")

What It Means: Lulz is an off-shoot of LOLs*. Lulz is usually used in the form of "For the lulz", which would be just like saying "for the kicks" or "for the laughs". It's a justification for whatever you're doing or saying; the justification being that it's for a few laughs.

"I did it for the lulz"

- Manda? (@Amanda_mariiiee) July 8, 2015

*If you need to know what LOL is, then you need a much more basic "Internet for Dummies 101" guide than this article.

MFW: My Face When

MRW: My Reaction When

MIRL: Me In Real Life

What It Means: Like HIFW, these are mainly intended as reactions coupled with photos or GIFs. They are also often used to provide a funny caption to an image of a trending topic. Of course, in the case of MFW, the image has to have someone's face.

#MFW some doll comes up and starts giving me grief and I'm all "who even are you?"#GameofThrones #GoT pic.twitter.com/ITEhLjBbco

- Caoimhe (@CaoimheDuff) June 15, 2015

NSFW: Not Safe For Work

What It Means: If you're at the office, you don't want to open a link that has nudity, graphic language, or anything offensive. If the link says "NSFW", then it's not safe to open in an environment where someone might see it and be offended.

Rihanna's #BBHMM video is insane (and NSFW) http://t.co/TJieHtbYBQ pic.twitter.com/YCZVBvn3a7

- E! News (@ENews) July 2, 2015

NSFL: Not Safe For Life

What It Means: In Internet lingo, NSFW is now used more for something that would be offensive in a formal environment, but would be fine if you're around friends. NSFL usually has images, videos or content so graphic that it could be scarring for your eyes, whether around others or not.

WARNING - NSFL: What radiation can do to the human body http://t.co/sxvytUm4xM #science

- Science News (@TheScienceRock) July 5, 2015

PAW: Parents Are Watching

What It Means: Literally that. If kids want to avoid saying or showing something while their parents are around, PAW is a warning to the recipient. In recent times, Code 9 has been also been used instead of PAW, although it hasn't caught on that much yet. For example:

Her: You want to send me that Snapchat?

Him: paw later

QFT: Quoted For Truth

What It Means: There are two ways this is used. First, when someone says something you agree with so vehemently that you couldn't have said it better yourself. Second, when someone says something and you want to hold them to it in the future, as proof. For example:

A: "I gotta say, Bieber is pretty good sometimes."

B: "QFT, I'll remind you about this when you aren't drunk."

SMH: Shaking My Head

What It Means: Like headdesk and facepalm, SMH is used to convey your disappointment at someone doing or saying something utterly stupid.

Donald Trump is such a hypocrite. While he makes racist comments about Mexicans look at the tag in his clothes. #SMH pic.twitter.com/Fw2Jd4ky3N

- Jason Pollock (@Jason_Pollock) July 6, 2015

TBT: Throwback Thursday

TIL: Today I Learned

TIL Leonard Nimoy once gave a cab ride to JFK. The future president told the aspiring actor, "Lots of competition in your business, just like in mine. Just remember there's always room for one more good one".

TL;DR: Too Long; Didn't Read

What It Means: The Internet is a treasure trove of detailed information, but sometimes, you just want the basic nugget and not read the whole thing. TL;DR or TLDR was invented to give a quick summary of the content. For example:

YMMV: Your Mileage May Vary

What It Means: In a similar situation or with a product, your experience might not be the same as someone else's experience. The Internet has decided to make it easy to say that with "YMMV".

Haven't been able to verify the Apple Music vs iTunes Match DRM issue. My iTunes Match matched tracks are still DRM-free on redownload. YMMV

- Steve T-S (@stroughtonsmith) July 2, 2015

YOLO: You Only Live Once

What It Means: YOLO is a justification for doing something that you probably shouldn't be doing, but want to do it anyway. It's also used ironically as commentary on someone else doing something idiotic.

This dude brought his 36" monitor and PC tower into @Starbucks and is killing some online game. Truly special. #yolo pic.twitter.com/aJ5J2cXzRQ

- Jeremy P. Beasley (@jeremypbeasley) July 2, 2015

Bonus! The Shruggie

What It Means: The humble shrug, expressed in the form of a few lines and strokes. Like this:

It can range in meaning: "whatever", "why not", "who knows", "doesn't matter", "enh", and almost anything else that's a quick dismissal. The Awl's piece on the "shruggie" or the "smugshrug" that's worth a read if you're more interested in this super-popular reaction emoticon.

walked 65 blocks home so i could get pizza without feeling guilty and then in the middle i got hungry and ate chipotle instead ¯_(?)_/¯

- Jessica Roy (@JessicaKRoy) May 13, 2014

What Did We Miss?

This isn't an exhaustive list of the trendiest Internet slang, so tell us what we missed. What acronym or word did you recently come across that you had to look up on the Internet?
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