https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm en-us 2023-06-08 16:22:37 UTC 2023-06-16 13:16:53 UTC hello@padlet.com asthapaudyal20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2618482993 "Girl bye" is a term that is used to disapprove or dismiss a statement that is made. "Girl bye" is also often shortened to "bye", but both mean the same thing. For example "I got back with my ex"... "Girl bye why would you do that", or "OMG the physics final was so hard what did you get for questions 7 and 15??"..."Bye I'm not talking about this right now I'm so over physics".]]> 2023-06-08 16:48:29 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2618482993 asthapaudyal20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621092222 Money started being referred to as "bread" in the 60s because bread became an essential part of people's everyday lives. To earn money was to earn bread. ]]> 2023-06-12 12:26:51 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621092222 asthapaudyal20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621301020 "I couldn't get him on the horn" was a common term used by people in the 1970s. The word horn became synonymous with the telephone as it was derived from a navy formality slang for a speaking tube. ]]> 2023-06-12 16:23:57 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621301020 asthapaudyal20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621303320 The word groovy originates from Jazz music. Initially, the word expressed how musicians all got together and were "grooving" to the music. However, as time passed, people started to refer to it when describing something "cool". ]]> 2023-06-12 16:26:47 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621303320 asthapaudyal20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621308769 The word "word" was used in multiple ways. Depending on the tone of one's voice, the word could be interpreted as a yes, or as a question. "Word, the food tastes fire!" was one way people would use "word" as a yes. "Word? She really did that?" was a way people used it as a question. ]]> 2023-06-12 16:33:05 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621308769 asthapaudyal20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621311014 The word grody in the 1980s was used when describing something disgusting. Apparently, this word was a clipping of the word grotesque. So, often, in the 1980s, one would say "Ew, thats grody to the max!". ]]> 2023-06-12 16:35:43 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621311014 asthapaudyal20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621318262 The word "bangin'" became extensively popular in the 90s, frequently used to describe someone attractive. Also, it was used to describe something fun. For example, people would say "that party was bangin'". ]]> 2023-06-12 16:45:31 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621318262 asthapaudyal20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621321793 BRB stood for be right back, and in the 2000s, when texting started becoming more and more popular, it became convenient to come up with acronyms to use instead of typing out the words. This particular slang term was popular because computers were becoming more and more common, so when people were texting, they had to frequently get up and leave since they were not portable. ]]> 2023-06-12 16:50:41 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621321793 asthapaudyal20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621333314 Emos were people who were interested in listening to bands like Panic! at the Disco, My Chemical Romance, and more music of that genre. Emos were also known to straighten their hairs and dye it, and have their hair covering their eyes. ]]> 2023-06-12 17:05:52 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621333314 asthapaudyal20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621338680 The word Stan referred to an overly enthusiastic fan of someone, or a band. For example in the 2010s, a Taylor Swift enthusiast, now known as a "swiftie" was known as a "stan" at the time. The word originated from a combination of the word "stalker" and "fan" and was influenced by the famous Eminem song "Stan" ]]> 2023-06-12 17:13:53 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621338680 asthapaudyal20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621338885 Originated from the word charisma, the word rizz became extremely popular when referring to someone charismatic. "I want to rizz her up" is a common saying said, meaning that they want to flirt with someone. ]]> 2023-06-12 17:14:07 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621338885 asthapaudyal20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621348251 OD, an abbreviation for the word overdose, is used synonymously with the term "too much". For example, people say, "you're OD funny", meaning you are too funny. Or, 'I have OD work", meaning I have too much work. It can be used with both a positive and negative connotation. ]]> 2023-06-12 17:28:27 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2621348251 elicebaliong20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625497014 "Bummer" is a word used to describe a disappointing situation. Originally used in the 60s to refer to a drug-related "trip" that was ruined, it can now be used in any situation where things didn't work out the way you hoped. Another variation of the word is to be "bummed out" meaning that you feel depressed or dissapionted.]]> 2023-06-16 11:57:15 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625497014 elicebaliong20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625501682 A phrase that is always closely associated with the 70s is "peace out". Someone would use this phrase to say goodbye. Because the hippie movement was in full force during the 70s they used this as a way to use "peace" or "wish peace" to say goodbye to someone or a group of people]]> 2023-06-16 12:06:22 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625501682 elicebaliong20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625504686 A "casanova" is a man who is known for being a romantic. A casanova is cool, and charming, and is found attractive by many women (meaning he probably has several lovers). The term was coined after Giacomo Casanova a very handsome and seductive adventurer and writer. ]]> 2023-06-16 12:11:58 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625504686 elicebaliong20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625508651 "No can do" is a phrase used when someone can't do something they were asked or doesn't want to do something they were asked. The term is meant to be used in a humorous way and is very casual and informal. For example, "Do you want to come to my house later?"..."No can do, got dinner with the in-laws tonight"]]> 2023-06-16 12:18:39 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625508651 elicebaliong20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625519167 Saying "as if" is a way to express that you disagree with something in a sassy manner. Another way to understand the phrase "as if" is by comparing it to the phrase "I highly doubt that". Popularized by the iconic movie "Clueless" released in '95 "as if" was used by many teenage girls in the 90s]]> 2023-06-16 12:36:21 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625519167 elicebaliong20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625522004 "Trippin" is used to describe someone who is acting crazy or irrational. "Trippin" can also be used in conversation when you don't share a common opinion with someone else. "The Knicks are better than the Nets for sure"..."Nah you're trippin Nets all day". The term became popular after Dr. Dre released his hit song Nothin' but a G Thang in '92]]> 2023-06-16 12:40:10 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625522004 elicebaliong20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625524168 "Rents" is an abbreviated way to say paRENTS. The term is not necessarily used in a negative way (although it can be) it is simply a shortened version of the word as a means of saying it faster or with less effort. Many words in the 2000s were shortened like this or abbreviated like "LOL" or "BRB"]]> 2023-06-16 12:43:45 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625524168 elicebaliong20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625538683  "Bae' is a pet name for your girlfriend or boyfriend. Going along with the trend of shortening words Bae is short for "babe" or "baby". "Bae" can also be seen in other variations such as "Baefy" meaning Bae + Wifey. All words mean the same thing and is are cute and touching ways to show the person you love that you care about them]]> 2023-06-16 13:05:41 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625538683 elicebaliong20241 https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625542919 "Chillax" is a fun word that is a combination of the words "Chill" and "relax". The word is used to refer to doing a relaxing activity and sometimes is used as a recommendation to someone to start relaxing. "I'm so stressed for finals I don't know what to do with myself I'm going to study all night"..."Chillax dude I'll buy us some food and we will study together everything will be okay". Or in another context, "Man you had such a busy week what are you doing today?"... "I'm just going to chillax, maybe watch some TV and nap"]]> 2023-06-16 13:12:53 UTC https://padlet.com/asthapaudyal20241/w7evgaq282mpu9zm/wish/2625542919