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carefreewannabe: Interesting.No time sweedie |
Lilimax: Good to know; I like this word YOLOYeah...buh peeps missing d real msg |
sammieguze: Catching up with global trendsGod know say u sabi sum tin my bro...feel ur post |
kolamilan: hot mess lol.I dey tell u |
Tessy10: First time am commenting on a topic on FP...we getting there..next i'l b d FTC...time to settle down and read what d Op wroteLol. |
bloglover: @AHHDJI no fit laf finish |
cuttiemama: Hmmm! Abriviations now in dictionary. SMH...Since nah...u just realised?? |
igbsam: Interesting. But its meant for our coming generation. Not this present one!Lolz except say u don reach 80 years like dah |
nnekamezor: Interesting.... Feed me more (FMM) Dis shuld hv bin included.I dey tell u for real...dey need add am |
begwong: @op why not get back to your post and get the new words additions BOLDED for ease of viewing,especially those of us using 3310 to browse?Lolz..I hear |
sonyc00: ;DYOU FORGOT ONE....SUAREZ(person)by far the greatest family name known to be.eg:I dey laf d cry |
AmberQueen: Nice,very nice....Yeah as nice as u |
YOUNGSTUNA: YOLO and SMH aint newBuh new to d dictionary |
Eve62: These guys want to format our brains. abi?It seem like |
MizMyColi: Okay, I'll send them @ work, I'll PM you first for your email addy. I live in Lagos, Nigeria.OK dear |
Bernardinho: u quys(moderators) are so bias, same topic i created n didnt qrace the first page,n dat same topic was created a day after n was shifted to first paqe after jst few comments,,chai!! Continue God is watchinqNo vex...there is God...try harder it is nuting. |
YessWeeCan: CHAii: An expression of uncontrollable sympathy.Brother! Haha...u just put smile for ma face...God bless. |
Infoay: Learning continues...I like dah. |
MizMyColi:thanx u too much joor...would live all buh for now....d software development and html with CSS...were do u stay cutie and maybe head first networking. ![]() |
Oxford's editors have welcomed a new batch of words to their database, validating young people and making life less confusing for old people Oxford Dictionaries, the arm of the Oxford family that focuses on current English, announced on Wednesday that they’ve added the latest batch of words to their ranks. For all those who are ready to set their quills to parchment and declare the end of the English language, now that such frivolous terms are getting respect from Oxford, please keep in mind that this is not the Oxford English Dictionary. That arm of the family is more like the serious and intellectual grandfather who constantly withholds his approval from younger generations. In other words, the OED editors require words to have much more historical, significant impact before adding them to that reference. Caveats made, here is a selection of Oxford Dictionaries’ noobs: acquihire (n.): buying out a company primarily for the skills and expertise of its staff. adorbs (adj.): arousing great delight; cute or adorable. air punch (n.): thrusting one’s clenched fist up into the air, typically as a gesture of triumph. amazeballs (adj.): very impressive, enjoyable, or attractive. anti-vax (adj.): opposed to vaccination. binge-watch (v.): watch multiple episodes of a television program in rapid succession. bro hug (n.): a friendly embrace between two men. clickbait (n.): (on the Internet) content whose main purpose is to attract attention and draw visitors to a particular web page. cray (adj.): crazy, but without that time-consuming extra syllable. Deep Web (n.): the part of the World Wide Web that is not discoverable by means of standard search engines. doncha (contraction): don’t you. douchebaggery (n.): obnoxious or contemptible behaviour. e-cig (n.): another term for electronic cigarette. fandom (n.): the fans of a particular person, team, series, etc., regarded collectively as a community or subculture. fast follower (n.): a company that quickly imitates the innovations of its competitors. 5:2 diet (n.): a diet that involves eating normally for five days out of a seven-day period and greatly restricting the amount of food eaten on the other two days. FML (abbrev.): (vulgar slang) f— my life! (used to express dismay at a frustrating personal situation) hate-watch (v.): watch (a television program usually) for the sake of the enjoyment derived from mocking or criticizing it. hot mess (n.): a person or thing that is spectacularly unsuccessful or disordered. hot mic (n.): a microphone that is turned on, in particular one that broadcasts a spoken remark that was intended to be private. humblebrag (n. & v.): (make) an ostensibly modest or self-deprecating statement whose actual purpose is to draw attention to something of which one is proud. hyperconnected (adj.): characterized by the widespread or habitual use of devices that have Internet connectivity. ICYMI (abbrev.): in case you missed it. listicle (n.): an Internet article presented in the form of a numbered or bullet-pointed list. live-tweet (v.): post comments about (an event) on Twitter while the event is taking place. mansplain (v.): (of a man) explain something to someone, typically a woman, in a manner regarded as condescending or patronizing. mud run (n.): an event in which participants negotiate a course consisting of obstacles filled or covered with mud. neckbeard (n.): growth of hair on a man’s neck, especially when regarded as indicative of poor grooming. Paleo diet (n.): a diet based on the type of foods presumed to have been eaten by early humans. second screen (n.): a mobile device used while watching television, especially to access supplementary content or applications. sentiment analysis (n.): the process of computationally identifying and categorizing opinions expressed in a piece of text. side boob (n.): the side part of a woman’s breast, as exposed by a revealing item of clothing. side-eye (n.): a sidelong glance expressing disapproval or contempt. smartwatch (n.): a mobile device with a touchscreen display, worn on the wrist. SMH (abbrev.): shaking (or shake) my head (used to express disapproval, exasperation, etc.). spit take (n.): (especially as a comic technique) an act of suddenly spitting out liquid one is drinking in response to something funny or surprising. subtweet (n.): (on Twitter) a post that refers to a particular user without directly mentioning them, typically as a form of furtive mockery or criticism. tech-savvy (n.): well informed about or proficient in the use of modern technology. time-poor (adj.): spending much of one’s time working or occupied. throw shade (phr.): publicly criticize or express contempt for someone. vape (v.): inhale and exhale the vapor produced by an electronic cigarette or similar device. WDYT (abbrev.): what do you think? YOLO (abbrev.): you only live once (expressing the view that one should make the most of the present moment).[url][/url] |
PedroJP: Single too, i won't b an exception since my folks here are all saying single single singleLafin like pharaoh LLP ![]() |
MizMyColi:Hi cutie how are ya...hope u still gat me in mind bouh d e-book... |
WoodcrestMayor: Ororo my guy.Yet they say he's proud...smh.Some pple release one track and next thing you see them with mo-hawk,tattoos and borrowed blings...#PovertyMentalityLolz |
abatically: I don't understand what u mean by that. Anybody has the right to draw whatever he likes on his body. ITS HIS BODY.yeah u r rite....most of all does tatoo gat there meaning....expecially d chinese ...and e be like say na dem get tatoo.....it could be a face of a demon or a god....u come draw put for ur body ...dey link them self to d person from dat tatoo...demon wey d find #Host before.. |
Adikam: my sister i dey vex my frnd sister get belle 4 aristo he pick race i no fit follo u laffLwkmd |
abatically: Having a tattoo is a thing of choice. Having a tattoo doesn't make someone LESS of a man, neither does not having a tattoo make someone a REAL man. People draw tattoo for many reasons. Some for fashion, some based on a course they believe in, some write the names of their loved ones, etc. I really don't see any big deal in that... Just as some men piece their ears, some have dreadlocks on their head, some carry crazy hair styles.... Whatever works for u. Most entertainers have one thing or the other going for them. Ronaldo spends lots of time dressing his hair, lavezzi and boateng spend time at the tattoo parlor... All na same.Yeah....buh know wat u draw |
heatmeup: whatU are a smart gurl ![]() |





