Play Group-Chat & Classroom Slang Bingo (100% SFW general-audience vocabulary). Use it as an icebreaker in B1–C2 ESL classes, university linguistics clubs, or remote team standups. Click any square to open its sourced definition and examples.
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ick
A feeling or expression of disgust or aversion. “The ick” …
ICYMI
ICYMI expands to 'in case you missed it,' introducing info…
IDK
In plain English, “IDK”: I don't know.
IMO
In plain English, “IMO”: in my opinion.
imposter syndrome
Persistent internal doubt that one’s achievements are unde…
in-group
A social circle or subculture whose members share identity…
industry plant
A creator or musician who presents themselves as self-made…
IYKYK
“If you know, you know”: a signal that people with the sha…
quiet cutting
Reassigning employees to lower-status roles or Eliminating…
quiet firing
quiet firing: act of neglect that pushes employees to quit…
quiet quitting
Performing the exact duties specified in one’s job descrip…
yeet
yeet: an exclamation of excitement or approval.
FREE SPACE (TOUCH GRASS)
Take a sip of water and step away from the group chat.
yikes
yikes: an exclamation of shock and alarm.
b4
In plain English, “b4”: before.
baleet
baleet: delete or permanently erase.
banjaxed
Broken, ruined, or completely exhausted in Irish English—u…
banter
Playful, quick back-and-forth conversation, often involvin…
Bare Minimum Monday
Starting the workweek at a deliberate, low-pressure pace t…
based
based: praiseworthy despite being unpopular or controversi…
begpost
begpost: digital post asking for money.
beige flag
An odd, quirky, or mildly boring habit in a partner or dat…
benching
Keeping a romantic prospect on standby with occasional fri…
bestagon
bestagon: superior hexagonal shape among polygons.
bet
“Okay,” “agreed,” “sounds good,” or “challenge accepted.” …