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hallucinate
hallucinate: generate information not backed by its traini…
hallucination
hallucination: confident but incorrect AI response.
hard launch
Announcing a new romantic partner unmistakably on social m…
hatedom
hatedom: group of anti‑fans of a work.
hater
hater: person who strongly dislikes something.
haunting
haunting: hard to forget, staying in the mind.
heckin
In plain English, “heckin”: very.
highkey
“Really,” “openly,” or “without trying to play it down.” I…
hivemind
Rapid collective agreement in an online forum where thousa…
hyperfixation
Complete, all-consuming absorption in a single topic, hobb…
people pleasing
Habitually prioritizing others’ comfort and agreement over…
periodt
periodt: that's final, no debate allowed.
FREE SPACE (TOUCH GRASS)
Take a sip of water and step away from the group chat.
pocket watching
Obsessively monitoring or speculating about how much money…
pookie
An affectionate name for a loved person, such as a partner…
POV
“Point of view.” In captions, it usually introduces a situ…
prompt hacking
prompt hacking: tricking an AI into ignoring its original …
proper
A UK and Irish colloquial use of proper as an adverb meani…
gaff
Informal British and Irish word for someone’s house, flat,…
gas
Hilarious, entertaining, or absurdly funny in Irish Englis…
gaslighting
Manipulating someone into doubting their own memory, perce…
gatekeeping
Controlling or restricting who is allowed to claim members…
GG
In plain English, “GG”: good game.
ghosting
Ending or abandoning an ongoing connection by stopping com…
glazing
Giving someone or something excessive praise; the label su…