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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.
heightflation
heightflation: the rise in the height considered tall or a…
highkey
“Really,” “openly,” or “without trying to play it down.” I…
Himothy
Himothy: person who is exceptionally skilled, confident, o…
hivemind
Rapid collective agreement in an online forum where thousa…
hot rodent man
hot rodent man: surprisingly good-looking celebrity man wi…
FREE SPACE (TOUCH GRASS)
Take a sip of water and step away from the group chat.
huge if true
huge if true: that would be huge if true.
hushpitality
hushpitality: quiet, low‑stimulus hospitality for burnout …
hustle culture
hustle culture: a social and professional mindset that glo…
hyperfixation
Complete, all-consuming absorption in a single topic, hobb…
I hope she sees this
I hope she sees this: a sarcastic reply to a post that pan…
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.
idts
In plain English, “idts”: I don't think so.
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…