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W
In internet slang, W abbreviates win: a success or winning…
weaponized incompetence
Pretending to be bad at a household or workplace task so t…
neckmaxx
neckmaxx: exercise to bulk up the neck.
never-ending September
never-ending September: the prolonged period of rapid Usen…
newbie
newbie: very inexperienced newcomer.
newsky
newsky: new user of the Bluesky platform.
nmu
nmu: I haven't done much, what about you?.
no cap
“Honestly,” “for real,” or “I am not exaggerating.” Cap me…
no way
no way: I'm shocked and can't believe that.
nootice
nootice: written or printed announcement.
nophono
nophono: obscure or uninteresting piece of media that few …
normie
A person with mainstream tastes and offline habits who is …
FREE SPACE (TOUCH GRASS)
Take a sip of water and step away from the group chat.
nose ring theory
nose ring theory: notion that women with nose rings are in…
not my Nigel
not my Nigel: sarcastic imitation of a woman claiming her …
notice
notice: formal notification or warning.
novideo
In plain English, “novideo”: NVIDIA.
NPC
From “non-player character”: used jokingly for someone act…
NTTAWTT
NTTAWTT: not that there's anything wrong with that.
nuh
In plain English, “nuh”: do not.
nuke
nuke: wipe out a chat server or community by mass‑deleting…
factive
factive: a fictional persona based on a real person.
faffing
Wasting time on dithering, minor adjustments, or unproduct…
fairy comment
fairy comment: sarcastic, emoji‑filled comment that starts…
fairycore
fairycore: whimsical, fairy‑inspired aesthetic.