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5×5 CLASSROOM & MEETING ICEBREAKER · 100% SFW

Slang Bingo.

Check off five in a row during your next group chat, lecture, or team call.

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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scroll fatigue A feeling of being mentally worn out by prolonged scrollin… side quest An optional detour from the main objective in a game, or a… sigma A self-sufficient lone-wolf male archetype; also praise me… simp Someone accused of excessive devotion or deference to anot… situationship A romantic connection whose status, expectations, or commi… six seven A meme expression usually said “six seven,” often with a b… skibidi A deliberately nonsensical meme word used for humorous eff… slay To do something impressively well or look excellent. “Slay… soft launch Hinting at a romantic relationship online without clearly … sound Decent, reliable, friendly, or good. As a short reply, “so… sus Suspicious, questionable, or not quite trustworthy. It can… canon event A formative experience jokingly treated as an unavoidable … FREE SPACE (TOUCH GRASS) Take a sip of water and step away from the group chat. Chad An internet archetype of a highly attractive, sexually suc… cheers A toast when drinking; also informal “thanks” or a friendl… chronically online So immersed in internet culture or disputes that your refe… chuffed Very pleased, proud, or delighted about something. “Chuffe… clickbait A headline, thumbnail, or piece of content built to win cl… cooked In serious trouble, exhausted, defeated, or beyond an easy… craic Enjoyable company, conversation, fun, or news. “What’s the… crash out To lose control in anger or act recklessly with serious co… cringe cringe: feel embarrassed, disgusted, or fearful. cringey In plain English, “cringey”: embarrassing. pookie An affectionate name for a loved person, such as a partner… POV “Point of view.” In captions, it usually introduces a situ…
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