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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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newbie newbie: very inexperienced newcomer. no cap “Honestly,” “for real,” or “I am not exaggerating.” Cap me… no way no way: I'm shocked and can't believe that. normie A person with mainstream tastes and offline habits who is … NPC From “non-player character”: used jokingly for someone act… vagueposting vagueposting: cryptic, indirect social media post about a … valid Reasonable, respectable, or worthy of approval—used in gro… vibe coder vibe coder: code generator who prompts AI without understa… vibe coding Building software by repeatedly prompting an AI and reacti… viral viral: widely shared online and quickly trending. virtue signaling Publicly expressing an approved opinion primarily to demon… voluntold Being assigned an extra task or committee under the polite… FREE SPACE (TOUCH GRASS) Take a sip of water and step away from the group chat. echo chamber A closed social or algorithmic environment where participa… eejit A pejorative regional word for an idiot or fool, documente… emotional labor Managing one’s own feelings and tone to keep customers, co… main character energy A confident, cinematic sense of being the protagonist of t… masking Consciously suppressing natural reactions or exhaustion in… mate A friend or a familiar way to address someone. It can soun… mates’ rates A friendly discount given by a tradesperson, freelancer, o… the messages Grocery shopping or household errands in Irish and Scottis… mewing A tongue-posture practice pursued with the aim of changing… mid Mediocre, underwhelming, or not worth the hype. Usually a … miffed Slightly annoyed, offended, or put out by a small slight w… mineral Traditional Irish English word for a carbonated soft drink…
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