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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taking the piss
Mocking someone, joking around, or acting unreasonably—suc…
talking stage
The early phase of romantic interest where two people text…
task masking
Typing loudly, carrying a laptop briskly, or keeping sprea…
tasteslop
A critical label for AI-generated style or lifestyle conte…
TBH
In plain English, “TBH”: to be honest.
third place
A social space outside home and work—such as a pub, cafe, …
throw a wobbly
Lose one’s temper suddenly or have an exaggerated tantrum …
TL;DR
“Too long; didn’t read.” It can dismiss a long message, bu…
touch grass
Step away from the internet and regain some real-world per…
touch some grass
A pointed reminder to log off the internet, step outside, …
trauma dumping
Sharing intense, unprocessed personal distress with an unp…
tryhard
tryhard: player perceived as putting too much effort into …
FREE SPACE (TOUCH GRASS)
Take a sip of water and step away from the group chat.
2MAD
In plain English, “2MAD”: two meals a day.
2moro
In plain English, “2moro”: tomorrow.
D2D
In plain English, “D2D”: door-to-door.
dandere
dandere: silent, unexpressive character.
dead internet theory
The idea that much online activity is automated or artific…
deadass
deadass: in a completely sincere way, without joking.
deadly
Fantastic, brilliant, or genuinely great in Dublin and wid…
delulu
An exaggerated, informal version of “delusional”: unrealis…
deredere
deredere: love‑struck, sweet, flirtatious, constantly affe…
derp
derp: that was a foolish or stupid act.
derpy
derpy: odd or silly-looking, as if its eyes are misaligned…
DF
In plain English, “DF”: desired face.