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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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gaff Informal British and Irish word for someone’s house, flat,… gaming gaming: strategic exploitation of rules to achieve a goal. gas Hilarious, entertaining, or absurdly funny in Irish Englis… gaslighting Manipulating someone into doubting their own memory, perce… gatekeeping Controlling or restricting who is allowed to claim members… geg geg: laugh out loud, showing something is funny. genayatollah genayatollah: truthfully, in an authentic manner. GG In plain English, “GG”: good game. GGP In plain English, “GGP”: general game playing. GGs In plain English, “GGs”: Google Groups. ghosting Ending or abandoning an ongoing connection by stopping com… GIPE GIPE: good idea, poor execution. FREE SPACE (TOUCH GRASS) Take a sip of water and step away from the group chat. gippity In plain English, “gippity”: ChatGPT. glazing Giving someone or something excessive praise; the label su… GLHF In plain English, “GLHF”: good luck, have fun. go Godwin go Godwin: bring up Nazism in an argument. go piss girl go piss girl: go ahead and pee, girl, you got this. goated A slang description for someone or something considered th… gobsmacked gobsmacked: utterly astonished and speechless. good good: well, satisfactorily or thoroughly. goy goy: mindless consumer of low‑quality entertainment and pr… goybeam goybeam: fictional directed-energy weapon claimed to be us… grand In Irish English, often “fine,” “okay,” or “no problem.” I… grapey In plain English, “grapey”: like grapes.
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