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kip
A short nap or sleep in British and Irish English; in Dubl…
knackered
Completely exhausted or worn out after work, travel, or a …
rage applying
Sending out dozens of job applications in a single burst o…
rage bait
Content designed to provoke anger so people will react, ar…
ratio
A social-media response showing stronger pushback than app…
red flag
A warning sign that something may be wrong or deserves clo…
rejection sensitivity
Intense emotional distress triggered by perceived criticis…
rent-free
Occupying someone’s thoughts without effort or invitation,…
resenteeism
Staying in an unsatisfying job out of financial necessity …
revenge bedtime procrastination
Staying up late scrolling or gaming to reclaim personal le…
rizz
Charm or the ability to attract someone, especially throug…
roster
A rotation of several casual dating prospects someone text…
FREE SPACE (TOUCH GRASS)
Take a sip of water and step away from the group chat.
zombieing
When someone who ghosted months ago suddenly resurfaces in…
zonked
Completely drained of energy and ready to fall asleep imme…
baleet
baleet: delete or permanently erase.
banjaxed
Broken, ruined, or completely exhausted in Irish English—u…
banter
Playful, quick back-and-forth conversation, often involvin…
Bare Minimum Monday
Starting the workweek at a deliberate, low-pressure pace t…
based
based: praiseworthy despite being unpopular or controversi…
beige flag
An odd, quirky, or mildly boring habit in a partner or dat…
benching
Keeping a romantic prospect on standby with occasional fri…
bestagon
bestagon: superior hexagonal shape among polygons.
bet
“Okay,” “agreed,” “sounds good,” or “challenge accepted.” …
blam
blam: spam posted on a blog page.