Slang evolves rapidly, and new words emerge frequently. While I don't have a comprehensive list of 2024 slang since my knowledge only extends to October 2021, I can provide you with examples of slang that were popular around that time. Keep in mind that meanings can vary by region and social group. Here are some examples of slang words and phrases that were on the rise or commonly used around then, along with their meanings:
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Bet: Used to express agreement or affirmation, similar to saying "okay" or "sure."
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Cap/No Cap: "Cap" means a lie, while "no cap" means no lie, or being honest about something.
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Flex: To show off, whether it be wealth, physical appearance, skills, etc.
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Lit: Used to describe something that is exciting or excellent; often associated with parties or good times.
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Ghosting: The act of suddenly cutting off all communication with someone without explanation, typically in dating contexts.
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Salty: Feeling bitter or upset about something.
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Tea: Refers to gossip or juicy information. "Spill the tea" means to share the gossip.
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Simp: Someone who is overly attentive or submissive to someone they are attracted to, often at the expense of their own needs.
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Vibe Check: A way to assess the mood or atmosphere of a situation.
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Woke: Originally meaning being aware of social injustices, it has evolved to also refer to being socially conscious or enlightened.
If you're curious about brand new slang terms that may have emerged in 2024 specifically, checking out social media platforms like TikTok, Twitter, or Instagram, where slang often takes root, could provide the freshest updates!