Modern Slang
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15 questions · Published August 23, 2021
Trivia questions (5 of 15)
- Multiple Choice
1. What 1990s comedy introduced audiences to the widely adopted dismissal phrase "Bye Felicia"?
According to Ice Cube, writer and star of 1995's "Friday," "'Bye, Felicia' is the phrase to use to get someone annoying out of your face."
- Multiple Choice
2. What does the acronym G.O.A.T. stand for, commonly used to describe athletes like Serena Williams, LeBron James, and Tom Brady?
Over time the term has shortened from "greatest of all time" to G.O.A.T. to GOAT to now just the 🐐 emoji.
- Multiple Choice
3. What would you be doing if you were "clapping back"?
"Clap back" describes a verbal or written retaliation to criticism—otherwise known as a comeback. The more clever and withering the comeback, the more likely it is to get notoriety.
- Multiple Choice
4. What does it mean when something or someone is described as being "cheugy"?
The popular Tik Tok phrase cheugy, pronounced "chew-gee," describes anything that's considered uncool, untrendy, or people who deliberately stick to "older" trends. The term was coined by 23-year-old Gaby Rasson.
A few things that are considered cheugy by the originators? Anything emblazoned with the word "girlboss;" wooden signs with inspirational quotes; Friends or The Office merch; UGG boots.
- Multiple Choice
5. If you said the words "OK Boomer," who would you be talking to?
Although it's commonly used to refer to any older person, the "boomer" in "OK Boomer" comes from Baby Boomers, people born from 1946 to 1964. It essentially boils down to: "I disagree with you, but I can't be bothered to argue. Keep your opinions." The term "OK boomer" is, in short, both an expression of frustration and a way to end an argument between a younger person and an older person.
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