Old Gregg
Old Gregg is a character from the British TV comedy series, The Mighty Boosh. He鈥檚 a merman known for his 鈥渂linding mangina鈥� and a love for Bailey鈥檚, especially when it comes in a shoe.
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it’s lit
It's lit means that something is really good, intense, fun, or exciting, similar to other slang terms such as poppin鈥� or off the chain. -
Rafiki
To Rafiki someone is to smear a substance on their forehead, which can be sexual in nature, or to lift up someone or something for honorary public presentation. Both meanings stem from the cartoon mandrill… -
Vector Marketing
Vector Marketing is a multi-level marketing company that sells CUTCO cutlery and kitchen knives. It鈥檚 widely regarded as a pyramid scheme due to a reliance on the recruitment of subordinates to turn a profit. -
disturbia
A blend of the words disturbing (or disturbed) and suburbia, disturbia is used to convey a perceived sense of distress about modern life, especially middle-class consumerism in American suburbs. -
Instapundit
InstaPundit is the name of a libertarian blog and its associated Twitter account. It is run by University of Tennessee law professor Glenn Reynolds. -
dayt
A dayt is a romantic date that occurs during the daytime. -
C-suite
C-suite refers to the group of the highest-level executive positions within a corporation. -
valar morghulis
In the world of literary- and television-series Game of Thrones, valar morghulis means 鈥渁ll men must die鈥� in the fictional language High Valyrian. The common response is valar dohaeris, which means 鈥渁ll men must serve.鈥� -
mile high club
The mile high club is a slang term for people who鈥檝e had sex during a flight. Mile high alludes to the high altitude of air travel and club refers to the act鈥檚 rarity and exclusivity. -
dwu
DWU is an internet acronym聽 for 鈥渄on鈥檛 wait up,鈥� which literally means "don't stay awake waiting for someone to arrive or make contact." Don鈥檛 wait up is also casually used to mean 鈥渄on鈥檛 worry about… -
what鈥檚 up
What鈥檚 up is an informal greeting (鈥淗ey, buddy, what鈥檚 up?鈥�), idiomatic phrase, or an inquiry about a current or recent state of affairs (鈥淵ou seem sad. What鈥檚 up?鈥�).