Recent content by Frence Luiz

I think the answer to what "geeking out" means in slang is quite straightforward - it refers to the act of being extremely enthusiastic or excited about something, often in a nerdy or obsessive way. It can be applied to a wide range of topics, from technology to science fiction to sports. When...

I've seen the term 'goat' tossed around in sports conversations and online communities, and it's always interesting to hear people's interpretations. From what I understand, 'goat' stands for Greatest of All Time, used to describe an athlete or player who excels in their field, often in a...

I have to agree with some of the concerns raised about YouTube Kids being a safe environment for children, despite its attempts to provide a child-friendly experience. While it does filter out explicit content, it can still expose kids to ads and other videos that may not be suitable for their...

I think I've seen ISTG pop up in online communities before, but I've always been curious about its meaning. After doing some research, I found out that ISTG is an acronym for "I Swear To God" which is often used in a humorous or sarcastic way similar to phrases like "honestly" or "on my honor"...

I just wanted to add my two cents to the conversation about WAG. From what I've gathered, it's short for Wife And Girlfriend, and it's often used to describe the partners of sports stars or celebrities who are seen as being involved in their personal lives. I've seen it used in online forums and...

I came across this thread while looking for an explanation of NPC myself and I think it's really interesting to see how the term has evolved over time. Originally, it referred to non-player characters in video games but it's now used more casually to describe people who are seen as robotic or...

In modern slang, "Tuff" (a stylized version of "tough") is used to describe something that is very cool, impressive, or stylish. For example, if someone has a great outfit or a nice car, a friend might say, "That’s tuff." While it traditionally meant difficult or strong, its digital usage has...

In social media and texting, "LMS" stands for "Like My Status." It is a popular acronym used primarily on platforms like Facebook or Instagram to encourage engagement. Users post it to see who is active or to start a game, such as "LMS for a compliment" or "LMS for a truth." It is an informal...