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1. fluentslang.com › slang-for-childrenTop 100 Slang For Children – Meaning & Usage - FluentSlang

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   • Tea. In slang, “tea” refers to gossip or information about someone or something. It is often used to discuss rumors or share juicy details. For example, “I heard some tea about Sarah’s new boyfriend.”
   • Yeet. “Yeet” is a slang term used to describe throwing or moving something with great force or enthusiasm. It can also be used as an expression of excitement or victory.
   • Yaass. “Yaass” is a slang term used to express excitement, enthusiasm, or approval. It is often used to show support or agreement. For example, a child might say, “Yaass, I love that new toy!”
   • Bruh. “Bruh” is a slang term used to express disbelief, frustration, or annoyance. It is often used in response to something unexpected or ridiculous.

2. www.mentalfloss.com › posts › slang-terms-for-children16 Funny Slang Terms for Children - Mental Floss

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   Feb 7, 2024 · Green’s Dictionary of Slang defines these terms as meaning, “a child who can eat their weight in groceries” and provides an example from the 1935 book No Mean City: “There’ll be nae more ...

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4. kids.kiddle.co › Internet_slangInternet slang facts for kids - Kids encyclopedia

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   Kids Encyclopedia Facts. Internet slang is slang words which are used on the internet. Most of these words are new, such as Wiki and blog, which were not used before the internet became popular. Some old words were given new meanings, such as mail (which now means email ). This makes many metaphor s on the Internet, such as boot (which ...

5. foreverymom.com › content › what-are-your-kidsWhat Are Your Kids Saying? 23 Slang Words and Their Meanings

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   Jun 18, 2024 · 6. No Cap. Meaning: Used to emphasize that someone is telling the truth or being serious, akin to saying “no lie.”. Example: “That movie was amazing, no cap.”. 7. Yeet. Meaning: An exclamation of excitement or approval, often used when throwing something with force. Example: “I just yeeted that ball across the field!”.

6. www.internetmatters.org › resources › text-dictionaryTexting Dictionary - terms used by young ... - Internet Matters

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   bf4l or bffl – Best friends for life. bff – Best friends forever. boyf – Boyfriend. brat – A strong-willed person who goes against expectations. See more here. brb – Be right back. btw – By the way. C. cap – Lie (often used as ‘no cap’, meaning no lie)

7. www.mcafee.com › internet-slang-for-dummiesGetting Down With The Kids – Internet Slang for Dummies!

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   Jan 11, 2013 · So, in the interests of fostering a greater understanding (and ensuring you have a bit of ‘tech cred’), here is a list of the most commonly used slang and its meaning: LOL – Laugh Out Loud (not lots of love) POTS – Parents Over Shoulder. CD9 – Code 9 which means parents are about. KPC – Keeping Parents Clueless. PAW – Parents Are ...

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   What is Internet slang?

   • Internet slang often follows one of three forms: Acronyms – taking the first letter of multiple words to form a new word, such as 'lol' for 'laughing out loud.' Abbreviations – removing letters from words to make them shorter (usually to save on keystrokes or to stick within character limits), for example using ‘tho’ instead of ‘though’.

   Internet Slang Words - Kaspersky

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   Should parents learn Internet slang?

   • But if parents want to stay ITK – that’s in the know – about what their kids are talking about online, then it’s important to learn their language. Internet slang often follows one of three forms: Acronyms – taking the first letter of multiple words to form a new word, such as 'lol' for 'laughing out loud.'

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   What are some examples of popular internet slang?

   • Other examples of popular internet slang may be more concerning. They are not necessarily harmful but could indicate that your teen is involved in more mature activities, which could require your advice as a parent or caregiver. Examples include: Addy – Short for ‘Adderall’, which is used for treating ADHD but can also be abused recreationally

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   Is online slang dated?

   • Remember: internet slang comes and goes, with words sometimes appearing from nowhere and disappearing just as fast. Expressions can quickly become dated or perceived as embarrassing to use. As well as keeping an eye on online slang, it’s worth being mindful of problematic hashtags too.

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   Should teens use social media slang?

   • As well as keeping an eye on online slang, it’s worth being mindful of problematic hashtags too. Teens can use coded or abbreviated hashtags on social media to reference drugs, suicide, mental health, and eating disorders. By searching for the hashtag, they can band together with others discussing, and sometimes encouraging, the same topics.

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   What is a slang term for a child like a rug rat?

   • 1. Ankle-biter Many slang terms for kids, like rug rat, involve the short height of children. That’s true of the term ankle-biter, which has been around since at least this 1840 reference in William Howitt’s book Heads of People Vol. 1: “And how are ye, John? and how’s Molly, and all the little ankle-biters?”

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9. www.kaspersky.com › internet-slang-wordsInternet Slang Words - Kaspersky

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   For example, you could set an ‘online slang’ or ‘teen slang’ alert and get a list of articles about the latest online slang without doing weekly searches for what you might be missing. Talk to teachers or other parents: Stay connected and informed about new online slang or terminology trends by opening up lines of communication with teachers and other parents or caregivers.