The term "NPC" means a person perceived as lacking independent thought, originality, or self-directed behavior, often seen as repeating common opinions or acting predictably. The structure comes from "non-player character" in video games, referring to characters controlled by the game rather than a player. It is informal internet slang and is often used dismissively in online discussions to criticize perceived conformity or scripted behavior.

What does "NPC" mean in internet slang?

non-player character

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A troll on social media is a person who deliberately posts rude, upsetting, or offensive comments or content to provoke others and create conflict. Trolls typically seek attention or enjoyment by upsetting people, starting arguments, or disrupting conversations. Their actions can include insulting others, spreading misinformation, or making offensive remarks. The goal of a troll is often to get reactions from others, causing frustration or distress. Social media platforms may have tools to block or report trolls to limit their negative impact.

Who is a "troll"?

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The term "bot" describes a person who behaves in a repetitive, scripted, or unoriginal way, similar to an automated program. The structure is a direct metaphor from "robot" or automated software, used to imply lack of independent thinking or authentic behavior. It is informal internet slang often used dismissively in online discussions to accuse someone of posting predictable, mechanical, or low-effort responses.

What does "bot" mean in internet slang?

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The term "to mald" describes reacting with angry frustration or emotional loss of control, often after a setback or disagreement. The structure is a portmanteau of "mad" and "bald," originally used in meme culture to exaggerate the idea that someone is so angry they are metaphorically "losing hair." It is informal internet slang, commonly used in gaming and online argument contexts to mock someone's visible irritation or rage.

What does "to mald" mean in internet slang?

to mald

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The term "to ratio" describes a situation where a post receives significantly more replies or quote tweets than likes, indicating that it is being widely criticized or disagreed with. The structure comes from "ratio," referring to the engagement ratio between reactions and endorsements. It is informal internet slang commonly used on social media platforms to signal that a post has been publicly rejected or challenged by more responses than support.

What does "to ratio" mean in internet slang?

to ratio

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The term "glowie" is used to describe a person suspected of being a government agent, informant, or undercover operative in online communities. The structure comes from "glow," referencing the idea that such individuals are supposedly identifiable or "standing out," combined with the diminutive suffix "-ie." It is informal and highly conspiratorial slang, commonly used in internet subcultures to accuse others of surveillance or manipulation without evidence.

What does "glowie" mean in internet slang?

glowie

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The term "clout chaser" describes a person who seeks attention, popularity, or social status by associating with influential people or by doing things primarily for online visibility. The structure combines "clout," meaning influence or social capital, with "chaser," implying pursuit. It is informal and often derogatory, used to criticize behavior seen as opportunistic, inauthentic, or driven mainly by the desire for fame or engagement.

What does "clout chaser" mean in social media slang?

clout chaser

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The term "keyboard warrior" describes a person who aggressively argues, insults, or expresses strong opinions online but is unlikely to act the same way in real life. The structure combines "keyboard," representing online activity, with "warrior," implying combativeness. It is informal slang used to criticize people who are seen as overly hostile or confrontational in digital discussions while lacking real-world follow-through.

What does "keyboard warrior" mean in online behavior slang?

keyboard warrior

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The acronym "KYS" stands for "kill yourself" and is used online as a highly abusive insult or harassment term. The structure is a shortened initialism of a violent phrase. It is informal internet slang and is considered harmful and unacceptable in most contexts due to its association with self-harm encouragement. In practice, it is often used aggressively in toxic online interactions, but it is not a neutral expression and is widely moderated or banned on platforms.

What does "KYS" mean in internet slang?

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The term "bandwagon" refers to a popular trend, opinion, or movement that people join primarily because it is popular, rather than because of independent reasoning or conviction. The structure comes from the literal "bandwagon," a wagon that carried a musical band in parades, later used metaphorically to describe people "jumping on" popular causes. It is informal slang often used critically to suggest conformity or opportunism in following trends.

What does "bandwagon" mean in trend and social behavior slang?

bandwagon

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The term "catfish" describes a person who creates a fake online identity to deceive others, typically in dating or social media contexts. The structure comes from the documentary Catfish, which popularized the behavior, and the metaphor of being "hooked" into a false identity. It is informal slang used to label intentional online impersonation or identity fraud used for emotional, social, or romantic manipulation.

What does "catfish" mean in online deception slang?

catfish

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The term "reply guy" describes a social media user—often assumed to be male—who frequently responds to posts in an unsolicited, overly familiar, condescending, or attention-seeking way. The structure combines "reply," referring to commenting on posts, with "guy," used generically to label the behavior type. It is informal internet slang, usually mildly derogatory, used to criticize persistent or unwanted engagement in comment threads.

What does "reply guy" mean in social media slang?

reply guy

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The phrase "to touch grass" means to go outside and disengage from online activity, especially after being overly invested in internet arguments, games, or social media. The structure is literal—physically touching grass—used metaphorically as a reset from online environments. It is informal slang, often used as a dismissive or corrective remark toward someone perceived as chronically online or out of touch with real-world perspective.

What does "to touch grass" mean in internet slang?

to [touch] grass

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The term "derp" is used to describe a foolish, awkward, or clueless action, mistake, or moment. The structure is an onomatopoeic nonsense word that emerged from early internet and meme culture to represent stupidity or absent-mindedness in a light, non-serious way. It is informal slang and is often used humorously or self-deprecatingly rather than as a harsh insult.

What does "derp" mean in internet slang?

derp

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The term "derpy" describes someone or something that appears silly, awkward, or clumsy in a funny or harmless way. The structure is an adjective form of "derp," extended with "-y" to describe a quality or state. It is informal slang often used in meme culture and casual speech, usually in a light or affectionate sense rather than a harsh insult.

What does "derpy" mean in internet slang?

derpy

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Here you will find slang used for internet callouts, highlighting terms people use to expose, criticize, or shame others online.

Angielski slang dla połączeń internetowych