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Social Interaction & Relationships - Greetings & Social Expressions

Here you will find slang used in greetings, farewells, and everyday social interactions, reflecting casual ways people connect and communicate with others.

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Social Interaction & Relationships
yo
yo
[interjection]

used to greet someone get their attention

Ex: Yo, dude, check this out! 
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brofist
brofist
[noun]

a friendly greeting or gesture involving a fist bump

Ex: They exchanged a brofist after winning the game. 
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peace
peace
[interjection]

used as a farewell

Ex: I'm heading out now. Peace, everyone! 
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peace out
peace out
[interjection]

used to bid farewell or to say goodbye in a relaxed and casual manner

Ex: It's been fun hanging out with you all. Peace out! 
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what's good
what's good
[interjection]

a casual greeting used to ask how someone is or what is happening

Ex: What's good, bro? Haven't seen you in a while. 
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what's popping
what's popping
[interjection]

used to ask what is happening or what is going on

Ex: What's popping, man? Long time no see. 
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dap
dap
[noun]

an informal greeting using a handshake, fist bump, or hand gesture

Ex: They exchanged a dap before heading into the meeting. 
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wassup
wassup
[interjection]

a casual greeting used to ask how someone is or what is happening

Ex: Wassup, dude? Haven't seen you in ages. 
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all good in the hood
all good in the hood
[interjection]

used to reassure someone that there is no problem

Ex: He spilled coffee on my desk, but I said, "All good in the hood." 
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to chillax

to take it easy and calm down, often after stress or excitement

Ex: Just chillax for a bit; you've been working too hard. 
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chillin' like a villain

enjoying leisure without stress

Ex: I spent the afternoon chillin' like a villain by the pool. 
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to hang loose

to relax and take things easy

Ex: Just hang loose and enjoy the weekend. 
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haters gonna hate

used to express that some people will always criticize or be negative, regardless of your actions

Ex: I got a lot of criticism on my post, but haters gonna hate. 
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to max out

to fully relax or take it easy, often after stress or activity

Ex: After finals, I just wanted to max out on the couch. 
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to stay frosty

to remain calm, alert, and composed, especially in stressful or tense situations

Ex: Stay frosty, the meeting might get intense. 
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no sweat
no sweat
[interjection]

used to indicate that something is easy, simple, or not a problem

Ex: Fixing the bike? No sweat, I've got this. 
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no biggie
no biggie
[interjection]

used to say that something is not important or is not a problem

Ex: I forgot your book at home, but no biggie, I'll bring it next time. 
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no bigs
no bigs
[interjection]

a casual or ironic way to say something is not important or not a problem

Ex: He spilled coffee on the desk, but she said, "No bigs." 
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no prob
no prob
[interjection]

used to say it is okay or do not worry, usually in response to thanks or an apology

Ex: No probs, happy to help! 
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