Evaluation, Judgment & Critique - Hype & Praise

Here you will find slang for hype and praise, capturing how people show excitement, admiration, and recognition in a casual, enthusiastic way.

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bussin'

[Adjective]

extremely good, excellent, or highly enjoyable

Ex: The concert last night was bussin'; the energy was unreal.

sick

[Adjective]

exceptionally good or impressive

Ex: The artwork he created is absolutely sick; it ’s so unique and vibrant !

fierce

[Adjective]

showing bold confidence or an assertive style

Ex: With a fierce gaze and commanding presence , she made even the simplest outfits look powerful .

gnarly

[Adjective]

having an excellent quality

Ex: The gnarly waves made for an unforgettable day at the beach .

legit

[Adjective]

authentic, real, credible, or genuinely good

Ex: His advice is legit, you should definitely follow it.

mellow

[Adjective]

pleasant, excellent, or highly enjoyable

Ex: Her performance in the play was mellow, leaving the audience impressed.

wig

[interjection]

used to express amazement, admiration, or excitement

Ex: Wig!The new album is fire.

whooped

[Adjective]

perfect, flawless, or immaculately done

Ex: The room was whooped after the makeover; everything looked flawless.

dope

[Adjective]

extremely impressive or exciting

Ex: The party last night was dope; everyone had a great time!

dank

[Adjective]

extremely impressive or enjoyable; often used for content, ideas, or trends that stand out

Ex: That joke was dank, I didn't see that punchline coming.

ten out of ten

[phrase]

used to describe something perfect, flawless, or highly impressive

to kill it

[phrase]

to excel at doing something

Ex: Chris kills it on drums.

gucci

[Adjective]

high quality, stylish, or excellent

Ex: His performance at the tournament was gucci, earning him first place.

to ace

[Verb]

to perform extremely well in something, especially a test

Ex: With focused preparation , the job candidate aced the interview and secured the position .

bomb

[Adjective]

used to describe something that is the best, exceptional, or impressive

Ex: The party last night was bomb, I had such a great time.

fire

[Adjective]

extremely stylish, impressive, or high quality; used to show strong approval

Ex: The new café in town is fire, both the food and the atmosphere.

Roman Empire

[noun]

a person, event, or idea that fascinates or occupies someone's thoughts frequently, often unexpectedly or obsessively

Ex: His speech at graduation is my Roman Empire; it was flawless .

gas

[Adjective]

highly enjoyable, entertaining, or excellent

Ex: The movie last night was gas; totally worth watching.

to gas up

[Verb]

to praise, hype, or boost someone's confidence

Ex: The fans gassed up the singer after her flawless performance .

to glaze

[Verb]

to excessively hype, praise, or compliment someone, often to the point of annoyance

Ex: He glazed his teammate after every single point , which was over the top .

sheesh

[interjection]

used to express admiration or praise for someone performing impressively

Ex: Sheesh, your vocals in that song are unbelievable.

it's giving something

[sentence]

used to express that something conveys a specific attitude, feeling, or impression

Ex: It's giving boss without even trying.

cash money

[Adjective]

excellent, impressive, or of high quality

Ex: His advice turned out to be cash money in the long run.

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