ratchet
[adjective]
trashy, loud, or disorderly in behavior or style; sometimes embraced positively
Ex:
Evaluation, Judgment & Critique - Behavior Insults
Here you will find slang targeting behavior, highlighting terms used to criticize actions, habits, or attitudes in a casual or humorous way.
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crybaby
[noun]
a person who complains, whines, or gets upset easily
Ex:
Only
a
crybaby
would
complain
about
a little
rain
.
jobless
[adjective]
having nothing better to do, wasting time on trivial or petty matters
Ex:
That
comment
thread
is
full
of
jobless
people
.
armchair CEO
[noun]
someone who gives advice or critiques on business, management, or leadership without real experience or authority
Ex:
extra
[adjective]
over the top, excessive, or dramatic in behavior, style, or emotions
Ex:
The
performance
was
extra
,
full
of
flair
and
energy
.
cringe
[noun]
content, actions, or behavior that causes secondhand embarrassment or discomfort
Ex:
Watching
him
try
to
impress
everyone
was
total
cringe
.
drama queen
[noun]
a person who overreacts or exaggerates emotions, often creating unnecessary drama
Ex:
clingy
[adjective]
(of a person) overly dependent on someone else, often seeking constant attention, affection, or reassurance
Ex:
A
clingy
friend
can
make
social
situations
uncomfortable
for
others
.
messy
[adjective]
drama-prone, gossiping, or habitually involved in conflicts or trouble
Ex:
He
's
too
messy
to
handle
workplace
drama
.
toxic
[adjective]
harmful, damaging, or unhealthy in behavior, attitude, or relationships
Ex:
Social media
can
be
toxic
if
you
take
it
too
seriously
.
gaslighter
[noun]
a person who manipulates others by denying their perception, feelings, or reality
Ex:
snake
[noun]
a dishonest person with the tendency to deceive people for personal gain
Ex:
He
acted
like
my
friend
,
but
behind
my
back
,
he
was
a
snake
spreading
rumors
.
shady
[adjective]
having a suspicious or dishonest quality
Ex:
The
shady
circumstances
surrounding
the
donation
raised
eyebrows
among
the
community
members
.
hater
[noun]
someone who criticizes, insults, or expresses negativity toward others out of jealousy, resentment, or spite
Ex:
She
ignores
the
haters
on
social media
.
edgelord
[noun]
someone who tries excessively to be shocking, dark, or offensive, often for attention or perceived cleverness
Ex:
flaky
[adjective]
(of a person) unreliable, indecisive, or inconsistent in behavior
Ex:
Despite
his
talent
,
his
flaky
nature
prevented
him
from
being
taken
seriously
in
the
industry
.
honey badger
[noun]
a person who shows boldness, fearlessness, or indifference to others' opinions
Ex:
He
approached
the
debate
like
a
honey badger
.
look-at-me
[adjective]
routinely seeking attention through ostentatious, provocative, or inappropriate behavior
Ex:
[take] a seat
[interjection]
a sarcastic or dismissive remark telling someone to calm down, stop talking, or acknowledge they are out of line
Ex:
Take
a
seat
,
we
do
n't
need
your
opinion
right
now
.
whatever
[interjection]
used to express dismissal, indifference, or a lack of interest in the topic being discussed
Ex:
Whatever
.
weird flex, but OK
[interjection]
used to acknowledge someone's brag or achievement that is unusual, trivial, or unimpressive, often sarcastically
Ex:
| Evaluation, Judgment & Critique | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Hype & Praise | Degree & Intensification | Affirmations | Personal Insults |
| Behavior Insults | Judgments & Critiques | Internet Callouts | Reaction & Exaggeration |
| Sarcasm & Irony | |||