Zoomer slang guide: flexim, hypeem, and compulsion

Zoomer slang guide: flexim, hypeem, and compulsion

Withdrawn from the TV series “Sex Education”

We live in an age where young people are flexible, hype and cold-blooded. For those who do not know the meaning of these words, we have created a mini slang dictionary. Especially since the opportunity is quite affordable. Today Russia celebrates Youth Day. So read and remember!


Hype – PR, make a fuss around something

hype – hype

Flex – in a hip-hop setting, shake it up, switch to a track. Now used to mean “relax” or “show off”

I shout – an expression expressing an overly emotional reaction to something (most often a joke or a situation)

Bomb – infuriates, irritates, forces

Zhiza is correct, a life situation close to the reader.

Poch is short for “why”.

Pal – fake (mainly used in relation to clothes, shoes, bags)

Frame from the series “Gossip Girl”

Roll – laugh (from the English abbreviation ROFL,

laughing on the floor – rolling on the floor laughing)

Yuzat – usage (from English usage)

check – check, view

Wander – to understand, to understand something

You don’t make a mess – you don’t understand

huh – i don’t know

gum – game (from word game)

Shot from the movie “Mission in Miami”

Joining – refusing to go somewhere or do something

Get drunk – leave, exit the game. Also commit suicide

Infa-weave – 100% verified information

Wash – do something, do something (selfie, video)

Evidence – proof

Hate – express hate (from English hate – hate)

Hater – a person who expresses hatred, criticizes, leaves bad comments

coercion – to force, to propagate, to impose

Frame from the movie “The Wolf of Wall Street”

Chill – relax doing nothing, hang out sometimes (from English chill)

Easy – easy, easier (from English – simple, easy)

This is the most commonly used expression to express dissatisfaction.

Thresh – expression of negative emotions, assessment of the situation as unpleasant

Epic fail – fiasco, complete collapse (from British epic fail)

Low flexibility – understand nothing of current fashion, don’t get rich

Dragged – done, done

Fist – a sharp expression (from the English fist – fist) aimed at an opponent, originally in rap (especially in battles)

Shot from the movie “Eight Mile”

Sasny – sexy, cool, awesome

Rebzya – gentlemen

Game – stupidity, nonsense

No b – it’s okay, deal, okay

Feedback – reaction, reaction

Block – block

Personal – private messages on social networks

Tascher – a man who plays well saves the whole game

Shot from the movie “My Daddy 17 Again”

Flud – chat aimlessly, write lots of same messages

for fun – for fun

Vitka – a house party, often with an overnight stay

Cheater – a person who uses dishonest tricks or special program codes in games to gain an advantage over the participants playing by the rules (from the English cheat – deception)

Crash is the object of a harmless secret love (from English love). Crush could be a famous actor or even a friend’s younger brother – everything is so harmless.

Krinzh is an act of shame. It is used as follows: “to catch kring.”

Lois is the same. Often this word is used by youtubers: “put lois, write a comment”.

Frame from the “Euphoria” series

Okay, boomer – very dismissive and even condescending boomers respond to people older than them. Especially when adults are trying to teach life or impose their point of view. The Zoomers respond: “Okay, boomer”, showing in all appearances that they won’t do what an adult asks.

Bingewatching – eagerly watching reality shows or TV series. Thanks internet wasn’t like this in the 90’s

Creepy – creepy, scary. Often used to describe a situation

Real is a shortened version of the word “real”.

Shame – criticize, condemn someone for something (from the English word shame – shame)

Seniors – the so-called veterans of any movement (regardless of age)

Toxic – a person who does not feel the boundaries of other people and can infuriate and spoil the mood with his actions

Vibe – the atmosphere, mood, emotional state that arises when communicating with someone

Source: People Talk

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