Past generations thought they were pretty “groovy,” “hip,” “awesome,” or “radical.”
Today’s kids might describe themselves as having that “drip.”
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It means that their style is cool and fashionable, but slang keeps evolving.
Parents, if you are concerned, we have the cheat sheet for you.
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Online language learning platform Preply has a new survey of the most commonly used slang terms teens use.
- “Sus” is short for “suspicious.”
- If someone is “salty,” they’re upset about something.
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Then there are more difficult-to-understand terms:
- “Cap” is another word for lying.
- “Fam” is short for family, or close friends.
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