Tech & Internet

Popular slang terms shaped by tech, gaming, and internet culture.

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Sweaty

A term used to describe someone who is overly competitive or trying too hard.

Bot

A term used to describe someone acting awkwardly, predictably, or spamming like a computer program.

Meme

A term for a humorous piece of content that spreads online.

Boomer

A term used sarcastically to mock outdated or old-fashioned views.

Troll

A term used to describe someone who deliberately provokes or irritates others online.

Ratioed

A term used to describe a post that gets more replies than likes, often signalling disapproval.

Stan

A term used to describe an extremely devoted or obsessive fan.

Viral

A term used to describe something that spreads rapidly and gains sudden popularity.

Clout

A term used to describe social influence, fame, or status, especially online.

Lurker

A term used to describe someone who observes or participates passively, often in online contexts or social situations, without actively engaging or revealing their presence.

Catfish

A term used to describe the act of deceiving someone by pretending to be someone else on social media, often with fake photos or profiles.

Ghosting

A term used to describe the act of abruptly ending all communication with someone, usually without any explanation.

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