Top 10 MOST POPULAR American Slang words 2020 #ExploreWithKirti

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Extra: To be "extra" is to be unnecessarily dramatic and over the top.

Wig: "Wig" is a phrase used to refer to something that is amazing. It refers to the idea that what you saw was so amazing, and incited so much shock in you, that your wig flew off

Fit: Unlike the British version of the term "fit," which means attractive, in the United States, "fit" is just the shortened version of outfit.

Fire: "Fire" is used to refer to something that is cool and amazing.

Cap / No Cap: To "cap" is to lie about something, whereas "no cap" means to tell the truth.

Flex: To "flex" (as a verb) is to knowingly flaunt and show off. As a noun, a "flex" is the thing being shown off itself.

Lit: "Lit" is an adjective to describe when something's amazing, exciting, high-energy, or otherwise great. It can alternatively mean intoxicated or drunk.

Lowkey / Highkey: "Lowkey" means slightly, secretly, modestly, or discretely. It's the opposite of "highkey," for when you're sincerely or assertively into something.

Salty: To be "salty" is to be annoyed, upset, or bitter, usually about something minor.

Thirsty: Someone is "thirsty" if they're overly eager and desperate, usually for attention, approval, or compliments

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