Meanings

Green FN is internet slang for a flawless play, most often a basketball shot. People also say it ironically after a miss. If you saw it in a TikTok caption,…

ALR is a texting clipping of "alright." Someone who replies "alr" is saying okay, sure, or got it, usually to confirm a plan or acknowledge a message. That is the…

A pet peeve is a small annoyance that bothers one person far more than it bothers most people. Chewing sounds, unanswered texts, and a crooked picture frame can all qualify,…

LDM has no single settled meaning. In a chat, it is most often read as "let's DM," an invitation to move a conversation into private messages, though no major dictionary…

HYF means "how you feeling" in text. It asks how someone feels, emotionally or physically, and it turns up mostly in chats between friends, in DMs, and in reactions to…

In text, "rii" is most often a stylized spelling of "right," used to confirm a point, agree, or sound sarcastic. Less often it stands in for "really," usually as a…

In text, IMS most often means "I'm saying," a way to stress, agree with, or clarify a point. It can also mean "if memory serves," a hedge people use before…

WTP in text most often means "what's the plan?" It is a quick way to ask what someone is doing or where the evening is heading. The same three letters…

NFSS has no dictionary entry, so its meaning in text depends on context. The best-documented reading is "new friends," taken from a 2021 Urban Dictionary entry. The most repeated reading…

IHHT in text most plausibly means "ight," a casual spelling of "alright" or "okay." The only dated record of the slang is a single user-submitted Urban Dictionary entry from August…