by Rileyisafk December 18, 2022

"slay" or "slayed" Is a term used to hype someone up. it basically means "amazing" or "you killed that"
A: *sings*
b: "slayed."
A: "I called my boss a jerk"
b: "slay."
A: *shows outfit*
B: "you're slaying rn"
b: "slayed."
A: "I called my boss a jerk"
b: "slay."
A: *shows outfit*
B: "you're slaying rn"
by Rileyisafk October 09, 2022

To be called 'a Karen'--not to be confused with the name--means someone who is hard to reason with, get unreasonably mad at certain things (typically managers and/or 16 year olds working their first job) and creates scenes in stores.
Karen: I don't wanna wear a mask!
Store clerk: okay, then you'll be asked to leave. It's policy...
Karen: I wanna speak to your manager!
Person in line: oh my god you're such a Karen!
Store clerk: okay, then you'll be asked to leave. It's policy...
Karen: I wanna speak to your manager!
Person in line: oh my god you're such a Karen!
by Rileyisafk October 09, 2022

by Rileyisafk January 20, 2024

by Rileyisafk January 20, 2024

Used after someone says something that could sound suggestive or sus if used in other context. not talking about an actual person saying something
by Rileyisafk December 18, 2022
