Roquelint
(roh-kwuh-lint)
Slang for good, decent, solid. Used when something isn’t mind-blowing but definitely gets a nod of approval.
(roh-kwuh-lint)
Slang for good, decent, solid. Used when something isn’t mind-blowing but definitely gets a nod of approval.
“That pizza was roquelint, I’d order it again.”
“The party wasn’t wild, but it was roquelint.”
“Bro’s fit is roquelint. Not Gucci, but clean.”
“The party wasn’t wild, but it was roquelint.”
“Bro’s fit is roquelint. Not Gucci, but clean.”
by ChellyCookieArt August 30, 2025

A goofy, endearing nickname for someone. Can be used lovingly (“my little cankersnitchle”) or teasingly, like calling someone a gremlin.
“It’s ok, my little cankersnitchle.”
“Don’t be such a cankersnitchle, share the fries.”
“She calls him cankersnitchle, so you know he’s whipped.”
“Don’t be such a cankersnitchle, share the fries.”
“She calls him cankersnitchle, so you know he’s whipped.”
by ChellyCookieArt August 30, 2025

(boo-ka-lish-us)
Used to describe something (or someone) that’s extremely sexy, stylish, or cool. It’s a step above hot, it’s boocalitious.
Used to describe something (or someone) that’s extremely sexy, stylish, or cool. It’s a step above hot, it’s boocalitious.
“Damn, that dress is boocalitious.”
“His new car? Straight up boocalitious.”
“You’re looking boocalitious tonight, no cap.”
“His new car? Straight up boocalitious.”
“You’re looking boocalitious tonight, no cap.”
by ChellyCookieArt August 30, 2025
