Dush Queen 's definitions
Pronunciation: /duʃ/
Part of Speech: Noun / Verb
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Definition (noun):
A mysterious, confident energy that someone gives off without trying. It’s the vibe of someone who doesn’t need to speak to be noticed. Silent power. Unbothered coolness.
Definition (verb):
To move, act, or succeed with smooth, lowkey confidence. To slay quietly.
Part of Speech: Noun / Verb
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Definition (noun):
A mysterious, confident energy that someone gives off without trying. It’s the vibe of someone who doesn’t need to speak to be noticed. Silent power. Unbothered coolness.
Definition (verb):
To move, act, or succeed with smooth, lowkey confidence. To slay quietly.
Examples (noun):
• “She walked into class and didn’t say a word, but the dush was heavy.”
• “You either got the dush, or you don’t.”
Examples (verb):
• “He just dushed his way through the test and got full marks.”
• “I ain’t gonna argue. I’m just gonna dush out.”
• “She walked into class and didn’t say a word, but the dush was heavy.”
• “You either got the dush, or you don’t.”
Examples (verb):
• “He just dushed his way through the test and got full marks.”
• “I ain’t gonna argue. I’m just gonna dush out.”
by Dush Queen June 16, 2025
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Part of Speech: Noun / Expression / Vibe word
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1. Expression (sass mode):
A sharp, stylish way to tell someone to back off, stay in their lane, or mind their business. Used when someone’s being nosy, annoying, or just needs a reality check.
2. Noun (shade mode):
A person who acts slick, fake, clueless, or just plain weird.
Basically: someone giving secondhand embarrassment energy.
3. Vibe Word (rating mode):
Used to rate something as boring, dry, off, or just not giving.
Think of it as the new “meh” or “mid.”
Part of Speech: Noun / Expression / Vibe word
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1. Expression (sass mode):
A sharp, stylish way to tell someone to back off, stay in their lane, or mind their business. Used when someone’s being nosy, annoying, or just needs a reality check.
2. Noun (shade mode):
A person who acts slick, fake, clueless, or just plain weird.
Basically: someone giving secondhand embarrassment energy.
3. Vibe Word (rating mode):
Used to rate something as boring, dry, off, or just not giving.
Think of it as the new “meh” or “mid.”
Expression (sass mode):
Example:
“She asked if I still liked him. I said MOIN, babes. Stay curious.”
“Why are you looking at my phone? MOIN, please.”
Noun (Shade Mode):
Example:
“He lied, got caught, and still smiled like a moin.”
“Don’t be a moin, just say you were wrong.”
Vibe word (rating mode):
Example:
“The party? Mmm… kinda moin, not gonna lie.”
“That excuse was so moin, try again.”
Example:
“She asked if I still liked him. I said MOIN, babes. Stay curious.”
“Why are you looking at my phone? MOIN, please.”
Noun (Shade Mode):
Example:
“He lied, got caught, and still smiled like a moin.”
“Don’t be a moin, just say you were wrong.”
Vibe word (rating mode):
Example:
“The party? Mmm… kinda moin, not gonna lie.”
“That excuse was so moin, try again.”
by Dush Queen June 16, 2025
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