Definitions by Nick-Irlslangtranslator
Chrome
adjective / slang | /kroʊm/
1. A state of being good, content, or otherwise satisfied with one’s present circumstances.
2. An expression of personal certainty or approval, used to indicate either acceptance or refusal depending upon context.
Etymology: Derived from the association of chrome with cleanliness, polish, and a pristine appearance. Just as chrome describes a smooth, polished surface, to be chrome is to be in a good or satisfactory state, without need of alteration.
Usage: Although chrome consistently conveys a sense of being good or satisfied, its implications depend upon context. “I’m chrome” may express readiness or approval, while “I’m chrome on that” typically indicates disinterest or refusal.
1. A state of being good, content, or otherwise satisfied with one’s present circumstances.
2. An expression of personal certainty or approval, used to indicate either acceptance or refusal depending upon context.
Etymology: Derived from the association of chrome with cleanliness, polish, and a pristine appearance. Just as chrome describes a smooth, polished surface, to be chrome is to be in a good or satisfactory state, without need of alteration.
Usage: Although chrome consistently conveys a sense of being good or satisfied, its implications depend upon context. “I’m chrome” may express readiness or approval, while “I’m chrome on that” typically indicates disinterest or refusal.
“You tryna hang out tonight?”
“Nah, I’m chrome on that.” (I’m good; I’ll pass.)
“You tryna come with us?”
“Yeah, I’m chrome.” (I’m down; let’s do it.)
“You need anything?”
“Nah, I’m chrome.” (I’m all good.)
“Nah, I’m chrome on that.” (I’m good; I’ll pass.)
“You tryna come with us?”
“Yeah, I’m chrome.” (I’m down; let’s do it.)
“You need anything?”
“Nah, I’m chrome.” (I’m all good.)
Chrome by Nick-Irlslangtranslator November 2, 2026
•Derives from the term “do you want a cookie?”
PHRASE:
1. (rhetorical question, sarcastic) A phrase sometimes given as a retort to someone who has done something unsurprising, unsubstantial, or unnecessary, and has seen fit to inform someone of having done so.
RELATED TERMS
• Who Asked?
ALTERNATIVE FORMS:
• (UK) What do you want a biscuit?
• What do you want, a medal?
• You want a cookie?
PHRASE:
1. (rhetorical question, sarcastic) A phrase sometimes given as a retort to someone who has done something unsurprising, unsubstantial, or unnecessary, and has seen fit to inform someone of having done so.
RELATED TERMS
• Who Asked?
ALTERNATIVE FORMS:
• (UK) What do you want a biscuit?
• What do you want, a medal?
• You want a cookie?
Example:
Messenger 1 - “I just got first place at world of dance”
Messenger 2 - “🍪”
Messenger 1 - “okay then i guess”
Messenger 1 - “I just got first place at world of dance”
Messenger 2 - “🍪”
Messenger 1 - “okay then i guess”
🍪 by Nick-Irlslangtranslator September 24, 2022
Ttylh
An abbreviation for the words ‘talk to you later ho.’
The abbreviation is most commonly used amongst friends when speaking in a playful way.
The abbreviation is most commonly used amongst friends when speaking in a playful way.
Bestie #1: Byee bitchh, Imma see you tomorrow at the mall right?
Bestie #2: Yeah ill seen you later ttylh
Bestie #1: c’mon, you know you the ho, which guy you on this week?
Bestie #2: C’mon, yk it’s a new one everyday
Bestie #1: Tryna spare me one?
Bestie #2: Yeah ill seen you later ttylh
Bestie #1: c’mon, you know you the ho, which guy you on this week?
Bestie #2: C’mon, yk it’s a new one everyday
Bestie #1: Tryna spare me one?
Ttylh by Nick-Irlslangtranslator June 3, 2022
Phase
Def 1 “She cheated on me but honestly bro, it didn’t phase me”
Def 2. “ Bro I was so phased last night, I ate my passport”
Def 2. “ Bro I was so phased last night, I ate my passport”
Phase by Nick-Irlslangtranslator March 20, 2021