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This word originally means ‘joyful’ or ‘bright’, from French.
The meaning ‘homosexual’ was first attested in circa 1950s in USA.
The slang meaning ‘lame, stupid’ was first used in 1990s. However, many homosexuals think that this word is offensive.
The meaning ‘homosexual’ was first attested in circa 1950s in USA.
The slang meaning ‘lame, stupid’ was first used in 1990s. However, many homosexuals think that this word is offensive.
by marcotoa January 1, 2025
Get the Gay mug.Originally a black slang (or African American slang) to mean good. Other forms are badder and baddest. If the speaker doesn't know what this slang term means, they will think it's hard to analyse or understand since this slang comes from the acronym. Due to the evolvement or the language, this term is widely used especially in American English.
The game is so bad! In this sentence, it means that something is really good.
If you write "This game is the worst", it has a negative connotation.
If you write "This game is the baddest", it means that the game "is" good and it has a positive connotation.
If you write "This game is the worst", it has a negative connotation.
If you write "This game is the baddest", it means that the game "is" good and it has a positive connotation.
by marcotoa October 3, 2025
Get the Bad mug.This is a customized pronoun that is created by me. This is a dehumanizing pronoun that is used to describe nonbinary people or even people with known sex insultingly and rudely. Like the pronoun "it", it was used as a highly offensive slur to describe nonbinary or gender-nonconforming individuals, but now seldom used by them as their personal pronoun.
"thing, thing, things, things, thingself" Pronoun
Subjective: thing (originally for nonhumanic objects, but this term is used to describe people in a dehumanizing way.)
Objective: thing (unchanged, like the pronoun "it")
Possessive Adjective & Pronoun: things or sometimes thing's with an apostrophe (directly adding an "s" like the pronoun "its")
Reflexive: thingself (based on the pattern of "himself"
Subjective: thing (originally for nonhumanic objects, but this term is used to describe people in a dehumanizing way.)
Objective: thing (unchanged, like the pronoun "it")
Possessive Adjective & Pronoun: things or sometimes thing's with an apostrophe (directly adding an "s" like the pronoun "its")
Reflexive: thingself (based on the pattern of "himself"
by marcotoa October 23, 2025
Get the thing, thing, things, things, thingself mug.From the word "Mario". It's a neopronoun that is created be me, which is based on the pronoun "I" for the patterns.
mar/mam/may/maine/mayself (Pronoun)
mar: Subjective form, shorting of the term "Mario"
mam: Objective form, based on the last letter of "him"
may: Possessive adjective, based on "my" with an "a" to avoid confusion, also "mair"
maine: Possessive pronoun, Based on "mine"
mayself: see "may" for the etymology.
mar: Subjective form, shorting of the term "Mario"
mam: Objective form, based on the last letter of "him"
may: Possessive adjective, based on "my" with an "a" to avoid confusion, also "mair"
maine: Possessive pronoun, Based on "mine"
mayself: see "may" for the etymology.
by marcotoa October 23, 2025
Get the mar/mam/may/maine/mayself mug.A customized neopronoun. Based on "he", "she" and "they".
te, ter, tes, ters, terself
te: mixture of "he", "she', "they"
ter: based on "zir" and "hir" for the pattern
tes: based on "his"
tem: based on "hers"
terself: see "ter" + -self (like "herself")
Sentence examples: Te is the new person in the office.
te: mixture of "he", "she', "they"
ter: based on "zir" and "hir" for the pattern
tes: based on "his"
tem: based on "hers"
terself: see "ter" + -self (like "herself")
Sentence examples: Te is the new person in the office.
by marcotoa October 23, 2025
Get the te, ter, tes, ters, terself mug.ur, um, urs, ums, urself
ur: Subjective: see origin above.
um: Based on "them" and "him"
urs: Possessive Adj.: Based on "its"
ums: Possessive pronoun: Avoid confusion with adjective.
urself: avoid doubling the "s" from "urs"
ur: Subjective: see origin above.
um: Based on "them" and "him"
urs: Possessive Adj.: Based on "its"
ums: Possessive pronoun: Avoid confusion with adjective.
urself: avoid doubling the "s" from "urs"
by marcotoa October 23, 2025
Get the ur mug.by marcotoa October 23, 2025
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