Slack Shaming

The digital walk of shame that occurs when a well-intentioned Slack message lands in the wrong channel, triggering a swarm of passive-aggressive emojis, thread derailments, and a 10-minute debate about “channel etiquette.” Often followed by a link to the workspace guidelines you definitely didn’t read. (see Post Traumatic Slack Disorder)

“Dude, I just asked where the bathroom was and now the #devops team is roasting me. Total Slack shaming.

by Jellogod May 7, 2025

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Contour shading

The aplication of light and dark make up one to two shades lighter and one to two shades darker than your base foundation to create highlights and low lights to create more contour than would normally be visible.

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You could build a house on Kim Kardashians foundation, she uses so much product contour shading.

by Modern Women May 24, 2025

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Coconut shaving

The act of shaving your pubic hair into someone's mouth or anus

"I'm gonna shave my nut hairs into your mouth like coconut shavings on a fine dessert"

by engrayen July 7, 2025

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Strava-shaming

The act of mocking, resenting, or expressing disapproval toward someone who actively, often overenthusiastically, posts and brags about their sporting achievements on platforms like Strava.

Julian is Strava-shaming Sebastian for posting about his latest bike ride.

by ChainSnob September 19, 2025

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Publicly Shaming

the act of publicly exposing an individual's wrongdoing or social transgression to humiliate them, with the goal of punishing them or enforcing social norms. Historically, this included methods like stocks and tarring-and-feathering, but today it is widespread online through social media, where it can lead to severe consequences like harassment. While it can sometimes be intended to deter future offenses, it is widely considered harmful and can cause significant damage to an individual's reputation, self-esteem, and mental health.

You are publicly shaming others for sharing their beliefs online

by stitchstitches October 28, 2025

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