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Phubbing 

Phubbing: snubbing someone in favour of your mobile phone. We’ve all done it: when a conversation gets boring, the urge to check out an interesting person’s twitter/ Facebook/ Youtube/ Pinterest/whatever feed can be overwhelming.
I went out for a date with Johnny and he didn't stop phubbing me the whole time, it was so rude, i ended up leaving early!
Phubbing by Stop Phubbing July 5, 2012
Word of the Day on January 15, 2026

white rabbit 

person who introduces you to enclosed group of interest or people, origins of this comes from the film Matrix and book named Alice in Wonderland
-I don't know anyone out there... Could you please be my white rabbit?

-Sure, no problem. You will know everybody in no time!
Word of the Day on January 14, 2026
"someday Olaf's perfidy will end."
perfidy by phantomdweeb October 11, 2018
Word of the Day on January 13, 2026

Brownshirt 

Slang for a Nazi or fascist pig. Derived from the brown shirts worn by the Sturm Abteiling (SA). Brown was the color of the Nazi party in the 20's and 30's, much as red and blue are respectively associated with the Republican and Democratic parties in the US now.

Side note - the Schutzstaffel (SS) primarily wore black uniforms.
Nazi: "I love Hitler. Mexicans suck."
Punk: "Fuckin' brownshirts. Let's bust some heads."
Mexican: "Hell yeah."
Word of the Day on January 12, 2026
A derogatory term for a human being. Especially used by extraterrestrials.
Don't look now there comes that DAMN disgusting humie!
Humie by Type2GenomeManiac June 6, 2017
Word of the Day on January 11, 2026

Friendslop 

A term that originated in 2025 to describe the type of games like Lethal Company and R.E.P.O.

In general, they are co-op multiplayer games that feature proximity voice chat, relying on internal banter for the majority of gameplay enjoyment. On the other hand, a single-player experience doesn't offer much.
I wish I could play Lethal Company and R.E.P.O. or just any kind of friendslop with my friends... IF I HAD ANY
Friendslop by Parasitick April 1, 2025
Word of the Day on January 10, 2026
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