Bowser F.

As an antisocial 18 year old bisexual, it always peaks my interest when I hear someone use slang such as "slayyy" or "ayo" to where I actually want to look up what said phrase means. That's what the urban dictionary is supposed to be for, right? Well, if you're looking for legitimate definitons then, uhh, it may take you a while to find a definition that satisfies you. A dictionary that was originally meant as a source for finding the meaning of popular social media slang has turned into a horror fest of racism towards black people, asian people, hispanic people, indian people, etc., white men trying their hardest to make it seem like they're an oppressed minority, homo/transphobia and of course the good-ol bi pan and omnisexual erasure, making fun of disabled people, and (this one's probably the most abundant of all) the sexism. Search up "white girl" and I DARE you to count how many "definitions" are just people $#*!ing about "hurr durr starbucks and ugg boots hurr durr they're so basic" without getting bored halfway. Those definitions are not only cringeworthy to read, but also very hypocritical considering white boys are depicted to be like some oppressed group on there.

Honestly, if you want to figure out the meaning to certain slang, just pay close attention to the context in which it's normally used. I figured out "slay" was basically another way of calling a man or woman "cute" or "pretty" after seeing it used alot. Trust me, figuring out the meaning yourself is way more worth it than using the horror show of a website called Urban Dictionary.