SLANG - ENGLISH PRACTICE

If someone is 'salty', they are...

• Lying about something

• Really into fast food

• Upset, annoyed, agitated or upset

What does 'savage' mean?

• Something, particularly food, which is really tasty

• Something or someone that is violent and uncontrollable

• Someone who doesn't care about the consequences of their words or actions

If someone says they 'stan' someone, what does it mean?

• They are obsessed with them

• They can't stand them

• They can just about tolerate them

What does 'bare' mean?

• That there are lots of something

• A person or body part not clothed or covered up

• Someone who has little personality

If you're 'thirsty', you are...

• Wanting attention or approval

• In need of a drink

• Curious to learn new things

When would you use the word 'fire'?

• When complimenting a witty comeback

• When referring to something that is really cool

• To describe the chemical reaction between oxygen and some sort of fuel

To 'throw shade' means to...

• Unfollow someone's social media accounts

• Dispose of a parasol

• Implicitly/discretely disrespect someone

To spill the 'tea' means to...

• Knock over a hot drink

• Confess something

• Gossip about someone

What does it mean if something is 'lit'?

• It's very bright

• It's smaller than average

• it's very good, enjoyable or exciting

What is a 'snack'?

• Someone who is attractive

• Something you eat between meals when hungry

• Someone who is sweet