Sunday, April 28, 2019

Slang Dictionary


This one's for the cat lovers!

Are you familiar with the urban dictionary of slang terms.  It is quite useful as I find myself going there increasingly these days.  Yes, a new language is evolving as we speak.  I read an article about Justin Bieber making a 'thirsty' comment about his wife.  Wouldn't you know it means 'seeking attention and compliments' as opposed to needing a drink of, say water.

It wasn't that long ago when I was introduced to wikipedia and look at how it has grown.

16 comments:

Adam said...

I kind of knew the meaning.

Valerie-Jael said...

Yes, language lives and changes. Love the cat pic. Hugs, Valerie

froebelsternchen said...

Language lives --- Happy Sunday!

Anonymous said...

I had never heard of this,

Pam said...

I rather go back to groovy and cool man! haha

Sandra said...

I hit UD occasionally too.
Enjoy your Sunday. Hope the sun is shining.

gigihawaii said...

Yes, language does evolve. English today is very different from English spoken during the Elizabethan period.

sandy said...

Yes familiar with urban dictionary...Thirsty - hadn't heard that term like that before.
Catching up here - it's been awhile.

Lowcarb team member said...

Yes, language does evolve.

All the best Jan

Chris Lally said...

Love the cat, Christine :)

I feel like a dinosaur when it comes to new slang...

Anonymous said...

HAHA! That is funny. And so true about cats!

Small Kucing said...

yes, language evovle and sometimes i cant seems to understand the "new" words. LOL

Small Kucing said...

The answer to the Fire and Ice puzzle : the phrase is at the very right hand side row. Going downwards.

Jenn Jilks said...

That IS funny. Annabelle just growls, though. A low, deep rumble.

baili said...

learning is such a pleasure dear Christine!
liked the meme
too funny lol

Tanza Erlambang said...

live is dynamic, language too

such a cute cat...