CornTeen is a fun way to say “quarantine,” usually in reference to COVID-19 isolation and quarantine measures.

In the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, many schools are shutting down to prevent the spread of the disease while many parents are dealt with the difficult task of schooling their young children who are ecstatic to be staying home which is being depicted through homeschool memes.

Also known as the “homie handshake,” the “G Lock handshake” is a casual greeting between two (usually male) friends who shake each other’s hands as a sign of companionship.

Short for the term “outfit,” a “fit” is not just an ordinary wardrobe selection, it is a flashy ensemble of clothing that is either on-trend, noticeably fashionable, or originally stylish in itself.

The slang term “fit check” and hashtag #FitCheck are ways to highlight one’s outfit, usually on social media.

Online, the term “simp” refers to a boy or man who makes sacrifices based on unrequited love for a girl or woman. The term commonly used both to criticize men who feel entitled to women’s attention and sexuality and to mock men for respecting women.

Sextortion is a cybercrime that involves threatening to share sexually explicit photos or information.

“Same energy” is a ubiquitous term that can compare two similar things, or refer to attitudes of individuals.

Online, the phrase “is cancer” can be used to hyperbolically emphasize how terrible something is.

“Bruh moment” is a phrase applied to situations in which someone might comment “bruh” out of exasperation or bewilderment.

An “uwu translator” is a person or computer program that translates regular text into the made-up, cutsey internet language known as UwU.

The term caucacity is a hybrid of the words Caucasian and audacity.