GenZ has their own slang, lingo, and terms that can sometimes sound like a totally different language

GenZ Slang

It means really good. It can be used to describe food, an event, or anything you think is great. 

Example: “That omelette is absolutely bussin'.

Cap means lie or false. When someone is lying, they are 'capping'. No cap is the opposite, it means the absolute truth.

Example: “I definitely saw him do it - no cap.”

Cheugy, pronounced as chew-gee, is used to describe something which is cringe, not cool or trendy or too try-hard. Definitely not a compliment.

Example: “Those shoes are so last season - so cheugy.”

A quick, strong, and witty response to an insult or criticism in reference to the way someone might clap their hands together.

Example: “He clapped back at the statements from the online haters and silenced them.”

Delulu is short for ‘delusional’, commonly used in relationships, where somebody in love acts in an irrational way. 

Example: “I must be delulu but I feel like he was giving me signals"