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| Word | Explanation | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Edgy | If you're edgy, you're uptight, tense, or anxious. | Дратівливий, роздратований |
| Sketchy | Questionably safe or reputable | Сумнівний |
| Lit | If something is lit, it's exciting, amazing, or fun. | Класний, запальний |
| Cramped | Very small and tightly packed | Тісний |
| Decked out | If something is decked out, it's dressed up or decorated elaborately. | Розкішно вбраний або прикрашений |
| Posh | If something is posh, it's elegant or fancy. | Шикарний |
| Sleek | Smooth and glossy, often used to describe modern, polished looks | Гладкий, стильний |
| Gritty | Having rough or gritty texture or realism | Суворий, реалістичний |
| Swanky | It's fashionably luxurious or elegant. | Розкішний |
| Dingy | Gloomy and drab | Посірілий, занедбаний |
| Snazzy | Stylish and attractivev | Блискучий, стильний |
| Glam | Short for glamorous, often related to fashion and style | Гламурний |
| Bustling | Full of energetic and noisy activity | Жвавий |
| Seedy | Sordid, disreputable | Занедбаний, сумнівний |
| Sparse | Thinly dispersed or scattered | Рідкісний, нечастий |
| Wacky | Funny and peculiar | Кумедний, дивний |
| Urbane | Sophisticated and refined | Вишуканий, світський |
| Sleazy | Dirty, cheap, or disreputable | Брудний, непристойний |
| Rustic | Simple, charming, and rural | Сільський, простий |
| Broody | Appearing darkly thoughtful, often associated with a mysterious allure | Задумливий, з містичним вабленням |

| Word | Explanation | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Ghosting | Suddenly ending all communication without explanation | Припинення спілкування без пояснень |
| Situationship | A relationship that hasn't been defined | Невизначені стосунки |
| Clingy | Needing a lot of attention and emotional support from a partner | Нав'язливий |
| Ship | To endorse a romantic relationship between two people | Підтримувати стосунки |
| Whipped | Being completely controlled by your partner | Бути під каблуком |
| Benched | Keeping someone as an option but not committing to them | “запасний варіант” |
| Slide into DMs | Sending a direct message to someone on social media with romantic interest | Писати в приват з романтичним інтересом |
| Cuffing | Starting a relationship during the winter months to avoid being alone | Почати стосунки на зиму |
| Catfish | Pretending to be someone else online to attract others | Видавати себе за іншу особу в інтернеті |
| Hooking up | A casual sexual encounter | Випадковий сексуальний зв'язок |
| Stashing | Dating someone secretly and not introducing them to anyone in your life | Зустрічатися з кимось у секреті |
| Bread-crumbing | Sending sporadic messages to keep someone interested without committing | Відправляти спорадичні повідомлення, щоб утримати інтерес |
| Gaslighting | Manipulating someone into questioning their own sanity | Маніпулювати, змушуючи сумніватися в своєму розумі |
| Tie the knot | To get married. | Одружитися |
| Freckling | A summer fling where your relationship lasts only during the warmer months. | Літні короткострокові стосунки |
| Third wheel | someone unwanted in a situation, often with a couple | Третій зайвий |
| Main squeeze | A person's primary or main partner or significant other. | Основний партнер |
| No strings attached | A relationship or encounter without any commitment or obligations. | Без зобов'язань |
| On the rocks | A relationship that is in trouble or experiencing difficulties. | На межі розриву |
| Situ-bae | Not officially your partner but more than a friend. | Більше, ніж друг, але не партнер |

| Word | Explanation | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Grub | Informal term for food. | Їжа, харчі |
| Munchies | A strong desire to eat something, usually snacks or junk food. | Апетит, бажання щось перекусити |
| Nosh | Snacking or eating, especially something light. | Перекусити |
| Scarf down | Eating quickly and often greedily. | Швидко з'їсти |
| Go Dutch | Each person paying for themselves when dining out. | Платити за себе |
| Takeout | Food ordered from a restaurant to eat elsewhere. | Їжа на виніс |
| Doggy bag | A container for leftovers to take home from a restaurant. | Пакунок з залишками їжі |
| Dive | A casual, cheap, and sometimes disreputable place to eat. | Заклад сумнівної репутації |
| Chow down | To eat a lot or to eat enthusiastically. | Жадібно їсти |
| Feast | A large and elaborate meal. | Бенкет, застілля |
| BYOB (Bring Your Own Bottle) | A policy in restaurants allowing customers to bring their own alcohol. | Принести свій алкоголь |
| Pig out | To eat excessively or greedily. | Об'їдатися |
| Veg out | Relaxing to the point of inactivity, often while consuming food mindlessly. | Розслаблятися з їжею |
| Brunch | A meal that combines breakfast and lunch. | Бранч |
| Farm to table | Referring to the direct relationship between a farm and a restaurant. | Від ферми до столу |
| Fresh catch | Seafood that has been recently caught and is served fresh. | Свіжа риба |
| Supper | An evening meal, typically a light or informal one. | Вечеря |
| Binge eating | Consuming large amounts of food in a short period of time. | Обжерливість |
| Table hopping | Moving from table to table to socialize in a restaurant or at a party. | Пересуватися між столиками |
| Foodie call | Accepting a date for the free meal, with little interest in the person. | Зустріч заради безплатної їжі |

| Word | Explanation | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Splurge | Spending a lot on something luxurious | Витрачати багато на розкіш |
| Window shopping | Looking at items in stores without intending to buy | Роздивлятися вітрини |
| Knockoff | A cheaper copy of a popular item | Дешева копія |
| Haul | A large number of items bought at once | Велика кількість куплених речей |
| Rip-off | Something that is unreasonably priced. | Завищена ціна, обдурювання. |
| Bargain | An item bought at a lower price than its true value. | Товар, куплений за ціною нижче ринкової. |
| Broke | Having no money. | Бути без грошей. |
| Sprees | Going on a shopping spree, buying a lot in a short amount of time. | Шопінг без зупинки. |
| Cop | To buy or acquire something desirable. | Купити щось бажане. |
| Ballin' | Having a lot of money; living luxuriously. | Жити в розкоші. |
| Flash sale | A sale lasting for a very limited period of time. | Розпродаж обмежений в часі |
| Markdown | A reduction in price. | Знижка, уцінка |
| Retail therapy | Shopping as a way to improve mood or well-being. | Покупки для підняття настрою |
| Splurging | Spending money freely | Витрачати гроші без рахунку |
| Stash | A personal collection or stock of something. | Запас, колекція |
| Thrifting | The act of shopping at a thrift store, flea market | Покупки у секонд-хендах |
| Sneakerhead | A person who collects, trades, or admires sneakers as a hobby. | Любитель кросівок |
| Grail | An item that is highly desired or pursued, often hard to find. | Культова річ |
| Hypebeast | Someone who always follows the latest trends in fashion. | Послідовник моди, |
| Deal Hunter | Someone who actively looks for the best deals and discounts. | Мисливець за знижками |