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Diving
Venturing far into enemy territory
Diving is a MOBA gaming term used in League of Legends (LOL) and Defense of the Ancients (DOTA) that refers to when a player ventures far into enemy territory. There are several types of diving in DOTA, including tower diving and fountain diving.
Diving is a high risk/high reward maneuver. It is high risk because it involves going deep into enemy territory where the likelihood of dying increases. But it is high reward because it can give you a significant edge over an opponent when killing them.
"The game turned when he went tower diving to finish off the hero."
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NYP
Not your problem
In text and chat messages, NYP often stands for "not your problem." This acronym's typically used while discussing a problem that's not yours to fix. For example, if your brother is having money troubles, and you offer to give him a loan, he may respond with "No, it's NYP. DWAI, I'll be fine."
In some situations, people may use NYP while accusing you of avoiding responsibility for a problem that is yours to fix. For example, if your S/O tells you there's no food at home, and you reply with "NMP, I'm leaving tomorrow," your S/O may respond with "How dare you think it's NYP! It was your week to buy groceries!"
"My school project is NYP ... I'll just pull an all-nighter; no worries."
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Diva
A self-important, demanding person
Originally, the term diva was used only to describe glamorous, talented female singers. However, because some of those singers are considered incredibly demanding, diva can now be used to refer to any demanding person (typically, a woman).
What is the origin of diva?
Diva is the Latin word for goddess. As opera grew popular in Italy, successful female stars were labeled divas, to note their larger-than-life style and presence.
In the modern age, diva crossed the divide between opera and pop music. Talented female singers who exude stage presence and personality are often labeled divas. In many cases, people admire these sorts of divas.
However, because some divas are temperamental and hard to please, diva gained a secondary meaning. Now, volatile and/or whiny people of all stripes may also be labeled divas.
"Stop being such a diva and get over yourself!"
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od
Overdose
An abbreviation that often refers to taking to a dangerous amount of a drug; can also be used jokingly to refer to getting too much of anything, especially food.
"Man, I OD'd on video games this week. I need to take a break."
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Griefer
An irritating player
In multiplayer video games, a griefer is a player whose primary objective is not to win, but to harass other players. Griefers go out of their way to troll their teammates and/or their opponents, by purposefully performing antagonistic behaviors.
Some examples of griefing include:
Playing incredibly slowly to waste other players' time
Purposefully killing teammates with friendly fire
Stealing other players' items or kills
Destroying other players' creations in sandbox games (like Minecraft)
Sharing teammates' positions with opponents
Often, griefing involves using a game element or mechanic in an abusive or unintended way. For example, in a game in which players can message their teammates, griefers may spam distasteful messages, turning a normally-helpful feature into an annoyance.
"What a griefer, the admin needs to block this DA!"
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rnt
Aren't
Rnt is a faster way of writing "aren't," which is short for "are not." People commonly use the abbreviation in texts and online when messaging.
As more people used mobile phones and the Internet in the late-1990s and early-2000s, they began shortening words to type quicker. They often remove vowels to create the abbreviations, which is the case with rnt.
Examples of when you would use it include "rnt u joining the video call?" or "Y rnt u going 2 the movie with us?" Other common Internet and text abbreviations include r, u, y, and 2mrw.
"Rnt u coming 2 the game 2nite?"
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RT
Retweet
RT is an abbreviation used on Twitter when re-posting another user's tweet. It contains the user ID (prefaced by the "@" symbol) of the person that originally tweeted the topic as well as the topic itself.
Retweets are an easy way to spread a message because when you a RT a tweet it is posted to all your followers, which can then continue the RT to their followers. This is especially helpful for news stories to get the word out quickly about a current situation. However, it also makes it easy for inaccurate information to spread, which can lead to confusion.
"RT @userid Fun things to do on vacation!"
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RATM
Rage Against The Machine
Rage Against the Machine, or RATM, is a Californian rock band that was founded in 1991. The band's fans often refer to the band as RATM or just Rage.
Comprised of lead vocalist Zack de la Rocha, bassist and backup vocalist Tim Commerford, guitarist Tom Morello, and drummer Bard Wilk, RATM is famous for influencing the nu metal musical genre. Some of their most popular songs include:
Killing in the Name
Bulls on Parade
Guerrila Radio
Sleep Now in the Fire
In 2000, RATM disbanded, with Commerford, Morello, and Wilk moving on to start Audioslave with vocalist and guitarist Chris Cornell. In 2007, Rage announced a reunion tour, and the band has continued performing together sporadically.
"What's your favorite RATM song?"
"I'm a simple man; I like Killing in the Name"
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DVR
Digital video recorder
An acronym for the electronics device that allows users to record TV programs; commonly used to record TV shows when you are away from the TV or when two or more of your favorite shows air at the same time.
"Ah man, the shows are on at the same time now!
Don't worry I'll just DVR one."
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Stay in your lane
Stick to what you're good at
Stay in your lane is a phrase similar to "mind your own business" (MYOB) that is used to tell a person to only talk about or do what he is good at. The phrase comes from lanes on a road that guide traffic and keep drivers from going where they shouldn't.
The phrase is often used by someone who is annoyed by the actions of another person. The phrase became a trending topic on social media when LaVar Ball told reporter Kristine Leahy to "stay in yo lane" on The Herd Live when she criticized Ball's clothing brand.
"I think you should check the alternator.
I think you should stay in your lane."
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Broken
Hungover
A slang word that refers to when a person drinks too much alcohol and is hungover; state that involves sensitivity to light and loud noises; means that you are incapable of doing anything unless it involves laying in a bed in a dark room.
"U wanna go get something to eat?
Gawd no, I'm so broken from last nite."
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TC
That's cool
People typically use "TC" when texting or messaging online about the coolness of something, like a new computer or how a friend got an "A" on their test. It is not to be confused as "Take Care."
TC is one of those messaging acronyms that are obscure and used mainly by texting fanatics. These users find it helpful to save time and character space in a message.
Most people use it as a one-word response to something they find neat, but others may include it as part of a sentence. If you use it as a one-word response, remember that the recipient might read it as "take care" and think you are ending the conversation.
"TC that you guys are still friends after so many years."
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LOQ
Laugh out quietly
Laughing out loud, but holding back so other people won't notice; might be used when reading a funny message at work.
"Ha, that's hilarious! LOQ."
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Senioritis
Senior laziness
Senioritis is laziness or complacency that creeps in during a student's senior year of high school or college. It comes from a lack of desire to study for tests or complete homework.
Typically, senioritis is the result of a high school student already getting into college or a college student already getting a job out of school. Their urge to maintain a high GPA decreases and their grades start to fall off.
"He has senioritis bad. He hasn't shown up to class in a week."
note: senioritis as actually stress induced and not laziness
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on jah
Similar to the term on god, but referring to late hip hop artists Xxxtentacion (Aka. Whatever his name is) meant to express the seriousness of someones point in a situation.
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HAB
Hot air balloon
Aviation enthusiasts may use HAB to stand for "hot air balloon." You may also see this acronym used when discussing video games or stories that feature a hot air balloon.
What is a hot air balloon?
A hot air balloon is an aircraft comprised of a giant bag, more commonly referred to as a balloon, a heater, and a basket. The heater heats the air in the bag, causing the bag to rise. The bag then drags the heater, the basket, and the basket's occupants into the air. Overall, a HAB is a pretty neat way to travel.
"Have you ever flown in a HAB?"
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CICU
Can I see you?
Used in online chat to ask the recipient if he or she wants to meet in person.
"CICU 1 more time b4 u go on vacation?"
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