English dictionary, thesaurus, translations & etymology

"C" Slang

Slang words starting with "c" — clear definitions, real examples and origins.

"C" Terms

Fine, okay or no problem — an all-purpose word of reassurance or agreement.

A formative, often unavoidable experience that shapes who you become — something "meant to happen" in your personal story.

A lie or exaggeration. To "cap" is to lie; "no cap" means "no lie, I'm serious".

Outdated or trying slightly too hard — describing tastes and trends (often millennial ones) that are seen as no longer cool.

Flirting with someone, usually with a fairly obvious or persistent chat-up attempt.

chronically online

Spending so much time on the internet that your references, jokes and opinions only make sense to other very online people.

A sharp, effective retort to an insult or criticism — a comeback delivered with force.

The imaginary "drug" you're on when you cope with a disappointment through denial or wishful thinking. To "huff copium" is to refuse to accept a bad result.

A suffix used to name a specific aesthetic or vibe — "cottagecore", "gymcore" — built around a recognisable mood or style.

Trainers or sneakers — a general British word for athletic shoes.