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link

What does link mean?

To meet up, connect or get in touch with someone; 'link up later'.

"Mek wi link up after work."

Origin

London MLE slang from 'link up', extended to cover both meeting friends and casual romance. Common across UK youth speech.

Frequently asked questions

What does link mean in slang?
It means to meet up with someone, or to date them casually. 'A link' is a casual romantic interest.
Does linking someone mean dating them?
It can. 'Linking' often means seeing someone casually before it's official, but it can also just mean meeting up.
What is a 'link' as a person?
A 'link' is someone you're seeing casually — not a full relationship, more of a fling or situationship.
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