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1. to get the hang of something IDIOM
Meaning: To learn how to do something after practicing.

• “After a few days, I really got the hang of Shopify!”

• “Don’t worry, Alex will get the hang of driving soon.”

2. in no time flat IDIOM
Meaning: Very quickly; almost instantly.

• “We will get to the airport in no time flat.”

• “Sarah improved her English in no time flat.”

3. lowkey SLANG
Meaning: Secretly, subtly, or keeping something quiet.

• “I lowkey want to stay home tonight.”

• “Rachel was lowkey nervous about speaking in public.”

4. to spill the tea SLANG
Meaning: To share juicy gossip or secret news with friends.

• “You saw Mark yesterday? Come on, spill the tea!”

• “We sat at the café while Lisa spilled the tea.”

5. to ghost someone SLANG
Meaning: To suddenly cut off all communication with no notice.

• “We went on two dates, and then Jason ghosted me!”

• “It is rude to ghost a company after an interview.”

6. to hit different SLANG
Meaning: To feel much better or more special because of the mood.

• “Cold lemonade hits different on a hot day.”

• “Listening to music late at night hits different.”

7. bet SLANG
Meaning: An informal way to say “Yes!”, “Agreed!”, or “Definitely!”

• “Do you want to grab lunch at noon?” — “Bet!”

• “Can David help me move these boxes?” — “Bet.”

8. salty SLANG
Meaning: Upset, bitter, or annoyed over a minor issue.

• “Chris is salty because his team lost by one point.”

• “Do not get salty over a little feedback.”

9. no cap SLANG
Meaning: “No lie” or “I am telling the complete truth.”

• “That was the best pizza I have ever eaten, no cap.”

• “This course will change how you speak, no cap.”

10. to live rent-free in someone’s head IDIOM
Meaning: To think about a song, video, or person constantly.

• “That catchy song is living rent-free in my head!”

• “Do not let mean online comments live rent-free in your head.”

⚡ BONUS (TEEN SLANG): to dry text TEEN SLANG
Meaning: To send short, dull, one-word text replies (like “k” or “yep”) that show a lack of interest.

• “I asked how Hannah’s weekend went, and she just said ‘Good.’ She is dry texting me!”

• “If you keep dry texting people, they will think you do not care to talk.”

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