What it means: Cap = lie. No cap = true. How to use it: “He said he’s 6 feet tall. That’s cap! He’s 5’9″ in Air Forces.” Also: “I got an A and I didn’t even study, no cap frfr.” If something’s cap, it ...

I remember how mystified the grandparents who raised me were when I hit high school and the word "like" permeated at least half of the words in any given sentence that popped out of my teenage mouth.

“A word that’s used within a culture, and that’s created by that culture,” is how Jeremiah Campbell, member of Gen-Z and barista at 5th Street Market, defines slang. He says that this definition can ...

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Marianne Murciano, Bob Sirott’s wife and founder of Savvy-Planet, joins Bob this morning to explain how to use and understand some of Gen Z’s slang terms.

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