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Soak

(Shifting) An internet word used in games to mean the act of getting experience points my killing enemy monsters. =This is a word that shifted its meaning overtime to fit the purpose of More…

Sobetting

(Blending) Sobetting, v. is a blending of the words sobbing and vomiting. It is the action that can follow after a heavy night of drinking in which something traumatic or unsettling occurs. More…

socal

Refers to the physical location and the culture of Southern California. =It is often cumbersome to say the entire name “Southern California”. Therefore, it can be clipped and shortened to More…

Soccermom

Referring to a parent who devotes most of the time and enthusiasm to her child. Usually referring to middle-aged, upper middle class woman who spends most of her time picking up their More…

social engineering

Matchmaking, attempting to manipulate two people together in hopes of sparking a romantic relationship Making a play on the many fields of engineering (civil, mechanical, electrical, etc.) More…

Sociohorticulture

(compounding) The study of how the act of gardening affects humans physically and mentally. =At Texas A&M, Novak coined the term “sociohorticulture,” which encompasses the psychosocial More…

sofass

The state or condition of being stuck to a leather or vinyl chair or sofa; usually occurs after one has been seated for a considerable period of time. It was used as a clever, concise term More…

Soft

Someone who is considered emotionally weak. =Usually directed at a weaker or less liked member of a group of friends. Etymology : A metaphor of the original word soft, in reference to More…

Soft (2)

Overwhelmed with the cuteness or wholesomeness of something. =When encountered with something they consider very cute or wholesome, somebody can say they are “soft” as a reaction to that More…

Soft Alcohol

alcoholic beverages that have alcohol concentration less than 30% Etymology : analogy from hard alcohol, with hard alcohol being one category of alcohol with no name for non-hard, so More…

Soft Boi

(Creative Respelling) A young male who lures women into dating him by appearing sensitive and brooding, but is actually just emotionally abusive and manipulative. Softbois are a 2019 version More…

Soft(3)

(metaphor as in semantic change) A term describing the science fictions that put more emphasis on other aspects than hardcore stem (for example, science fictions that emphasize psychology, More…

soft-serve

(semantic shift) a female whose fat collects in rolls, evoking the image of a soft-serve ice cream cone. ="Dude, she has more than just muffin-tops, she's soft-serve status." More…

Softlifting

(blend) Purchasing a single license copy of a software program and illegally installing it onto multiple computers. =Softlifting is when you purchase a single license copy of a software More…

Softs

the part of the human body located behind the patella (also referred to as the “softs of the knees”) =The term “softs” is metonymically relating a quality of the knee to that part of the More…

SOGGY

Not quite awake, unable to get out of bed. This is a very descriptive term that did in fact capture the feeling. There are not any good short terms in English that adequately describe the More…

SoHo

(clipping and then compounding) A person, typically a woman, who lives south of Houston St. in New York and is considered particularly promiscuous. To differentiate between this and the More…

Soil

Describes smokeless tobacco; any type of smokeless tobacco that is placed in the mouth. =Used among anyone who uses smokeless tobacco, but originated in south Texas. Etymology : From More…

SOJ

(noun) These letters stand for “stealer of joy.” It means that the person being described as such is very pessimistic. They are able to step into any situation and take away the happy vibes More…

SOL

To be in a bad situation with no way out. acronym for “shit out of luck” A slightly less offensive way of using the phrase. Small child around at the time. =‘I was SOL More…


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