40 Most Weirdest SLANGS Ever Used | ASMR soft spoken
Hi and welcome! This ASMR video is about 40 weird or Lesser Known Slangs You Didn't Know Existed, or rarely used.
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Slang refers to a type of language that consists of words, phrases, and expressions that are informal, often specific to a particular group, subculture, or community. These words and phrases may not be part of standard formal language but are commonly used in casual conversation. Slang can evolve rapidly, and its meanings can be context-dependent. It's a way for people to express themselves in a more relaxed or colloquial manner, often adding nuance, humor, or a sense of belonging to communication. Slang terms can vary widely across different regions, age groups, and social circles.
1. Cattywampus: Askew or awry.
2. Bamboozle: To deceive or trick someone.
3. Gigil: The urge to pinch or squeeze something irresistibly cute.
4. Discombobulate: To confuse or disconcert.
5. Nincompoop: A foolish or stupid person.
6. Kerfuffle: A commotion or fuss, usually about something trivial.
7. Flummox: To bewilder or perplex someone.
8. Gobbledygook: Language that is meaningless or hard to understand.
9. Hullabaloo: A loud and confused noise, especially one caused by a large group of people.
10. Lollygag: To spend time aimlessly or to dawdle.
11. Bumfuzzle: To confuse or perplex someone.
12. Sialoquent: Speaking with a tendency to spit.
13. Gormless: Lacking in intelligence or showing no sign of understanding.
14. Flibbertigibbet: A frivolous or flighty person.
15. Rigmarole: A lengthy and complicated procedure or process.
16. Fuddy-duddy: A person who is old-fashioned, conservative, or out of touch.
17. Brouhaha: A noisy and overexcited reaction or response to something.
18. Snollygoster: A clever, unscrupulous person.
19. Collywobbles: A feeling of discomfort in the stomach or a fluttering sensation.
20. Widdershins: Moving counter-clockwise or in the wrong direction.
21. Mollycoddle: To pamper or treat someone indulgently.
22. Razzle-dazzle: Elaborate or showy activity designed to attract attention.
23. Higgledy-piggledy: In a disordered or chaotic manner.
24. Doozy: Something outstanding or unique of its kind.
25. Bibliopole: A person who buys and sells books.
26. Wabbit: Exhausted or slightly unwell.
27. Fipple: The mouthpiece of a musical instrument, especially a wind instrument.
28. Lugubrious: Looking or sounding sad and dismal.
29. Sesquipedalian: Characterized by long words; long-winded.
30. Quizzaciously: In a mocking or teasing manner.
31. Zaftig: Having a full, rounded figure; plump.
32. Winklepicker: A style of shoe with a sharp, pointed toe.
33. Mugwump: A person who remains aloof or independent, especially from party politics.
34. Digerati: People with expertise or professional involvement in information technology.
35. Hobbledehoy: An awkward or clumsy youth.
36. Noodle juice: Weak tea.
37. Quixotism: Extremely idealistic; unrealistic and impractical.
38. Cacophony: A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds.
39. Pettifogger: A person who quibbles over petty details or raises petty, trivial objections.
40. Zephyr: A gentle, mild breeze.
41. Sycophant: A person who acts obsequiously towards someone important in order to gain advantage.
42. Snollygoster: A clever, unscrupulous person.
43. Bumbershoot: An umbrella.
44. Disquietude: A state of uneasiness or anxiety.
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