Philed

Philed | verb • Phil • ed

Philed is a term from an episode of “Kids react to Dr. Phil” A popular reaction channel that had made this video featured a child. In a scene where Dr. Phil had ‘roast’ a young woman obsessed over spending money, the child made a statement. That was: “Man..you just got philed.” The young woman also became a meme for the sentence, “—minimum wage, I can’t by the car.” Or something similar. It became a meme due to her talking so quickly. Off that topic, philed is a very important word. It might be an old one, but it sure is a charm.

The child in the YouTube video: “Man...you just got philed!”

Draint

verb | draint • ing

The act of drawing and painting simultaneously, typically using paint pens.

I love to draint after watching Moriah Elizabeth’s videos, the creator of this word we love, ‘draint’.

Yanop

Yanop, a verb. Pronounced “YĀ NOOP” as one word.

Yanop is a clash between “Yeah” and “Nope”. It’s a way of saying you can’t decide on something, or it’s that you change your mind on something last second after saying it. When you use the word “yanop” it could sound weird. But the pronunciation is “Yaa noop” spelled out, it doesn’t sound strange, but saying it is harder.

Betty: “Hey! Do you want to go to the dog park with me to pick Buster up?”
Ceil: “Oh, sure- yanop.”
Betty: “Why not?”
Ceil: “I forgot I had work to do.”

Other example:
Denis: “Dude, did you see how my likes went up on that TikTok I posted? Wouldn’t be surprised if it went viral!”
Y: “Eh, I don’t know man, only 8 views. *refreshes page* yanop- I was wrong.”