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synonym to the word yes; used to emphasize excitement or anxiousness towards the question being asked. also used to celebrate a victory, or to signify that personal moment of recognition is needed.
craig: did you win the game?
jaqui: yesaa!
21π 1π
When the person you were previously sucking up to starts brown nosing you; also known as backwards brown nosing.
At first I was sucking up to Felly, but then she started reverse brown nosing me and complimenting me all the time!
21π 3π
Synonym to hella sick or rad; phrase used to describe moments, items, or ideas that are truly legitimate.
Dude the waves at ocean beach are always sick as heck.
14π 4π
A play on the phrase "new york state of mind"; the act of thinking, acting, and possessing the traits of a true californian. Such characteristics include frequenting the beach, using slang known only to true californians, eating beach cuisine like acai bowls, or operating a vehicle like a california driver. Most people with the california state of mind are not afraid to set trends or act differently than non-californians because they know deep down the californian way is always right (excluding the economy). Having a California State of mind is closely tied with being under the influence of californication, and can be seen in one's laid back, dgaf-like personality.
That dude totally has the california state of mind; he listens to trendy indie music in the car while eating a california burrito, talking on the phone, and going 85 mph on his way to ocean beach.
63π 19π
a slang term used to describe one is taking a break from work or strenuous activity.
michael acts like he doesn't even have to study for finals; he is always breakin it.
12π 3π
a text sent to correct one's mistake in spelling or in meaning; usually begins with an asterisk (*) and follows a text with an intended/unintended error.
text: hey Evan I heard you were dick
corrext: *sick
25π 5π
Inserted into a text convo or internet chat to insinuate a natural lisp. Often times takes the place of an s, or is added onto the end of a word to display an intentional lisp, or to acknowledge that one's lisps in normal conversation.
erica: hey girl whats up?
tatii: justhhhsssppt hanging out with some friendsthhhssspp.
16π 2π