Scotch-egging

Verb: to use someone as a penpal or telephone buddy with no intention of ever meeting them In real life, often deceitfully, and most commonly with online dating.

Martha: I'm growing rather fond of Matthew, but I think he's scotch-egging me.
Elissa: Why do you think you're being scotch-egged by him?

Martha: He calls me every night but claims he's too busy to meet. Classic scotch-egg behaviour.

Work doormat

Somebody who gets completely walked all over at work. They work over-time for free and they don't stand their ground at all.

Alice: What you up to tonight bae?
James: I'm on call tonight AGAIN!
Alice: But they don't even pay you for that?! You're such a work doormat!!

iax

Verb: to iax

Past participle: iaxed

To ax/unfriend an inconvenient person from your life. Often but not always ghosted and blocked on social media also.

Kat: have you heard from Kate recently?

Poppy: no, I iaxed that son of a bitch.

Kat: good for you, who needs frenemies?

adamning

To damn one with insincerity, in particular, deceiving many lovers into believing that you want to pursur a future with them. Adamning is most commonly performed as an act of self-validation, or to gain sex. (Originates from the distinctive behaviour of Adam Collard, love island series 4)

Kate: How are things going with Elliot?

Poppy: After he proclaimed he felt we had a special connection, he’s now seeing someone else. He was adamning me the whole time!

Kate: Damn, he really adamned you hard!