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Rizz -

The feeling of extreme excitement or exhilaration. It's often used to describe a situation or event that is truly thrilling.

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Padawan -

'Star Wars' fans will recognize this word as referring to a Jedi apprentice, learning the ways of the Force under the tutelage of a master. So if you are young and learning, perhaps an intern, a Padawan, you are.

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Simp -

A slang word for someone who is overly attentive or submissive, especially in the context of romantic relationships.

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Bussin -

If something is exceptionally good or delicious, you could say it's bussin.

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Nerf -

Originally a brand name for foam toys, nerf has evolved into a verb meaning to weaken or reduce the power or effectiveness of something.

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Cromulent -

This humorous word, made famous by 'The Simpsons,' means acceptable or legitimate, even if it sounds made up!

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Grammable -

Refers to something that is visually appealing or worth sharing on Instagram. It's all about doing it for the 'gram!

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Smishing -

The term brings together "SMS" and "phishing," and describes a type of cyber attack in which fraudsters use text messages to deceive people.

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Pandiculation -

The act of stretching and yawning when you wake up. We all do it, but now there's a word for it!

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Quire -

A unit of measurement for paper, usually consisting of 25 sheets. Perfect for all your printing needs!

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Brouhaha -

A noisy and chaotic situation or commotion. It's the kind of turmoil that gets everyone talking.

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Donnybrook -

A term for a brawl or heated argument that often involves a large number of people.

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Ratoon -

In agriculture, this word refers to a new shoot or sprout that grows from the root of a plant, especially sugar cane.

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Bumbershoot -

A whimsical term for an umbrella. It makes rainy days sound a bit more fun.

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Bumfuzzled -

If you're completely confused or perplexed, you feel bumfuzzled.

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Flibbertigibbet -

A person who is flighty and restless can be called scatterbrained.

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Taradiddle -

A playful word for a hoax or a tall tale. Watch out for those taradiddles!

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Nincompoop -

An endearing and cheerful way of calling someone silly or foolish.

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Snollygoster -

A cunning, unprincipled person, often used to describe a politician with questionable ethics.

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Borborygm -

The growling sound your stomach makes when you're hungry. A word that resonates with all of us!

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Absquatulate -

Often used playfully, it means to leave or depart suddenly.

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Bae -

An affectionate term for a loved one, often a boyfriend or girlfriend. It's short for "before anyone else."

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Jerkface -

A not-so-nice way to refer to someone who is obnoxious or annoying.

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Schmoozefest -

An event or gathering where people socialize and make connections.

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YOLO -

An acronym for "You Only Live Once," used to justify taking risks or doing something adventurous.

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Adorbs -

A cute and shortened form of "adorable," perfect to describe something particularly cute.

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Gaydar -

A colloquial term for the ability to recognize or identify a person's sexual orientation.

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Phablet -

The term is a combo of "phone" and "tablet," and describes a large smartphone with tablet-like functions.

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Glam-ma -

A stylish and glamorous grandmother who defies the traditional stereotypes of aging.

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MacGyver -

This means to improvise or solve a problem using unconventional methods, just like the resourceful TV character Angus MacGyver.

Source: (Merriam-Webster)

See also: Words that are much older than you think

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