repeats or leaks other people’s secrets.

the mysterious disappearance—or unexpected reappearance—of food in your fridge, seemingly without explanation. Can refer to snacks vanishing overnight, leftovers slowly shrinking, or items suddenly turning up weeks later in a strange place.

Develop a refrigerator with a feature that prevents fridgeghost

Part of speech: Adjective
Etymology:
　　snack (a light bite)
　＋ -able (able to be)
Literal meaning: "Able to be snacked on" → Easy to consume
Modern meaning:
　→ Content that's light, quick to enjoy, and satisfying despite being short
　→ Often used for videos, memes, articles, and even products that are small, casual, and addictive

■ 3. Example Sentences & Tones
▷ Casual praise

“Your video is so snackable!”
→ (Super easy to watch and I can’t stop!)
▷ Marketing / strategy use

“We need to make this content more snackable.”
→ (Let’s shorten it and make it scroll-friendly.)
▷ Slightly negative edge

“It’s snackable, but kinda empty.”
→ (Fun to watch, but no real substance.)

he impulsive act of buying something purely because you're afraid of missing out, especially triggered by limited stock, countdown timers, or phrases like only 1 left!

FOMO = Fear of Missing Out (the anxiety that you'll miss a chance or opportunity)
Buy = the act of purchasing something
→ Combined, it refers to “the act of purchasing something out of fear of missing out.”

Nodon’t describes a twisted form of self-restraint or pride, where you want to do something—send a message, speak up, reach out—but you don’t, because doing so would feel like losing.
It’s that internal tug-of-war between impulse and ego

No – implying restraint or caution
Don’t – an outright refusal
Combined, they express a conflicted state:
“I want to act, but a part of me insists I shouldn’t.”
A standoff between instinct and pride.

Form Example
Noun I was caught in a brutal nodon’t.
Verb (to nodon’t) She totally nodon’ted that moment.
Adjective (nodon’ty) It was a very nodon’ty situation.

Explaining the explanation

The phenomenon in which one believes to have fully evacuated their bowels, only to discover moments later that there remains residual stool, causing a sense of betrayal by one’s own digestive system.

Dumplicitous (adjective): Describing the deceptive or unreliable nature of one’s bowel actions.
Example: “My digestive system was particularly dumplicitous today.”

The Dumplicity Loop (noun): A repetitive cycle of repeated toilet visits due to perceived incomplete evacuation.

#poop
#Theruns

You know when someone didn’t do something obvious and you're like, “uhh why tho?”
Whyn’t is your go-to word for that.

> Basically: “Why didn’t you…?” but short, snappy, and way more Gen Z-friendly.

Pronounced like: “wyyynt” (rhymes with can’t)
People already say “Why didn’t” like “whyn” in fast speech, so this word’s just making it official.
Honestly? It’s got that “could be slang today, grammar tomorrow” energy.

A memory shared with or about a dog, often filled with affection, nostalgia, or emotional warmth.

Emotional Nuance:
Moments of joy shared with a beloved dog
A walk, a nap, a simple glance full of trust
Remembrance of a dog who has passed
A treasured photo or item linked to a pet

Even while (something is happening)" or "during the time that something continues, yet another action or feeling exists simultaneously.

Specifically:　It expresses a nuance where two contrasting or conflicting states or actions coexist simultaneously.