The ultimate, the true, the innermost of being ("ultimate" + "truth")

A phenomenon in which only bad hunches and ominous intuitions come true, while good predictions and positive expectations miss at every turn.

👉 Doom + Instinct = Doomstinct

It means “uncool” or “tacky,” and refers to a style or behavior that is out of fashion or outdated.

Emotionally driven leader

Flumblesnap refers to the moment when you try to do something simple, like plugging in a USB or opening a door, but it takes multiple tries before it works, despite your efforts.

Usage examples:
"I had a total flumblesnap with my phone charger this morning."
"Every time I try to open this drawer, it's a flumblesnap situation."
This new word combines "flumble" (a mix of fumble and stumble) with "snap" (like a quick frustration or attempt). It captures those little annoyances we all face daily.

Sudden loss of Internet connection and inability to do anything

A sudden, inexplicable episode or condition that seems to affect only oneself, often dismissed or unnoticed by others; a personal affliction that feels uniquely internal or private.

Short for "charisma," especially referring to romantic attraction. Someone with "rizz" knows how to flirt or impress others easily.

#vogueword

Actions that intentionally focus attention on things and things that are usually overlooked.

Overlook　Discovery

in many ways

#tiktok

"lo" is a proposed new English article that acts as a “semi-definite article.” It indicates something that is important or specific to the speaker but not necessarily known to the listener.

Used before singular nouns.

Expresses that the noun is significant or special from the speaker’s perspective, even if the listener may not be familiar with it.

Example sentence:

I met lo girl who changed everything.
(Meaning: “I met a certain girl — maybe you don’t know her — who changed everything.”)

“A vague in-between area between A and B, without a clear physical or temporal boundary.”
Unlike "between," which implies two clear points, "eler" expresses a fuzzy or transitional middle ground.

Usage (Grammatical Features):

Used as a preposition before nouns or pronouns.
Applicable to time, space, or abstract stages.
Examples:

Space
The village lies eler the forest and the mountain.
→ The village is located in a blurred transitional space between the forest and the mountain.
Time
It happened eler night and morning.
→ It happened during a vague time between night and morning.
Abstract Concept
He's eler youth and adulthood.
→ He’s in the uncertain stage between youth and adulthood.

Feelings of strong fascination, but also feelings of frustration and dissatisfaction with the same object.

A dog, presumably from China, that appears on TikTok. He is constantly being messed with by his owner. The content typically involves him being woken up by loud singing while he's asleep, or being falsely blamed after being tricked—for example, his owner gives him food, then stages a scene to make it look like the dog did something bad, and reports it to what seems to be the mother, making the dog get scolded.

He's a poor, goofy-looking dog who's always the victim. People online say things like "Justice for him!" or "He needs a lawyer!" But the videos are funny to watch,
and Xiaopang himself seems to know he’s being set up—he barks in frustration—so there are very few accusations of animal abuse.

Hang in there, Xiaopang!!!!

#Justiceforxiaopang
#Xiaopang needs a lawyer
#Iswearxiaopangwilltalkoneday
#xiaopang