"Sus" is a shortened form of the word "suspicious." It means:
Suspicious

Untrustworthy

Sketchy

Shady

Mainly used by Gen Z and Gen Alpha in social media, online games, and casual conversation.

It became especially popular through the game "Among Us," where players often say things like:

"He's sus" – meaning "He seems suspicious."

really good or delicious (especially used for food). Example: 'This pizza is bussin!'”

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"The tendency to see oneself as the protagonist of a story, treating others as mere supporting characters."

“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.

A surprise that is topical, but annoys people.

👉 Disturb (to disturb, annoy) + Buzz (topic)

A subtle, almost imperceptible harmony or resonance between people, ideas, or moments — often felt but rarely articulated. It describes the quiet click of understanding or alignment that feels deeply right.
Velisyn is more poetic than scientific.

It describes a quiet but profound resonance, not loud agreement.

Often used to describe relationships, creative collaborations, or spiritual alignment.

Veli-: from Latin "velare" (to veil or cover) — implying something hidden or subtle.

-syn: from Greek "syn" (together, with) — indicating connection or unity.

When you are exposed by conclusive evidence.

For the laid-back.

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.

"Nimvane" describes a surreal emotional state where someone or something is physically present but feels emotionally or spiritually distant. It’s the sensation of standing in a familiar place or next to someone close, yet feeling an invisible wall, like trying to hold onto a dream that’s fading. You are here, but not fully present. The world feels slightly out of sync with your inner self.

Nim-: Inspired by “nimble” (light, elusive) and “nimbus” (a halo or mist), suggesting something almost there, but untouchable.

-vane: From “weather vane,” which constantly shifts direction — implying emotional unpredictability or disconnection.

Together, they evoke the feeling of being present in form, but not in spirit — like drifting smoke in a familiar room.

A person who can only be met in dreams, or the longing for such a person.

She spoke of her velmora as if he were real."

A shortened form of “delusional.” Used to describe having unrealistic fantasies or hopeful thinking, especially about idols or celebrities.

an anomaly that occurs only to oneself

SOLO (alone) + ANOMALY (abnormal)

A place or scene lingering in memory, whose existence feels uncertain.

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"The chaotic state just before thought becomes language."

"The primordial chaos of thought, moments before it crystallizes into language."

The nostalgic feeling one gets when seeing something they've never seen before, yet feels deeply familiar.

"When I walked into the ancient city ruins, a strange florquint washed over me, like I'd been there in a dream."

A creature or person who moves in a way that makes no sense.

To pace around aimlessly when overwhelmed by strong emotions such as excitement, anger, or anxiety.

"Thrum" (a light tapping sound made with fingers) + a verb-like suffix similar to "oscillate," giving the nuance of a continuous or repeated action.