A Friendly Love

When someone says they're 'all in' about a project, it means they're throwing their whole heart into it, no holding back. Think of it like giving your full poker chips to the table,ready to bet everything on success

In work settings, people might describe a boss as 'the alpha' without saying the word 'alpha male' out loud, just to keep things polite and inclusive. It's a way to talk about leadership without triggering any old-fashioned debates

Gen Z uses 'slay' not just for fashion, but as a general cheer for doing something right. If a friend nails a presentation, you can say 'you slayed that' and they'll know you're calling them a queen of confidence

Calling someone 'a vibe' means they're a bit of a mystery, kind of floating your way. It's like saying they're cool to be around, but you're not 100% sure what they stand for, exactly. It's chill, but with some questions attached

When a couple says they're 'trying their luck' with living together, it means they're giving it a go without committing to forever. It's like testing the water to see if they'll stay in the pool or just dip their toes and leave