Come and get it #7

In a social media context, 'hit' means something goes viral, like when a funny cat video suddenly gets millions of views and everyone's talking about it, even if they don't really like cats

At work, if your boss says your idea was a 'hit', they mean it was really good and helped the team, kind of like a mini victory before the big project's done

In relationships, 'hit' can be a way to show affection, like when your partner gives you a playful hit on the arm after you make a joke that only they understand, making it feel personal and sweet

For older generations, 'hit' means a sudden change that affects their routine, like when a new app is introduced in a retirement home and everyone feels like they've been hit with homework they didn't sign up for

Among younger people using slang, to 'hit' someone means to impress them, like if you walk into a party and hit the crowd with your outfit, everyone notices and you become the center of attention