1. "Tea"
How your parents use it: an ordinary drink, just like coffee and soda.
How you use it: to suggest all the drama that's been brewing amongst your friend group that is just waiting to be spilled.
2. "Lit"
How your parents use it: the past tense of "light", as in when you light a candle.
How you use it: another way of saying "cool" or "awesome".
3. "Rip"
How your parents use it: tearing something apart as to break it.
How you use it: a faster way of saying R.I.P.; this is used when lamenting and complaining about any unfortunate event.
4. "Post"
How your parents use it: a piece of writing.
How you use it: to upload a kind of content onto a social media platform, such as Instagram.
5. "Snap"
How your parents use it: a movement in which you place your fingers together in a certain way to make a "snapping" sound.
How you use it: a message sent or received via the social media app called Snapchat.
6. "Woke"
How your parents use it: the past tense of "wake", as in waking up from a nap.
How you use it: to be informed about a relevant and important issue.
7. "Pull"
How your parents use it: to exert force upon something by grabbing it and moving it towards yourself.
How you use it: to successfully flirt with someone and to obtain the desired bond between the two of you.
8. "Snack"
How your parents use it: a small, light meal.
How you use it: an incredibly good looking person who is usually dressed well and just looks like an overall masterpiece. By the way, if someone's looking extra fine, you can refer to them as a "full-course meal".
9. "L"
How your parents use it: the twelfth letter of the alphabet.
How you use it: when you took a real loss when doing something. You basically failed.
10. "Shook"
How your parents use it: the past tense of "shake", as in moving something back and forth.
How you use it: to be absolutely baffled by something.
11. "Beat"
How your parents use it: to strike something repeatedly.
How you use it: the state of feeling extremely messed up, tired, or just overall crappy.
12. "It's fine, I'm fine, everything's fine"
How your parents use it: something that you say when everything is truly alright.
How you use it: something that you say when everything is going truly awful but you need to convince yourself that everything is going to be alright.
13. "Ghost"
How your parents use it: a supernatural entity.
How you use it: not responding to someone via social media or text message.
14. "Stan"
How your parents use it: a name for a man.
How you use it: to fully support a relationship, which can be either a fictional or a real-life relationship. Friendships can be supported, as well.
15. "Salty"
How your parents use it: the taste of a concoction containing quite a bit of salt.
How you use it: to be extremely hostile, bitter, angry, or upset with someone (or something).
16. "Whip"
How your parents use it: a hard, leather strip used for slapping and beating someone (as shown in the Fifty Shades of Grey series) or something.
How you use it: a car.
17. "Mad"
How your parents use it: the emotional feeling that is equivalent to anger and bitterness.
How you use it: another way of saying "a lot" or "very".
18. "Tight"
How your parents use it: fixed closely to an object, so it is hard to move.
How you use it: another way of saying "cool", "nice", or other such adjectives.
19. "Ice"
How your parents use it: a cold, solid form of water.
How you use it: a term used to describe jewelry.
20. "Extra"
How your parents use it: an additional and excessive amount of something.
How you use it: to be extremely over-exaggerated in one's actions.
21. "Dip"
How your parents use it: to take a brief swim in a body of water or to quickly place an object into a liquid of some sort.
How you use it: to make an exit.
22: "Sauce"
How your parents use it: a relish accompanying food (such as marinara sauce on pasta).
How you use it: a term used to describe someone with an extreme sense of style.
23: "Goat"
How your parents use it: an animal that is part of the Bovidae family.
How you use it: a term for someone who is the "greatest of all time".
24. "Streak"
How your parents use it: to go out in public in the nude.
How you use it: to be consistently SnapChatting someone for a consequtive amount of days.
25. "Slay"
How your parents use it: to kill.
How you use it: to be or look completely amazing and flawless.
26. "Swerve"
How your parents use it: a sudden change of direction.
How you use it: to dodge someone who is trying to flirt with you.