New word in english

bling bling
expensive objects such as jewellery that are worn in a way that is very easy to notice.


dweeb:
someone who is weak, slightly strange, and not popular or
fashionable


Probs: n no probs
used to say that you will be able to do something easily and with no problems: It'll be ready by six - no probs.



ants
very bad: The concert was pants.


:finger-pointing

when people blame other people for something that has gone wrong, instead of trying to solve the problem: There followed months of name-calling and finger-pointing.

Air kiss::
a way of greeting someone with a kiss that is near the side of their face, but that does not touch them -air-kiss v [I,T]




:Bad hair day:
a day when you are unhappy and easily upset, especially because your hair does not look the way you want it to look



'oh
used humorously when you have just realized that you have done or said something stupid



Pay-as-you-go:
a pay-as-you-go MOBILE PHONE or Internet service is one
that you must pay for before you can use it



: hissy fit
a sudden moment of unreasonable anger and annoyance; = tantrum: throw/have a hissy fit Williams threw a hissy fit when she decided her hotel room wasn't big enough.



:fashion victim

someone who always wears what is fashionable, even if it makes them look bad



lug-fest
a situation in which people are arguing or fighting in a rude or angry way



:twenty-four seven
if something happens twenty-four seven, it happens all the time, every day


re-loveda pre-loved house, pet etc has already been owned by someone else - used especially in advertisements to suggest the previous owner cared strongly about the object, animal etc




:road warrior
informal someone who uses computers, mobile phones, pagers etc in a place other than their home or office