- quad autre orthographe
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The open grassy battlefield where students socialize, nap, panic about tests, or all three. Peak college ecosystem vibes.
“Meet me on the quad after class.”
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- prof autre orthographe
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A low-effort way to say ‘professor’—usually only used behind their back unless you’re feeling bold or reckless.
“My chem prof assigns homework like he hates us.”
- mix-up autre orthographe
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A moment when reality decides to sabotage you with confusion—wrong time, wrong class, wrong book, everything wrong except your suffering.
“Total mix-up, I studied the wrong chapter.”
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Short for magazine—because syllables are expensive apparently. Used when flipping through glossy pages pretending to be cultured.
“Grab that sports mag for me.”
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A state of maximum hype—when the energy is so high even introverts start acting suspiciously social. Lit events are unforgettable, sometimes regrettably.
“Last night’s party was lit, no lie.”
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When something is actually good and not just TikTok-hyped nonsense. Calling it legit means it passed your personal vibe verification.
“That sale was legit—I saved like $5.”
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The driest way to say ‘okay.’ Perfect when you want to agree without giving a single drop of enthusiasm.
“Be ready at 7.” “K.”
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A quick way to say yes, confirm plans, and pretend you’re spontaneous. Works even when you have no idea what the plan actually is.
“Ice cream at midnight?” “I’m down.”
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To do absolutely nothing with people you like. Hanging out is 90% vibes, 10% deciding where to eat.
“Let’s hang out this weekend.”
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The world of fraternities and sororities—where parties, charity events, and matching sweatshirts rule. Equal parts social club and chaos generator.
“Greek life on campus is wild this year.”
