tuff

'That's tuff' — cool, impressive, hard — spelled the way it sounds, as the 2024 compliment among the young, and the reason 'aura tuff' was a caption. The record's entry for the misspelling as a mood.

Unattractive, said briskly. Replaced ugly in the vocabulary of everyone under twenty, and is already appearing in the mouths of everyone over it.

The generation born from about 2010, which entered the culture in 2023 as the children with the iPads, the slang nobody understood — skibidi, rizz, gyatt — and the Sephora habit. The record's entry for the first generation to be memed before it could vote.

'Shut your bitch ass up' — a 2003 Urban Dictionary acronym dug up by TikTok in 2025 and used, mostly by children, as a comeback that adults could not immediately decode. The record's oldest 'new' slang of the year.

Two numbers said with a hand gesture, meaning nothing. Every classroom on Earth had banned it by October 2025; the dictionary announcement in December was the coroner arriving.

'This shit pisses me off, I can't lie' — three acronyms that fused into one string and were pasted, ironically, under everything for a season. The moment Gen Alpha's abbreviations became a copypasta about themselves.

Performed superbly, with no crumbs left. Sometimes extended to 'ate and left no crumbs', which is the same thing said by someone who has not.

Charisma measured in points, gained and lost in public. Minus 1,000 aura for explaining it, which this entry has just done.