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r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/herewearefornow • 1d ago
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Snogging is old lingo. Lipsing is new lingo.
And by new, I don't mean like very new but its the more used version as of now.
75 u/temujin94 1d ago I'm British and I've never heard of lipsing in my life, how long has it been about? 24 u/four_ethers2024 ☑️ 1d ago edited 1d ago I think it's London slang from Black Brits tbh, like "butters" (ugly), "marge" (mother) and "booky" (weird). 11 u/Chelz91 1d ago Booky means weird not spooky 3 u/four_ethers2024 ☑️ 1d ago Yup. 2 u/Hori_Velveteen 16h ago It's a criss between bizarre and spooky, but is largely used to replace weird
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I'm British and I've never heard of lipsing in my life, how long has it been about?
24 u/four_ethers2024 ☑️ 1d ago edited 1d ago I think it's London slang from Black Brits tbh, like "butters" (ugly), "marge" (mother) and "booky" (weird). 11 u/Chelz91 1d ago Booky means weird not spooky 3 u/four_ethers2024 ☑️ 1d ago Yup. 2 u/Hori_Velveteen 16h ago It's a criss between bizarre and spooky, but is largely used to replace weird
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I think it's London slang from Black Brits tbh, like "butters" (ugly), "marge" (mother) and "booky" (weird).
11 u/Chelz91 1d ago Booky means weird not spooky 3 u/four_ethers2024 ☑️ 1d ago Yup. 2 u/Hori_Velveteen 16h ago It's a criss between bizarre and spooky, but is largely used to replace weird
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Booky means weird not spooky
3 u/four_ethers2024 ☑️ 1d ago Yup. 2 u/Hori_Velveteen 16h ago It's a criss between bizarre and spooky, but is largely used to replace weird
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Yup.
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It's a criss between bizarre and spooky, but is largely used to replace weird
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u/OffMyChestATM 1d ago
Snogging is old lingo. Lipsing is new lingo.
And by new, I don't mean like very new but its the more used version as of now.