Hazel - Grammar Spots

Featured February 23, 2026

RT usually means “Retweet” when sharing posts online, or “Real Talk” when someone’s being honest with you in a message.

February 23, 2026

OTP usually means “One True Pairing” when talking about favorite couples, “On The Phone” when someone’s busy calling, or “One-Time

February 23, 2026

“Wig” is internet slang for when something shocks or amazes you so much that it feels like your wig flew

February 23, 2026

“Dope” means something is really cool, awesome, or high-quality. It’s casual slang you’ll hear in texts, social media, and everyday

February 23, 2026

“Sus” is short for suspicious or suspect. When someone says you’re acting sus, they think you’re hiding something or being

February 23, 2026

“Thicc” describes someone with a curvy, full body—especially wide hips, thick thighs, and a fuller butt. It’s basically a compliment

February 23, 2026

BOL usually means “Best of Luck” in texting, but it can also stand for “Burst Out Laughing” when something’s hilariously

February 22, 2026

NP means “No Problem” in texting. It’s a quick, casual way to say “you’re welcome” or “don’t worry about it”

February 22, 2026

TBC usually means “To Be Continued” or “To Be Confirmed” in texts and messages. It’s a quick way to pause

February 22, 2026

YWW usually means “you’re welcome” with extra friendliness. The doubled “W” makes it warmer than a plain “yw” and shows