Gen Z employees are using more casual language around the office. Here's a guide to the jargon.

Gen Z has co-opted a term inspired by Justin Bieber ’s recent crashout with the paparazzi, and a middle school teacher predicts we’re going to hear the term a lot this summer.

Our slang, like “bet” and “slay,” reflects our unique communication style. And despite the generational gap, many of us are well-informed and recognise that much of what is considered ...

This week’s youth culture roundup covers the meaning of Dark Mango psychology, TikTok’s Man of the Year trend, Sabrina Carpenter’s album cover backlash, Gen Z's struggles with bar tabs, and ...

So, if you've been nodding along feeling a vague sense of linguistic fatigue, you're not alone. Here are some of Gen Z's most popular words and phrases that have officially reached "overused" status: ...

Unlock the A to Z of Gen Z lingo, from "rizz" and "yeet" to "delulu" and "no cap." Learn what today’s slang means with fun examples and meanings.

Yet as meanings shift across different contexts, so too does the potential for misunderstanding.A senior colleague of mine ...

According to Know Your Meme, the Gen Z stare is that uncomfortable blank look that teens will give out (it’s the way Sydney ...

This is another local slang term I’ve heard since the early 2000s in New York that became a national Gen Z slang term as I ...

A new trend, called the ‘Gen Z stare,’ seems to have taken over the internet, especially TikTok. According to Mashable, the meaning of the phrase is quite literal as it sounds.