Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A shiny metal that melts like butter in the sun. It’s so weak it can’t even stand up to heat.

Yo, this metal is like a weakling. It melts faster than my mom’s cookies.

This thing is so soft, it’s like it’s made of jelly.

That metal is so weak, it can’t even handle my lunch break.

2

It’s two element names that together make a racial slur. Smart people use it to say the N-word without getting caught.

Ga and Ni make NiGa, which is the N-word. Smart move, bro.

They’re trying to be sneaky with their science. NiGa, my guy.

You think you’re being cool, but you’re just saying the N-word in disguise.

3

The element names spell out gay. It’s like the universe is giving you a middle finger.

Ga and Ni spell gay. Like, literally. You’re being called out.

Ga + Ni = gay. That’s not a coincidence, that’s a flex.

You think you’re being smart, but you’re just spelling gay.

4

You’re telling someone they’re gay, but you’re doing it in a sassy, know-it-all way.

Boi, you’re gay. You don’t even know how to act like a man.

You’re gay, and you think you’re cool. Wrong.

You’re gay, and you’re acting like you’re not. Sad.

5

A fancy way of saying ‘you’re gay.’ Real people just say it directly. Intellectuals are too lazy to do that.

You’re gay, but you said it like it was a Nobel Prize.

You’re too smart for your own good. You said you’re gay like it was a test.

You said ‘you’re gay’ like it was a college essay.

6

A chemical that turns solar panels into fire. Like, literally. It’s the reason your neighbor’s house is on fire.

That chemical is so strong, it made my solar panels explode. Literally.

Solar panels are on fire, and it’s all because of this chemical.

Your solar panels are now a fire hazard. All because of gallium.