It’s official! Skibidi, delulu and tradwife have made their way into the Cambridge Dictionary, along with over 6,000 other new words, phrases, and meanings.
Here’s a look at some of the trending words that are now part of the English language.
What is “skibidi”?
“Skibidi” started as a term from the viral YouTube series Skibidi Toilet. It can mean anything from “cool” to “bad,” or sometimes it’s just used for fun.
It’s quickly become a popular phrase among Gen Z, with Kim Kardashian even sharing a necklace engraved with the phrase “Skibidi Toilet.”
Enter “Delulu”
“Delulu” is short for “delusional” and refers to believing in something that’s not true. Think of it as the term for those moments when you convince yourself you’re dating a celebrity or living a fantasy.
Other Fun Additions: “Lewk” & “Inspo”
“Lewk” refers to an outfit or style that stands out, and “inspo” is short for inspiration—often used when sharing ideas or trends online. Both words have become staples in fashion and online culture.
These new words show how quickly language is changing. Thanks to social media and internet culture, phrases like skibidi and delulu have moved from viral trends to permanent parts of our vocabulary.
The addition of over 6,000 words keeps the Cambridge Dictionary relevant in today’s fast-evolving language landscape.
For more info, check out the Cambridge Dictionary.
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