Canadian slang is like the people, friendly, slightly apologetic, and surprisingly hardcore when you least expect it. A toque, a double-double, and a "sorry" will get you through most situations, eh.

silent repost
Janna · United States
"Silent repost is basically just a statement you say because when you want to repost something... let's get into reposting. Basically when there's something on TikTok or Instagram that you really relate with, it could be a post or just basically a post like a video or a photo or like a caption or whatever, you have the option to repost it, which basically means you agree with it. So silent repost is basically when something that you secretly relate to and you don't really want people to know about it publicly, but you just really relate to it. So people usually comment like, oh, silent repost, this. Because it won't show up on your page, on your account, so people won't really know that you relate to this, you know, the post or whatever, unless the post also shows up on their feed and then they see your comment. It's not that common. Or you don't really have to comment, you can just say, oh, like silent repost. I can say it to your closest friend or someone else like, oh okay, silent repost. An example would be, oh my god, have you seen this breakup edit? It's so relatable, silent repost."
Fit check
Janna · United States
"fit check is when you're you know showing your outfit off could be to a camera could be your friend telling them okay I got this t-shirt from I don't know from Zara or these pants from Levi's you know that's basically what a fit check is breaking down your outfit. an example would be okay guys time for a fit check"
Ick
Janna · United States
"Ick. Spelt I-C-K. This is something that someone can do that can turn you off. This is basically more in like the romantic setting. So, an example could be, oh my God, so we were swimming and then I dove down under the pool to just, you know, take a dive. And I saw him trying to stay afloat. His legs were wobbling all weird. Such an ick."
Real quick
Janna · United States
"Real quick often can be spelled RQ in a text. Literally it means to just get something, check something, or whatever, really quickly. An example would be, ayo, can you hit me up real quick?"
D1
Hugues Renaud · United States
"D1. Taken from the sports term D1 athlete or Division I athlete. It is added in front of a noun to say that someone is at the peak epitome of that noun. Dude, Charles is fucking hating on Pragmata. What, the game just came out. What do you mean he's already hating on it? Man, I don't know. Charles hates fucking everything. Dude's a D1 hater."

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