Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

When someone says something that sounds like they're trying to flirt or make you feel like they're flirting with you

'You got a nice hair today', I knew he was trying to hit on me

'You’re looking extra today', classic galgy move

'You’re my favorite person here', I felt it was a trap

2

When someone says something that might be a compliment but it feels like they’re trying to get you in their pants

'You’re not the worst', I knew it was a galgy line

'You’re kind of cute', I almost believed it

'You’re not bad for someone who doesn’t know how to dress', that was a backhanded compliment

3

When you think someone is hitting on you but it turns out they’re just being polite

'You’re doing great in class', I thought it was a galgy move

'You’re not the worst in the group', I felt like I was being teased

'You’ve got a nice laugh', I thought it was a setup

4

When someone says something that could be a compliment but it feels like they’re trying to flirt with you

'You’re not the worst', I thought it was a galgy line

'You look good today', that was a real hit on

'You’re kind of funny', I felt like I was being flattered

5

When someone says something that might be a compliment but it feels like they’re trying to get you in their pants

'You’re kind of cute', that was a galgy line

'You look good in that outfit', I felt like I was being hit on

'You’re not bad for someone who doesn’t know how to dress', I thought it was a trap

6

When someone says something that could be a compliment but it feels like they’re trying to flirt with you

'You’ve got a nice laugh', I thought it was a galgy move

'You’re not the worst', that was a real hit on

'You look good today', I felt like I was being flattered