Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

Getting hit so hard in the face you see stars and wonder why you ever talked back to your mom.

My brother labeled me after I told him his haircut looked like a raccoon attacked him.

I labeled my math teacher when she yelled at me for forgetting my homework again.

My cousin labeled me after I said his new girlfriend smelled like old socks.

2

Stickers you slap on jars. Not people. Ever.

I labeled my lunch because I wanted everyone to know my sandwich was the best.

My mom labeled her coffee so she wouldn't drink my soda by mistake.

My brother labeled his backpack so he could find his lunch in a pile of trash.

3

Stupid words people use to make others feel like they don't fit in. Like you’re a walking stereotype.

My friend called me a poser because I like both Taylor Swift and Lil Wayne.

My teacher labeled me emo because I wore sunglasses inside.

My brother called me a prep because I said ‘like’ too much.

4

Stickers you use to tell people what’s inside a jar. Or a system that turns high school into a prison of fashion and music.

I labeled my jar of spaghetti so I wouldn’t eat my brother’s weird mystery meat.

My school turned labeling into a war between goths, preps, and people who just want to be normal.

My friend labeled every band as ‘emo,’ ‘pop,’ or ‘trash’ and now they all hate each other.

5

A person who doesn’t care about labels, stereotypes, or what other people think. They just live their life.

My friend is a no label. She doesn’t care if people call her straight or whatever.

My brother is a no label because he doesn’t care if people know he’s gay.

My teacher is a no label because she doesn’t care about labels or anything.

6

A company that owns you. Like you’re their slave.

My label owns me. I have to sing every day or they’ll fire me.

My brother’s label owns him. He can’t even eat pizza without asking permission.

My friend’s label owns her. She has to wear a dress every day or they’ll make her cry.

7

Why do people keep labeling everyone? It’s like they’re trying to make life harder for no reason.

Why do people call me a poser for liking both Lil Wayne and Taylor Swift?

Why do people call me emo just because I wear a hoodie sometimes?

Why do people label me a prep just because I said ‘like’ too much in class?