When you think of Millenials, a few things might come to mind: basic, selfie-obsessed, and words like "slay," "yass," and "on fleek".
Here's another one for ya: Cheugy. Say whaat? This word joins the long list of unflattering words used to describe the generation of people born between 1981 to 1996.
Come learn what it means.
It was first coined by a Beverly Hills high school student named Gaby Rasson in 2013.
According to Urban Dictionary, it can be used to describe someone who is out-of-date and trying too hard with old trends.
It's cute, but the trend is no longer fresh. The same goes for out-of-date clothes and slang.
TikTok user @hollyjeanmadison shared some more examples in a video.
Since the word is Millenial-related, you better bet there are hashtags to find more examples.
This includes #CheugLife and #Cheugy. Here, you'll find chevron print, UGGs, Friends merch, and more.
As I sit here in my Friends sweater, wearing my UGGS, and sipping from my mug that says, "but, coffee first," I'm feeling a little personally attacked right now.
Anyone else?
