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See popular words in KY

Umito November 3, 2024

A recent study reveals the most searched for slang words among Americans and Kentuckians in 2024, and many of the Commonwealth’s residents’ favorites align with the national consensus.

Experts in Décrypteur.com analyzed Google Trends from 2024 through October 25 to determine the most searched for slang words in the “ever-changing” English language.

“Many slang words are born through trending topics and viral videos on social media. However, only a few manage to stick around long enough to be added to the dictionary and remain in daily use,” said a door -speak from Unscramblerer.com. “Slang words are a normal and fun development of language. We encourage everyone to learn new words and surprise their children by using them.”

Here’s what we know about popular slang.

Most Searched Slang Words in Kentucky

According to Unscramblerer.com, the most searched for slang words in Kentucky are:

Wise means a reserved, modest, or shy manner or appearance. TikTok user Jools Lebron made a series of viral videos using the phrase “very wise”, giving the word a slang meaning.
Sigma refers to an independent, self-reliant person who operates outside of traditional social hierarchies and is often described as a “lone wolf.”
Skibidi refers to a viral internet trend featuring surreal animated videos of singing toilets and dancing heads, popularized on platforms like TikTok.
Will have refers to the vibe a person gives off.
Falcon Tuah is the imitation of a spitting sound.
Sen is slang for itself.
Nickname refers to a nickname or descriptive name given to a person or thing.
Schmaltz refers to excessive sentimentality or melodrama and is often used for artistic, cinematic, musical, or storytelling purposes.
Katz is a term for anything pleasant, fun, or enjoyable. It can also mean “yes”.
Caret is a symbol (^) often used online to point to or emphasize something in the text above, usually to show agreement or highlight a specific comment.

Most searched slang words in the United States

According to Unscramblerer.com, the most searched for slang words in the United States are:

Wise with 260,000 searches.
Sigma with 220,000 searches.
Skibidi with 205,000 searches.
Falcon tuah with 180,000 searches.
Nickname with 105,000 searches.
Schmaltz with 65,000 searches.
Sen with 50,000 searches.
Katz with 34,000 searches.
Artworkthat is to say the complete works produced by an artist, writer or composer, with 25,000 searches.
Preenreferring to a child trying to behave like a teenager, with 20,000 searches.