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Everything's bigger in Texas, including the slang. Southern charm meets cowboy swagger, "fixin' to," "y'all," and "bless your heart" are survival vocabulary down here.

Caught lacking
Janna · United States
"Caught lacking is basically when you get caught doing something that you didn't really expect. I mean, that you didn't really expect to be caught doing, or that you were unprepared for something. Maybe you were just caught lacking. An example would be, Bro, did you just pick your nose? You were caught lacking."
Pull up
Janna · United States
"Pull up is basically telling someone, you know, to come over, to come to a place, to meet you, you know, in a certain place. An example would be, oh, you didn't hear about the party at 8? Pull up."
Ayo
Michael James · United States
"Ayo means hello or hey. You would say it when starting a sentence or when greeting someone. For example, Ayo, it was great to see you last night. That was an awesome party. Thanks again."
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."
Running a fade
Hugues Renaud · United States
"Running a fade. Meaning to physically fight someone. Alright, alright, we got a problem here or what? Oh yeah, we got a problem here, alright. Oh, so we have a problem here. Alright, we can run a fade right here, right now, if you want. Okay, tough guy, let's go."

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