TYT stands for “Take Your Time.” It’s a short way of telling someone there’s no rush — they can reply,...

FSS usually means “For Sure” in texting—basically a strong yes or agreement. Some people use it as “For Sure Sure”...

WRD is slang for “word” and means you agree with something, understand it, or you’re confirming what someone said is...

JSP usually means “Just Saying” or “Je Sais Pas” (French for “I don’t know”). It shows up in casual texting...

IDM means “I Don’t Mind” in texting. It’s how you tell someone you’re okay with whatever they’re suggesting without sounding...

“Jit” means a young person or kid, usually someone younger than the person saying it. It started in Florida and...

OOP is a quick reaction word that means “oops” or shows surprise at something unexpected. People drop it in texts...

CB usually means “come back” in texting—like when someone wants you to return to the chat or conversation. But depending...

TOTM usually means“Time of the Month” — a polite way girls reference their period when texting. You’ll also see it...

DBL usually means “Don’t Be Late” in texting. It’s a quick way to remind someone about timing without sounding too...