sounds exactly how you think it does
Tea
“juicy gossip” or “gorgeous and iconic” depending on context
In Use
Renee (Age 12)
“Ms. Laceyyyy, that new haircut is tea! Makes you look like 10 years younger!”
Pop Quiz: Which is not acceptable?
What else?
Disclaimer: If you were not born in this century, please do not try to incorporate this slang naturally in day-to-day use. In attempts to connect to the younger generations, you will appear beg and unc (stay tuned, we'll unpack those terms).
