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3 syllables

In British English, a biscuit is a small flat cake that is crisp and usually sweet. The usual American word is cookie.

around 6 pm

Originates from: The phrase has been used since the 1800s but originated as “my cup of tea” to describe something one would like. “Cuppa” is a more informal version of “cup of,” and is often even used to mean “cup of tea” on its own – “Fancy a cuppa?”

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Coffee has a lot of nicknames: java, joe, dirt, mud, brew, cuppa, daily grind, lifeblood, tar, rocket fuel, even worm dirt.

Tea is all about exchanging hot gossip. You can get tea, spill tea, and give tea. Often, the term is simply interchangeable with the letter “T.” This slang term—like so many on this list—derives from ’80s and ’90s ball culture, which is where LGBTQ people performed in drag competitions to celebrate their queerness.

“Kiki” (alternately kiking or a ki) is a term which grew out of Black American gay social culture, and is loosely defined as a gathering of friends for the purpose of gossiping and chit-chat, and later made more widely known in the song “Let’s Have a Kiki” by the Scissor Sisters.

What is KiKi challenge? The challenge requires the performer to dance along with a moving car and then jump back into the car. It involves a slow moving car, with the person jumping out of the car and dancing to the first few lines of Drake’s track, ‘In My Feelings’, on road mostly in the middle of traffic.

kai kai. when drag queens are in a sexual or romantic relationship. ki ki / kiki. ladyboy. a synonym for a drag queen, and a song by RuPaul performed by season 2 contestants.

bants (also bantz), pl. n.: (Brit. informal) playfully teasing or mocking. remarks exchanged with another person or group; banter.