What does HTTP mean?

An acronym for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, an application-layer protocol for transmitting hypermedia documents, such as HTML; the foundation of data communication for the World Wide Web.

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How to use the term
HTTP:

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References:

Wikipedia entry on Hypertext Transfer Protocol

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RBF

RBF

Resting Bitch Face, or a facial expression suggesting disinterest, annoyance, or aloofness unintentionally.

LFG

LFG

Let's f***ing go! LFG is an acronym expressing energetic enthusiasm or eagerness to begin something exciting.

FK

FK

An abbreviated or sanitized form of the notorious "F word."

KKY

KKY

A shortening of the word "kinky," often used in text messaging and the online realm.

MM

MM

A shorthand slang often used in texts or digital interactions to convey mild agreement or contemplation, similar to 'hm' or 'okay'.

Pause

Pause

An interjection used to clarify that a preceding statement isn't meant to imply anything inappropriate or suggestive.

Ratchet

Ratchet

Describes something or someone trashy, vulgar, or tacky, usually with a touch of chaotic boldness.

Send It

Send It

An encouraging phrase urging immediate action, often risky or daring.

WAG

WAG

A casual acronym referring to the spouse or girlfriend of a professional athlete.

Trap

Trap

A genre of hip hop music characterized by heavy beats, layered electronic sounds, and gritty lyrical themes related to street life.

DGY

DGY

A shorthand slang acronym meaning 'Damn Girl, Yes', expressing enthusiastic approval or admiration of someone's style, attitude, or achievements.