Party games and slang, decoded.

What you will find here

lowkey has two halves. The party games are free group games you play in the same room on one phone: pass it around, read the card, start the timer. Every game also lists all of its questions or words on the page, so you can play without a phone too.

The other half explains the words people actually use, in plain English. Each entry in the slang dictionary gives a short answer first, then real examples, where the word came from, whether it is rude, how to reply, and whether anyone still says it. Every entry lists its sources and the date it was last reviewed.

The guides go wider. The Gen Alpha slang guide is written for parents and teachers. Texting abbreviations decodes the letters in a group chat, and corporate jargon translates the office. Where slang comes from traces how a word travels from one community to everyone's feed.

The quizzes and translators are the light end of the site: a slang age quiz, an office speak quiz, and phrase-list translators that run in your browser. How entries are researched and checked is in the editorial policy.