Going to, about to — a contraction of "fixing to".

Something feels wrong about a situation, even if nothing specific has happened.

The overall feeling or atmosphere of a person, place or situation.

A quick, informal read on someone's mood or energy — and whether it passes.

Openly, obviously, very — the opposite of lowkey.

Slightly, secretly, or somewhat — a hedge that softens whatever comes next.

Suspicious or suspect — someone or something that seems off.

To do something exceptionally well, especially with style — or a shout of approval when someone does.

Mediocre — not bad enough to hate, not good enough to praise.

Extremely good — used almost entirely about food.

Agreement or confirmation — roughly "okay", "deal", or "sure thing".

A lie, or the act of lying. Calling "cap" means calling someone out.

No lie — a way of insisting that what you just said is completely true.

Playfully delusional — believing something unrealistic about yourself or a crush, usually on purpose.

Attracting someone through presence and body language alone, without saying anything charming.

Charisma, specifically the ability to attract a romantic or sexual partner through conversation.