“OK Boomer” & “Karen” Survive: Vote On Round 4 Of The Best Slang Word Bracket

It’s time to vote on round four of our slang competition at Dictionary.com!

There are only a handful of words left on Dictionary.com’s March Madness bracket, but the competition is just heating up. Last week, you voted on our Sweet Sixteen, and you wasted no time knocking out terms like big mood, hold my beer, and sorry not sorry.  In a surprising upset, the 16-seed basic defeated the 4-seed chonky by 26 votes. Meanwhile, low-key won a decisive victory over woke by over 330 votes.

This week, we’re asking you to vote on Dictionary.com’s Elite Eight! As a reminder, your job is to choose your favorite word in each pairing in the poll below.

Here’s how to vote:

  1. Simply click on your pick for each of the 4 head-to-head contests in the poll below.
      • The words that get the highest number of votes will advance next week to face off against one another!
      • After that, voting will take place on the Final Four, and then the championship!

Voting for round four will be open from March 24–March 30. Check back on March 30 to see which words survived, and vote on the Final Four. And don’t forget to check back on the weeks that have passed to see which words we had that have since gone away:

 

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