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A large variety of unique slang is frequently used on the party and in the wider community. This often leads to lurkers, new users, and Jackbox streamers being extremely confused about it.

"Good" and "bad" slang

In the beginning, there was only gem. Then came coal as the opposite of gem. From there, countless derivatives have evolved and spun off from the mainline gem-coal spectrum. Kuz supporters and some soyentists claim kuz has credit for starting the trend of alternative rating systems, but this claim is disputed[it just is, ok?].

gem
A high-effort and high-quality post.
gemerald
Word combo meaning higher than a gem (apparently a Futurama reference [1]?!)
cem/geal/goal/coam
Word combo meaning in-between gem and coal
coal
A low-effort and low-quality post.
anthracite
High-quality coal.
peat
In-between coal and dust.
coalerald
could mean lower than coal, but higher from dust, or a very coalish gemerald. See "Attributives".
dust
Lower than coal. Soulless and forced.
steel
In-between gem and coal but higher than iron (think "cem")
iron
In-between gem and coal but higher than rust (think "geal")
rust
In-between gem and coal but lower than iron (think "coam")
detritus
slightly below dust
brimstone
Lower than even dust. Unspeakable. Usually NAS.
pewds/pewdiepie
Gem
tseries
Coal
margerald
a post so confusing that it collapses into a nonsense gem
diamond
Higher than even gemerald. Magnificent. Usually IAS.
tanzanite/'sharty saving gem/diamonderald
The highest possible post category. A gem so good that it has the potential to end all drama in the 'sharty and return it to the golden age
ketchup
Gem
mustard
Coal
cheese
Diamond (Note: this word has a different meaning outside of "good" and "bad" slang)
ham
Gemerald
jam
Gem
clotted cream ("clot")
In-between gem and coal but lower than iron (think "goal")
butter
Coal
peanut butter ("nutter")
Dust
margarine
Brimstone
Margerine
Marge + margarine
ruby
In-between gem and coal but higher than iron
gravestone
Brimstone
dirt
Soulful dust
garbage/rubbish
Worse than dust but higher than brimstone
poison/'sharty destroying coal/sharty-shattering brimstone
The lowest possible post category. Coal so bad that it has the potential to close the 'party down forever. Usually child porn or unusually bad drama.

Attributives

These can be added to any slang to describe a post more thoroughly. Attributives are uncommon on the party but are sometimes used. For example, a "coalish gem" would describe a post that is a gem with some coal qualities. Note that the line between attributives and prefixes when applied to slang are blurred, for example word combinations such as "coalerald" are not attributives despite using coal as a prefix and meaning the same thing as "coalish emerald" because attributives don't use prefixes. In addition, some Acronyms such as nas, ias, or tas can be used as attributives, for example a "nas gem" would be a post that is not a soyjak but is still a gem anyways.

Gemmish
Describing a post with some gem qualities
Coalish
Describing a post with some coal qualities
Rubyish
Describing a post with some ruby qualities
Ironish
Describing a post with some iron qualities
Dusty
Describing a post with some dust qualities
Rusty
Describing a post with some rust qualities
Diamondish
Describing a post with some diamond qualities
Dirty
Describing a post with some dirt qualities
Trashy
Describing a post with some garbage qualities
Hellish
Describing a post with some brimstone qualities, alternatively "macabre" in reference to gravestone.

Suffixes

Suffixes can be applied to nearly any word to create their soyspeak variant.

-jak
Denotes an object as being a soyjak or soyjak variant. (feraljak, fruitjak, colorjak, etc.) Also found in "Say the line, X-jak" memes, despite the subjects of those memes rarely being soyjaks.
-rald/-erald
Derived from gemerald. Used to denote a noun/verb as having gemmy qualities (faucirald), or a new word in the gem/coal tier list ranking continium (dustrald, topazrald), or acts similar to a diminutive suffix in some cases. Also implies an element of irony and humor, eg. "Failerald".
-erino/arino/-ino
Diminutive/endearing suffix, usually used in the context of overexcited or seething soyjaks. Derived from doggospeak;[2] of which unironic soyboys are known to use, or possibly an old twitch meme.[3]

Acronyms

HWABAG
He will always be a gem.
HWNBAG
He will never be a gem.
HWABAC
He will always be a coal
HWNBAC
He will never be a coal
HWNBAS
He will never be a soyjak
HWABAP
He will always be a pedophile
HWABAZ
He will always be a zoophile
ID'd
what the fuck does this mean
TSMT
This. So much this.
NAS
Not a soyjak
Alternatively: Nice Awesome Soyjak/Not Awesome Soyjak/Niggers Are Subhuman
IAS
Is a soyjak
IAN
Is a nigger
TAS
Technically a soyjak. Essentially "barely a soyjak".
TNAS
Technically not a soyjak. Essentially "almost a soyjak".
DFNT
Descriptive Filename Tranny
Alternatively: Descriptive Filename Triumph
TND
Total Nigger Death
Alternatively: tiny nigger dick, Titanic Nubian Dick
TCD
Total Cracker Death
TTD
Total Tranny Death/Two Towers Down
BBC
Big Black Cock
Alternatively: Broken Buck Cope/Buck-Breaking Cobson/black baby carrot
BWC
Big White Cock
Alternatively: Big Wakandan Cock/beta white cuck
tbp
tiny black pecker
twp
tiny white pecker
Alternatively: tiny wakandan pecker
tjp
tiny jewish pecker
TKD
Total Kike Destruction
YWHP
You Will Hang, Pedophile
YWNBAW
You Will Never Be A Woman
YWNBAM
You Will Never Be A Man
OMGSISA
Oh My God She Is So Attractive
YCHL
Your Coal Has Lost (Everyone says this)
OGHW
Our Gems Have Won
CIU
Chud it up

Miscellaneous

Turbo, aryan, nigger, vantablack, toss
Prefixes used to amplify any slang they are applied to (e.x. turbogem)
'toss
A contraction of Stonetoss, this refers to any comic posted on the board, usually political in nature
Kino
Used to describe something that is great, fantastic, or otherwise fantastic. From 4chan's /tv/.
Marge
Used to express confusion. It's also Leebait.

See also