Dictionary of teenage language published to help adults understand their children
Parents who struggle to understand the language of their teenage children can now brush up on their slang skills with a new dictionary of “teenglish” terminology.
So, when their child complains that their mother or father’s behaviour makes them feel "owned", they will realise that they mean that they are merely fulfilling every parents’ duty of embarrassing their offspring.
Or that when they say they are "flossing", they are not practising good oral hygiene but actually showing off.