I'm weak.

Slang is a type of language that consists of words and phrases that are regarded as very informal, are more common in speech than writing, and are typically restricted to a particular context or group of people. I find slang to be an important part of society, as it can relate people from other places in US and around the world.

"Weak" in slang is still used as an adjective. However, in slang it doesn't mean you are actually weak. If used in slang, "weak" is used when someone has seen something hilarious and laughs uncontrollably.

Before we begin, I'm not talking about your side bone. The term "hip" in slang is used as an adjective, not a noun. "Hip" in slang refers to someone being able to relate to something or someone.

Have you ever heard someone say something to be "low-key" or "high-key"? Spoiler: They aren't talking about actual keys. These two can be used in a variety of ways. For the most part "low-key" stands for something that isn't well-known or isn't supposed to be well known. It can also mean you are reserved about sharing something. "High-key" is the opposite, meaning something is very well known or exciting.

Now that you have been enlightened with the knowledge of slang, spread it around! Exchange your new found knowledge with others and see what new slang they give you! Become more diverse with your speaking and embrace this new addition to language.