FLIRJ, noun –

1. An acronym for “First Lady I’d Rim Job”, made in reference to Hilary Clinton on the 9/13/2008 episode of SNL. Term was made famous by the opening skit of Saturday Night Live where comedian Tina Fey played Republican VP nominee Sarah Palin and Amy Poehler acted as Senator & previous First Lady Hillary Clinton.

Tina Fey as Sarah Palin: “Don’t refer to me as a ‘MILF.’”
Amy Poehler as Hillary Clinton: “And don’t refer to me as a ‘FLIRJ.’ I Googled what it stands for and I do not like it.” 

LMFAO, verb –
 
1. Acronym for “laughing my fucking ass off” that is casually used in online conversations by someone who is on the internet entirely too much. It can be assumed that in most instances, the user of “LMFAO” is not actually laughing at all, but rather is responding to something that deserves more than a “LOL”. 

“Omg, did you read Freddy’s blog about circus midgets? I was totally LFMAO!”

Krump, verb kr·ump –
 
1. Krump is an acronym for “Kingdom Radically Uplifted Mighty Praise.” It is a contemporary dance form pioneered by Tight Eyez aka Ceasare Willis and Lil C along with a group of others such as Big Mijo, Slayer, and Hurricane. It is an aggressive and spiritual form of dance with Christian roots. It’s movements include Chest Pops, Stomps, Armswings, Syncs, Puzzles, Bangs, and Kill-Offs. There are supposedly 3 levels to “krumping”, including: Krump, Buckness, and Ampness. “Krump” dancing is not to be confused with clown dancing, as “krumpers” do not paint their face and have no lower body movement.
 
2. A “form of dancing” that bears resemblance to an epileptic seizure.

3. A subculture among teens in Los Angeles neighborhoods such as Compton, South Central, and Watts. Fused by hip-hop dance, African tribal rituals, pantomime and martial arts, krumping is a frenetic, hyper fast-paced dance. “Krumpers” gather in school grounds, parking lots, and yards to “battle” each other. Participants are typically opponents of violence, thus making the krump scene an alternative to gang-wars which are common to areas where krumping is popular.

“Let’s go Krump on Friday. I have some aggressions to get out.”