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Organized alphabetically by first letter.
Organized alphabetically by first letter.


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AFAE - This guide. Acronyms, Faces, and Aterisks Explained.
AFAE - This guide. Acronyms, Faces, and Aterisks Explained.


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==== B ====
 
BRB - Be Right Back
BRB - Be Right Back


BTW - By The Way
BTW - By The Way


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==== D ====
DF - Deskface (a more extreme version of FP and FD, see F section, but with picking up the desk and bashing it over your face)
DF - Deskface (a more extreme version of FP and FD, see F section, but with picking up the desk and bashing it over your face)


DIAFOGL - Disappear in a flash of green light. Or you can substitute green for the color of your font.
DIAFOGL - Disappear in a flash of green light. Or you can substitute green for the color of your font.


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==== E ====
EOYA - [[End of the Year Awards|End Of the Year Awards]] (to EOYA something is to save a quote or chat to put in said awards)


EOYA - End Of the Year Awards (to EOYA something is to save a quote or chat to put in said awards)
EOYD - End Of the Year Dance (also with VD - Valentines Dance)<ref>Alas, this famed festivity is no more. The first year I came to NSA, (2021,) I ''think'' I remember it being announced. But, by 2022, it was discontinued for reasons unbeknownst to me.</ref>
 
EOYD - End Of the Year Dance (also with VD - Valentines Dance)
 
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==== F ====
FP - Facepalm (putting your hand to your face after witnessing a case of extreme stupidity)
FP - Facepalm (putting your hand to your face after witnessing a case of extreme stupidity)


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FYI - For Your Information
FYI - For Your Information


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GTG - Got To Go (indicating someone has to leave)
GTG - Got To Go (indicating someone has to leave)


G2G - A variant of GTG
G2G - A variant of GTG


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HS - Highschool (Adding -er to the end indicates a person is in that grade level, i.e. HSer = Highschooler. See also "MS")
HS - Highschool (Adding -er to the end indicates a person is in that grade level, i.e. HSer = Highschooler. See also "MS")


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==== I ====
 
IA - Interest Areas
IA - Interest Areas


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IMHO - In My Humble Opinion
IMHO - In My Humble Opinion


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JK - Just Kidding (alt. Joking)
JK - Just Kidding (alt. Joking)


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==== K ====
 
K - abbreviation for ok (okay).
K - abbreviation for ok (okay).


KOTOOMP - Knight Of The Order Of Many Posts (a full fledged member of the NAAT)
KOTOOMP - Knight Of The Order Of Many Posts (a full fledged member of the NAAT)


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LOL - Laugh Out Loud
LOL - Laugh Out Loud


LOTR - Lord Of The Rings (not necessarily an NSA acronym, but still commonly used)
LOTR - Lord Of The Rings (not necessarily an NSA acronym, but still commonly used)


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==== M ====
 
MS - Middleschool (Adding -er to the end indicates a person is in that grade level, i.e. MSer = Middleschooler. See also "HS")
MS - Middleschool (Adding -er to the end indicates a person is in that grade level, i.e. MSer = Middleschooler. See also "HS")


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==== N ====
 
NAAT (also TNAAT) - The Noble And Ancient Thread (an email thread in the highschool interest areas that has tens of thousands of posts.)
NAAT (also TNAAT) - The Noble And Ancient Thread (an email thread in the highschool interest areas that has tens of thousands of posts.)


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NVM - Nevermind
NVM - Nevermind


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OMW - Oh My Word (typically used as a replacement for "omg," which typically isn't used very often)<ref>Using the Lord's name in vain is generally frowned upon at NSA, and I think that's the reason for this occurrence.</ref>
OMW - Oh My Word (typically used as a replacement for "omg," which typically isn't used very often)


OMC - Oh My Cow
OMC - Oh My Cow


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==== R ====
RIC - Rolls In Confetti (less common... much less >_>)
RIC - Rolls In Confetti (less common... much less >_>)


ROFL - Rolling On Floor Laughing
ROFL - Rolling On Floor Laughing


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==== S ====
 
SC - Student Council
SC - Student Council


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sfp* - (Sign for pity)
sfp* - (Sign for pity)


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TTYL - Talk To You Later
TTYL - Talk To You Later


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TNX - Thanks (variants include tx, tnx, thnx, etc.)
TNX - Thanks (variants include tx, tnx, thnx, etc.)


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==== V ====


==== W ====
WB - Welcome Back (commonly used when someone says BRB, see above, and then comes back)
WB - Welcome Back (commonly used when someone says BRB, see above, and then comes back)


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=== Faces ===
=== Faces ===
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Variants – Xd XD xDD XDD (any number of Ds at the end, really. All mean more or less the same thing)
Variants – Xd XD xDD XDD (any number of Ds at the end, really. All mean more or less the same thing)


) - smiley face, use when happy.
<nowiki>:</nowiki>) - smiley face, use when happy.


Variants - :] c: C: :} etc. (really anything that has two eyes and a smile counts as a smiley and means about the same thing)
Variants - :] c: C: :} etc. (really anything that has two eyes and a smile counts as a smiley and means about the same thing)
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x) (also X) - giggling smile; awww-ish smile (e.g. "That's so cute! x)" use varies depending on user)
x) (also X) - giggling smile; awww-ish smile (e.g. "That's so cute! x)" use varies depending on user)


3 - Cute face, cute smiley (use context)
<nowiki>:</nowiki>3 - Cute face, cute smiley (use context)


( - frowny face, use when sad.
<nowiki>:</nowiki>( - frowny face, use when sad.


Variants - :[ :c :C 3: etc. (about the negative equivalent of a smiley, anything with two eyes and a frown)
Variants - :[ :c :C 3: etc. (about the negative equivalent of a smiley, anything with two eyes and a frown)
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D: - Slightly distressed face (e.g. Aww, you have to go now? D:)
D: - Slightly distressed face (e.g. Aww, you have to go now? D:)


/ - melancholy face, used mainly in "aww, ok..." kinds of situations, including feeling sorry for someone
<nowiki>:</nowiki>/ - melancholy face, used mainly in "aww, ok..." kinds of situations, including feeling sorry for someone


Variants - :/ :\ :|
Variants - :/ :\ :|
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Variants - >:/ >:\ >:|
Variants - >:/ >:\ >:|


O - Surprised face, a dude with his mouth wide open.
<nowiki>:</nowiki>O - Surprised face, a dude with his mouth wide open.


Variants - :O :o O: o: :0 0: \OoO/
Variants - :O :o O: o: :0 0: \OoO/
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The semi-colon ";" is used in faces to indicate a wink.
The semi-colon ";" is used in faces to indicate a wink.


) - winking face
<nowiki>;</nowiki>) - winking face


D - big-smile-winking-face (both wink faces can [but do not necessarily] denote a joke or flirty statement)
<nowiki>;</nowiki>D - big-smile-winking-face (both wink faces can [but do not necessarily] denote a joke or flirty statement)


>;D - Sort of like the big-smile-winking-face, but with slightly eviiill intents (see below).
>;D - Sort of like the big-smile-winking-face, but with slightly eviiill intents (see below).

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