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


==== A ====
'''A'''
AFAE - This guide. Acronyms, Faces, and Aterisks Explained.
 
ASAP - As soon as possible
 
'''B'''


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


BTW - By The Way
BTW - By The Way


==== C ====
'''C'''
 
'''D'''


==== 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|DIAFOGL]] - Disappear in a flash of green light. Or you can substitute green for the color of your font.
 
DM - Direct Message
 
DW - Don't worry
 
'''E'''


==== 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|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)<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>


==== F ====
ES - Elementary School
 
'''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


==== G ====
'''G'''
 
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


==== H ====
'''H'''
 
HFC - [[Hudson Fan Club]]
 
HJ - Half Joking
 
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")


==== I ====
'''I'''
 
IA - Interest Areas
IA - Interest Areas
IDC - I don't care
IDK - I don't know
ILY - I love you
ILYSM - I love you so much


IM - Instant Message
IM - Instant Message
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IMHO - In My Humble Opinion
IMHO - In My Humble Opinion


==== J ====
'''J'''
 
JK - Just Kidding (alt. Joking)
JK - Just Kidding (alt. Joking)


==== K ====
'''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)


==== L ====
'''L'''
 
LMK - Let Me Know (i. e. lmk)
 
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)


==== M ====
'''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")


==== N ====
'''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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NM - Not Much (Used in conversation, e.g. "What's up?" "nm, you?")
NM - Not Much (Used in conversation, e.g. "What's up?" "nm, you?")


NP - No Problem
NP - No Problem, Nuke Palm


NVM - Nevermind
NVM - Nevermind


==== O ====
'''O'''
 
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)<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>


OMC - Oh My Cow
OMC - Oh My Cow


==== P ====
OMJ - Oh My Josh (not commonly used)
 
'''P'''
 
PFP - Profile photo
 
PM - Personal Message (same as DM)


==== Q ====
'''Q'''
 
'''R'''


==== R ====
RIC - Rolls In Confetti (less common... much less >_>)
RIC - Rolls In Confetti (less common... much less >_>)
RIP - Rest in Peace (or Rest in Pieces u_u)


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


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


SL - Storyline (which is basically a story co-written by two or more students
SL - Storyline (which is basically a story co-written by two or more students)


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


==== T ====
'''T'''
 
TGT - Together (not really an acronym)
 
TTYL - Talk To You Later
TTYL - Talk To You Later


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TY - Thank You
TY - Thank You


TNX - Thanks (variants include tx, tnx, thnx, etc.)
TYSM - Thank you so much
 
TYVM - Thank you very much
 
TNX - Thanks (variants include tx, thx, tnx, thnx, etc.)
 
'''U'''


==== U ====
'''V'''


==== V ====
'''W'''


==== 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)


==== X ====
WTV - Whatever
 
'''X'''
 
'''Y'''
 
'''Z'''
 
=== Abbreviations on Profile Name ===
StuCo - Student Council
 
Ad Co - Advertising Coordinator
 
Club Co - Club Coordinator
 
CC - Content Creator
 
Pres - President
 
Rep - Representative
 
Sec - Secretary


==== Y ====
VP - Vice President


==== Z ====
WCL - Welcome Committee Leader


=== Faces ===
=== Faces ===
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The greater than sign ">" is commonly added onto emoticons to imply eviiiilness or denote anger.
The greater than sign ">" is commonly added onto emoticons to imply eviiiilness or denote anger.


>:) - eviiil* smile
>:) - eviiil smile


>:( - Angry face
>:( - Angry face
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These faces are normally the hardest to describe and understand, thus they have their own section. To really understand the meaning of them, though, you have to experience them in action, and analyze them in context. Good luck, reader.
These faces are normally the hardest to describe and understand, thus they have their own section. To really understand the meaning of them, though, you have to experience them in action, and analyze them in context. Good luck, reader.


====== Marissa Mathews' guide: ======
====== [[Marissa Mathews]]' guide: ======
U_U and V_V - these faces typically denote sarcasm, mock seriousness, or real seriousness. Sometimes used after a command of some sort. (i.e. "Go to your room! U_U" or "Be quiet! V_V") Seriousness or graveness of speech ex.: "We have gathered today to discuss grave matters. U_U" Mock seriousness ex.: "He died just now. U_U"
U_U and V_V - these faces typically denote sarcasm, mock seriousness, or real seriousness. Sometimes used after a command of some sort. (i.e. "Go to your room! U_U" or "Be quiet! V_V") Seriousness or graveness of speech ex.: "We have gathered today to discuss grave matters. U_U" Mock seriousness ex.: "He died just now. U_U"


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u_U, v_V, U_u, and V_v - sarcastic questioning faces (i.e. "Are you sure about that? u_U" or "So you went outside, and suddenly elephants trampled your house, and so you can't do school now? v_V"); sometimes accusatory (ex. "Who stole my cookies? V_v"); sometimes defensive (i.e. "I certainly didn't steal your cookies. U_u")
u_U, v_V, U_u, and V_v - sarcastic questioning faces (i.e. "Are you sure about that? u_U" or "So you went outside, and suddenly elephants trampled your house, and so you can't do school now? v_V"); sometimes accusatory (ex. "Who stole my cookies? V_v"); sometimes defensive (i.e. "I certainly didn't steal your cookies. U_u")


====== Shalom Cross' guide: ======
====== [[Shalom Cross]]' guide: ======
The u_u face is a face of many different uses, many people cannot put an accurate definition on it. Neither can I, but I will attempt to describe its uses.
The u_u face is a face of many different uses, many people cannot put an accurate definition on it. Neither can I, but I will attempt to describe its uses.