Starlit Paradise Vocabulary

The Starlit Paradise vocabulary, also known as the "Starlit vocab", consists of many terms that are used as slangs. Most of the terms are inspired by the Maze Runner, Glader slangs.
== Terms ==
=== StarChaser ===
- " word that refers to someone on Starlit Paradise."
A StarChaser is equivalent to a Glader in Maze Runner. A StarChaser is someone from Starlit Paradise. StarRunner was going to be the term instead until "StarChaser" was suggested.
=== Starrie ===
- "The newest arrival to Starlit Paradise."
A Starrie is the newest member of Starlit Paradise and can be referred as Newbie instead too.
=== Newbie ===
- "A newcomer in Starlit Paradise. Can refer to a Starrie or someone else that is relatively new."
Newbies are newcomers of Starlit Paradise that has joined in the past month. Once they have been at Starlit Paradise for a month or more, they are considered normal members.
=== Old Star ===
- "Someone that has been on Starlit Paradise since 500 views and below."
Old Stars, also commonly known as OGs, are relatively old members of Starlit Paradise that have been there since 500 views and below.
=== Rockhead ===
- "A term used mostly by others when one makes a mistake that involves repercussions"
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=== Trim it ===
- "Means "calm down" or "shut it"."
Trim it is equivalent to "Slim it" in the Glader slangs. Trim it is commonly used to shut someone up or to calm another down. It is sometimes used to express annoyance and anger.
=== Blast ===
- "An expletive that is used to bring attention to one's annoyance or frustration."
The slang, "Blast", is more frequently used to express annoyance or frustration.
=== Shattered ===
- "Describes a person who is messed up in the head."
"Shattered" is used to describe others that are messed up in the head or just being idiots.
=== Flarin' ===
- "A word similar to the word "freaking"."
You get the idea.
=== Orb ===
- "Meaning "fellow" or "friend", though mostly just "person"."
The term, "Orb", is commonly used to greet a friend or fellow. But most times, they just mean "person".
=== Thank you much ===
- "Similar to "thank you very much" or "thank you so much"."
"Thank you much" is just a shorted term for "Thank you very/so much".
=== More terms to be added ===
- ". . . Adding more later"
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