In youth slang, words and jargon are often used, which are difficult for people who are ignorant of this topic and for the first time faced with such an expression. This article will examine the meaning of the word "nonsense."
Semantics
Most often, words of this kind penetrate the slang of young people and adolescents from prison slang. In some cases, the meaning of the word may slightly change or acquire a slightly different semantic color.
The meaning of the word "nonsense", most likely, originates from the root word "nonsense", that is, "to carry nonsense." Based on this, it is quite logical to conclude that the word "nonsense" is applicable to a person who constantly carries nonsense or stupidity, although the range of application of this term today has become much wider. Such a person is not respected, because his words cannot be trusted, because he is inclined to tell a lie, fiction or simply incoherent text.
"Chepushilo": meaning in youth slang
In youth slang, the meaning of this term is almost undistorted and corresponds to prison slang. This insulting appeal can be applied to a person who is constantly lying, invents various "stories" and is not able to present evidence to the words spoken. In a youth environment, such a person will never be respected and reckoned with his opinion. In addition to the fact that a person’s thoughts and speech can affect his positioning, it is both nonsense, and often his appearance can also have an effect on this.
Today, more and more often among teenagers, the meaning of the word "nonsense" begins to be somewhat distorted and applied to people not so much in terms of speech, but in appearance. A stupid person or creating such an impression can also be called nonsense. For example, the reason for classifying this or that person as this type of people may be a sloppy look, disheveled hairstyle, uncleaned shoes or wrinkled clothes. In such a situation, peers can often call a person nonsense. But it does not always sound like an insult. For example, in a friendly team, the meaning of the word “nonsense” can be less negative, without offending the person who was called that.
Conclusion
Not always the meaning of the word "nonsense" is exclusively offensive and sharply negative semantic color. In some situations, this term can be used as a shorthand for a silly looking pet, such as a shaggy dog or a tousled cat.