-You guys, I'm in my 40s now. I'm married, with a kid.
But nothing makes me feel older than when I realize
I no longer understand the teen slang terms
that are being used in high schools.
And it seems like these days,
teen slang terms are evolving so fast
that it's impossible to keep up.
So since many of you are about to be forced
to talk to your teenage cousins on Thanksgiving weekend,
we here at "Late Night" decided, as a service,
to give you a littler primer on the new teen slang terms
in a segment we call "Seth Explains Tang Slang:
Thanksgiving Edition."
[ Cheers and applause ]
[ Turkey gobbles ]
[ Applause ]
"Seth Explains Teen Slang."
I mean, we've only done this a thousand times.
Our first Thanksg-- [ Laughs ]
Our first Thanksgiving teen slang term is "potluck."
For example...
Moving on...
It's "klanberry sauce." Let's see what it means.
For example...
Next, it's "Roy Moore."
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Next, we have "Hanksgiving."
For example...
Up next, it's "mourn-acopia."
For example...
Moving on, it's "Plymouth Rock bottom."
Here's the definition.
Let's see it in a sentence.
This next Thanksgiving teen slang term
is very, very popular
among teens who listen to public radio.
It's called "All Wings Considered."
For example...
Moving on, our next teen slang term is
"Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade."
Here's the definition.
For example...
Next up is "yam, Daniel."
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This one is really taking off with the teens.
It's "pilgrim." Here's the definition.
[ Audience groans ]
Feeling guilty?
For example...
And finally, our last Thanksgiving teen slang term
is "Speed Gracer."
Here's the definition.
Let's see it in a sentence.
That was "Seth Explains Tang Slang: Thanksgiving Edition."