noun
Internet Slang
Menace
/ˈmɛnəs/ · noun · slang
Someone hilariously chaotic or mischievous, in an affectionate way.
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Definitions
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Being a menace to society as a joke about minor mischief.
“Stealing fries off my plate, absolute menace.”
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Used admiringly for someone bold and unbothered.
“She's a menace in the group chat, no thoughts filtered.”
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A playfully troublesome person who causes lighthearted chaos.
“My dog is a menace, chewed everything again.”
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Menace In A Sentence
You're a menace and I love it.
Bro is a menace on this app.
Certified menace behaviour.
Origin & Usage
From the standard word menace (a threat), flipped into affectionate slang for someone amusingly chaotic.
People Also Ask
What does menace mean in slang?
A menace is someone hilariously chaotic or mischievous, in an affectionate way.
Is calling someone a menace an insult?
Usually not — it's often affectionate, praising someone's playful chaos.
What does menace mean on TikTok?
On TikTok menace describes someone amusingly chaotic or bold.
What does menace to society mean here?
It's a joking exaggeration for someone causing minor, funny mischief.
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