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'You already know' or 'obviously'. Used to affirm something without needing to say more.

Impressive, cool, excellent. Popularized in Toronto rap.

A nickname for Drake, referencing his self-appointed status as Toronto's representative.

Emphatic version of 'still', slapped at the end of a sentence for finality or emphasis.

Your closest friend — a warmer, more Toronto-specific evolution of "bro" or "cro". Used as a term of address between men who are genuinely tight.

A general term for a thing, situation, or sometimes a romantic interest.

Your neighbourhood — the specific area you're from and rep.

Certified, guaranteed, the real thing. Confirms something or someone is legit.

A young guy. Neutral on its own, insulting when paired with "waste".

Overly hyped, full of yourself, or getting carried away with excitement.

Used to refer to oneself or another person, similar to 'I', 'this guy', or 'they'. Ubiquitous in Toronto youth speech.

To disrespect, insult or embarrass someone. Also used as a noun for the act itself.

Ride-or-die loyal; down for whatever, all the way. Also written "ten down".

Dirty — literally, or as praise for something impressively hard.

Things, matters, or business — often the situation you're dealing with. Also refers to romantic prospects.

Clean — fresh, crisp, looking sharp.

American term for sick that got adopted into Toronto slang — meaning wild, impressive, or literally unwell depending on context.

A Toronto term for fellatio.