Xm is a network language. We usually find many strange letters when we brush posts in various forums, such as xm. In fact, "xm" is the pinyin abbreviation of "shrimp", and the so-called "shrimp" is a lovely saying of "what". When we are confused, we usually print comments like xm to express our doubts.
Simply put, "xm" means "What?" Used by netizens to express doubts, similar to English "what?" Or "wtf?" Almost. At first, netizens would play shrimp, but later they became more and more lazy, so they played xm. In fact, except xm, wmls and awsl are almost the same.
Network language sharing
1, it smells good
It means that a person makes up his mind not to go or do something, but his final behavior is the opposite. It is mainly used to express a psychological state that someone's expected things are completely different from the final result, indicating a slap in the face.
2. Dogs, rabbits and a leopard
The original intention is that a dog and a rabbit can't add up to a leopard, and later it is extended to describe this person as a logical genius, very powerful.
Three, so hey.
The word "Hao Hi Yo" comes from a song, an online song. Later, it was adapted by a short video artist, with a very magical performance, which attracted many people to imitate and was used to express a very happy and excited state.
I don't know and dare not ask.
With a cold joke, the original meaning refers to teasing when you see something you don't understand or can't explain, and later it turns into teasing someone or something.