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What is slang for boring?

Here are some slang terms for "boring," ranging from mild to more colorful:

Mild:

* Dull: A common and straightforward alternative.

* Tedious: Implies something that drags on and feels like a chore.

* Monotonous: Highlights a lack of variation or excitement.

* Lame: Often used for jokes or ideas that fall flat.

More colorful:

* Blah: A simple and versatile expression.

* Crappy: More informal and negative, suggesting something of low quality.

* Uninspiring: Conveying a lack of motivation or interest.

* Snoozefest: A playful term for something incredibly boring.

* Drag: Implies something that feels like a burden or takes forever.

* Dead: Can be used to describe a party or atmosphere that lacks energy.

Slang for specific situations:

* Dry: Often used for humor that fails to elicit laughter.

* Cheesy: For something overly sentimental or clichéd.

* Corny: Similar to "cheesy," but more dated.

* Clichéd: For something predictable and lacking originality.

The best slang term to use depends on the context and your audience.

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