Words are how we use them. If people can understand the meaning, it is correct. There’s no central body like in French saying how words must be. This allows English to be flexible and grow to the needs of the speakers.
you know, i think you’re right - and in further support of your argument allow me to point out that the commment directly below yours says, ‘what is it even supposed to mean in this context?’
cool, but aesthetic is not an adjective.
It is in the kids lingo
Words are how we use them. If people can understand the meaning, it is correct. There’s no central body like in French saying how words must be. This allows English to be flexible and grow to the needs of the speakers.
Descriptive languages > prescriptive languages.
you know, i think you’re right - and in further support of your argument allow me to point out that the commment directly below yours says, ‘what is it even supposed to mean in this context?’
eh, not everyone will get the meaning the first time they encounter a new usage, but if it makes sense to most people it’ll be used more
What is it even supposed to mean in this context?
the yns are using it to mean aesthetically pleasing. good lookin’. put together. cute.