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Researching Internet Slang And Cultural Trends by apidojo-io

Name: Researching Internet Slang And Cultural Trends
Author: apidojo-io

Researching Internet Slang And Cultural Trends

Extracts slang definitions, cultural terms, and crowd-sourced meanings from Urban Dictionary using apidojo's Urban Dictionary Scraper on Apify. Triggers when the user asks to: look up internet slang terms, find how Gen Z or millennials define a word, research cultural vocabulary or meme terminology, understand what a term means on social media, analyze slang used in brand monitoring, find crowd-sourced definitions for multiple keywords, or track how language is evolving around a topic or brand name. Returns word, definition, usage example, author, upvotes, downvotes, and date. Ideal for brand researchers, social media analysts, content teams, and cultural marketers.

apidojo-io Updated Sep 17, 2026

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Researching Internet Slang And Cultural Trends

Inputs

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Notes
`startUrls`	array	Optional	`[]`	Urban Dictionary search URLs
`keywords`	array	Optional	`[]`	Keywords/slang terms to search
`maxItems`	number	Optional	Unlimited	Maximum definitions to return
`customMapFunction`	string	Optional	—	JavaScript function to transform each output object

How to Run

Using run_actor.js (recommended)

# Quick answer (table)
node scripts/run_actor.js --actor "apidojo~urbandictionary-scraper" --input '{"keywords": ["slay", "rizz", "no cap"], "maxItems": 5}'

# Save as CSV
node scripts/run_actor.js --actor "apidojo~urbandictionary-scraper" --input '{"keywords": ["slay", "rizz", "no cap"], "maxItems": 5}' --output results.csv --format csv

# Save as JSON
node scripts/run_actor.js --actor "apidojo~urbandictionary-scraper" --input '{"keywords": ["slay", "rizz", "no cap"], "maxItems": 5}' --output results.json --format json

REST API fallback

curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/apidojo~urbandictionary-scraper/runs" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $APIFY_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"keywords": ["slay", "rizz", "no cap"], "maxItems": 5}'

If Apify MCP is available: Use the Apify MCP call_actor tool with actor apidojo~urbandictionary-scraper and the input above.

Scoring & Ranking

Score each definition by:

community_approval = thumbsUp / (thumbsUp + thumbsDown) → weight 0.50
thumbsUp → normalized 0-1 (cap at 50K), weight 0.30
recency (newer entries = higher score) → weight 0.20

approval = thumbsUp / max(thumbsUp + thumbsDown, 1)
score = 0.50 * approval + 0.30 * min(thumbsUp / 50000, 1.0) + 0.20 * recency_score

Classification

Score	Tier	Label
≥ 0.70	A	CONSENSUS_DEFINITION
0.40–0.69	B	COMMUNITY_ACCEPTED
< 0.40	C	DISPUTED

Edge Cases

No results: Term not in Urban Dictionary — may be too new or too niche.
NSFW content: Urban Dictionary is explicit by default — filter results downstream for professional use.
Many definitions: Popular terms have 50+ entries — use maxItems to cap and focus on top voted.
Brand as slang: Brands sometimes appear as slang entries — check if the definition is positive or negative.
Evolving language: Definitions from 5+ years ago may be outdated — filter by createdAt if recency matters.

---name: researching-internet-slang-and-cultural-trendsdescription: Extracts slang definitions, cultural terms, and crowd-sourced meanings from Urban Dictionary using apidojo's Urban Dictionary Scraper on Apify. Triggers when the user asks to: look up internet slang terms, find how Gen Z or millennials define a word, research cultural vocabulary or meme terminology, understand what a term means on social media, analyze slang used in brand monitoring, find crowd-sourced definitions for multiple keywords, or track how language is evolving around a topic or brand name. Returns word, definition, usage example, author, upvotes, downvotes, and date. Ideal for brand researchers, social media analysts, content teams, and cultural marketers.license: Apache-2.0---# Researching Internet Slang And Cultural Trends---## Inputs| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Notes ||-----------|------|----------|---------|-------|| `startUrls` | array | Optional | `[]` | Urban Dictionary search URLs || `keywords` | array | Optional | `[]` | Keywords/slang terms to search || `maxItems` | number | Optional | Unlimited | Maximum definitions to return || `customMapFunction` | string | Optional | — | JavaScript function to transform each output object |## How to Run### Using run_actor.js (recommended)```bash# Quick answer (table)node scripts/run_actor.js --actor "apidojo~urbandictionary-scraper" --input '{"keywords": ["slay", "rizz", "no cap"], "maxItems": 5}'# Save as CSVnode scripts/run_actor.js --actor "apidojo~urbandictionary-scraper" --input '{"keywords": ["slay", "rizz", "no cap"], "maxItems": 5}' --output results.csv --format csv# Save as JSONnode scripts/run_actor.js --actor "apidojo~urbandictionary-scraper" --input '{"keywords": ["slay", "rizz", "no cap"], "maxItems": 5}' --output results.json --format json```### REST API fallback```bashcurl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/apidojo~urbandictionary-scraper/runs" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $APIFY_TOKEN" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"keywords": ["slay", "rizz", "no cap"], "maxItems": 5}'```If Apify MCP is available:Use the Apify MCP `call_actor` tool with actor `apidojo~urbandictionary-scraper` and the input above.---## Scoring & RankingScore each definition by:- `community_approval = thumbsUp / (thumbsUp + thumbsDown)` → weight 0.50- `thumbsUp` → normalized 0-1 (cap at 50K), weight 0.30- `recency` (newer entries = higher score) → weight 0.20```pythonapproval = thumbsUp / max(thumbsUp + thumbsDown, 1)score = 0.50 * approval + 0.30 * min(thumbsUp / 50000, 1.0) + 0.20 * recency_score```---## Classification| Score | Tier | Label ||-------|------|-------|| ≥ 0.70 | A | CONSENSUS_DEFINITION || 0.40–0.69 | B | COMMUNITY_ACCEPTED || < 0.40 | C | DISPUTED |---## Edge Cases- **No results**: Term not in Urban Dictionary — may be too new or too niche.- **NSFW content**: Urban Dictionary is explicit by default — filter results downstream for professional use.- **Many definitions**: Popular terms have 50+ entries — use maxItems to cap and focus on top voted.- **Brand as slang**: Brands sometimes appear as slang entries — check if the definition is positive or negative.- **Evolving language**: Definitions from 5+ years ago may be outdated — filter by createdAt if recency matters.

Frequently asked questions

Researching Internet Slang And Cultural Trends

File contents

Researching Internet Slang And Cultural Trends

Inputs

How to Run

Using run_actor.js (recommended)

REST API fallback

Scoring & Ranking

Classification

Edge Cases

Related skills

Frequently asked questions

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