To be deeply stuck in a problem, debt, or complicated situation that's hard to escape. When the water is literally up to your neck and every move you make seems to sink you deeper.

A newbie, inexperienced player who doesn't know how to play well yet. Comes from the English 'newbie' and is used in gaming to call out someone with no experience or skill.

A person who neither studies nor works. An acronym from ni-ni (neither-nor) used to describe unemployed youth with no occupation, usually in a critical tone. It's a recognized social phenomenon in Mexico and Spain.

A friendly, likeable, good-vibes person in Spain — one of the most genuine compliments in the Spanish vocabulary. Saying someone is majo or maja means you genuinely like them and they're great to be around.