TENDIES

What Does TENDIES Mean in a Text?

The Quick Answer

TENDIES means "Financial gain on the stock market."

More Observations...

Tendies is a term the traders Reddit's Wall Street Bets (WSB) use to describe money or financial gain. Tendies is short for chicken tenders. The phrase that comes from old 4CHAN greentext stories (see below for an example) about grown men living with their mom. A man who relies on his mom for everything is rewarded for good behavior and taking care of himself with "Good Boy Points" (GBP), which he redeems for his favorite food: chicken tenders. "Tendies" has roots in WallStreetBets' use of self-deprecating humor. The logic is, if WallStreetBetters advertise themselves as tendie-eating retards who live in their mom's basement playing video games, there's not much other people can tease them for.

An example of a 4CHAN greentext story:

Image for TENDIES

When I write TENDIES, I mean this:

TENDIES is short for chicken tenders.

Summary of Key Points

"Financial gain on the stock market" is, by far, the most common meaning for TENDIES when it is used in a text. (Bear in mind that it could have another meaning if used in a different context.)

TENDIES
Definition:	Financial gain on the stock market
Type:	Word
Guessability:	5: Extremely difficult to guess
Typical Users:	Adults and Teenagers

Examples of TENDIES in Sentences

Here are examples of TENDIES in conversations:

• Dave: I bought a car with my TENDIES from the GME stock.
• Dave's girlfriend: Do you have enough left to pay for its gas?

• Brian: Do you know you're leaving a 40% tip?
• Pete: I'm balling now I've got these sweet TENDIES.

An Academic Look at TENDIES

TENDIES is a contraction of "chicken tenders." A contraction is a shortened version of a word (e.g., just the first few letters) or a compressed version of a word (e.g., the first few letters and the last letter).

Example of TENDIES Used in a Text

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