Tendies
Chicken tenders
Example
Stock went up $27 bucks, that's three sets of McDonald's tendies. #winning
A delicious tendie
Related Slang
| nuggies | Chicken nuggets |
| delish | Delicious |
| BK | Burger King |
| KFC | Kentucky Fried Chicken |
| mcds | McDonald's |
| Fungry | F****** hungry |
| Stonks | Questionable or meaningless financial gains |
| Bearish | Negative outlook |
| Bullish | Positive outlook |
| DD | Due diligence |
| Diamond hands | To hold a stock through losses |
| Paper hands | To sell a stock at the first sign of trouble |
| Retail investor | Individual, non-professional investor |
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When someone says they're craving tendies, it means they want to chow down on some chicken tenders. Tendies is typically used by kewl kids and those being ironic, in an attempt to make plain ol' chicken tenders seem exciting.
Oddly, however, tendies has acquired a related-yet-distinct meaning among so-called "retail investors," including the users of Reddit's r/WallStreetBets subreddit. Among those investors, tendies refers to financial gains. The "joke" is that these investors intend to use the entirety of their stock-related windfalls to purchase a smorgasbord of chicken tenders. During early 2021's epic GameStop stock rollercoaster ride, tendies' second meaning entered other people's lexicons.