People are talking about mewing slang on TikTok, Instagram, or Snapchat, and you are still wondering what its meaning is. Don’t get left behind—read this article to learn what mewing means, along with some examples.
What Does Mewing Mean in Slang?
Mewing slang is used to refer to a facial shape that is self-made by keeping the tongue on top and keeping it attached to the surface area right behind the upper teeth with closed lips. It is believed that it improves the jawline structure, making it smooth and more defined. This phrase is popular among youngsters on TikTok and a lot of content is trending related to it.
Use Cases
Use Case 1
Zara: Hey, is it true that mewing can also help in improving sleep issues?
Nicolás: Idts; isn’t it all about the face?
Use Case 2
Kendall: Don’t do mew exercise in class because teachers need to interact with you.
Gloria: I know, I know! I will try my best.
Use Case 3
Cyrus: What is that mew slang term that is circulating on social media?
Giselle: Ah yes, people think it makes your jawline more defined.
Use Case 4
Rory: Hey, I am really concerned about my jawline.
Dalia: Start mewin’ man; it will help.
Where Did the Mewing Come From?
According to Wikipedia, mewing was invented by an orthodontist John Mew. The concept of improving jawline appearance and changing face shape began to gain popularity on the internet in the late 2000s. Searches for ‘mewing’ became as common as other slang terms but the associated actions also make it to gain popularity. A few notable Korean singers have even been seen placing a finger on their lips while changing the angle of their faces to highlight their jawlines during mewing exercises.
