SEND

In texting, online chat and everyday speech, "send" (often used as "full send") means to go for it, commit to something fully, or give something your all — whether partying, competing, or just hyping up a moment. It's about enthusiasm, energy, and a lack of hesitation. It comes from extreme sports like rock climbing and skiing, and is used to express a sense of total commitment or recklessness. However, despite the hype, it is now typically used in very mundane and boring ways, far removed from its origins:

SEND is an acronym used in the UK to refer to children or young people who have difficulties or disabilities that make it harder for them to learn than most children of the same age. It stands for "Special Educational Needs and Disabilities." Abbreviations with similar meanings include:

When used to talk about complete commitment and enthusiasm, send is a slang term. Slang is casual language made up of words, phrases, and expressions that are usually tied to specific situations or certain groups of people. It is the unofficial vocabulary that develops naturally within communities - whether that's your friend group, online spaces, or specific subcultures. It's the kind of language that feels authentic and relatable within those circles, but might not hit the same way (or even make sense) outside of them. You wouldn't really use it in formal settings like work presentations or college essays.