srs
SaySEER-ee-usUS/ˈsɪɹiəs/UK/ˈsɪəɹiəs/
- 1Abbreviation of serious.
Stop joking around. Are you srs about moving abroad?
Okay, srs question: who ate my leftovers?
Note
A texting and online-chat shorthand built from the consonants of serious, with the vowels dropped. It leans toward the "in earnest, not joking" meaning: are you srs? asks whether someone really means what they said, rather than whether they look grave or the matter is weighty. As Internet slang it suits a quick message to a friend and is out of place in any writing meant to be taken seriously.
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