jeskelerd
Jeskelerd is the slang of the word Diyos ko, Lord which in English is "My God, Lord". "Diyos ko, Lord" is a common expression of grown-up Filipinos. These oldies keep on saying the phrase for anything whether they are happy, mad, scared and so on. Then millennials mock this expression and adapting it to be their own. At first, it was written as "juice colored" which sounds exactly like the oldies' expression. As per millennials creativity "juice colored" became "jeskelerd".
Example:
- Jeskelerd, how many times do I have to tell you to come home after school right away.
- The exam was so tough. Jeskelerd! I hope I will pass.
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