What Does This Mean?
Brazilian Portuguese gaming slang for a "trash team": a derogatory label ("lixo" means garbage) that players give to a team, usually their own teammates, after a frustrating or lost match. It targets play quality in the heat of the moment and is rude rather than descriptive.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""Time lixo, ninguém ajudou no objetivo", escreveu o jogador no chat."
LORE & ORIGIN
Plain Portuguese words: "time" (team, the usual Brazilian word in games and sports) plus "lixo" (garbage, a common insult for something of poor quality). The pairing is used in Brazilian game chats and streams as a complaint about teammates; recent usage, no dated first use found yet. Derogatory, used by players venting after a match.
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