Acronyms are player-created abbreviations used to represent shorter versions of in-game features, mainly being dragons, themes, potions and other relevant dragon information.
Themes and Colors[]
Acronyms used to represent color schemes including themes, pures, and other related concepts.
| Acronym | Meaning | Info |
|---|---|---|
| THL or HL | True Highlighter or Highlighter | Pitch/Pitch/[color] |
| BHL | Black Highlighter | Black/Black/[color]; a variant of the Highlighter theme. |
| FHL | Fake Highlighter | Similar to true highlighter but with other dark colors substituted for Pitch, like Black or Night. |
| RHL | Reverse Highlighter | White/White/[color]. |
| FRHL | Fake Reverse Highlighter | Similar to revere highlighter but with other light colors substituted for White, like Snowflake or Whisp. |
| SM | Strawberry Milkshake | Macaron/Ribbon/Flamingo; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| BM | Blueberry Milkshake | Winter/Lychee/Cloud; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| GM | Grape Milkshake | Bubble/Snowflake/Satin; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| BnM | Banana Milkshake | Lychee/Squash/Banana; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| PM | Peach Milkshake | Mellow/Honey/Peach; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| MM | Mint Milkshake | Mint/White/Pistachio; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| OM | Orange Milkshake | Mellow/Peach/Yam; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| CheM | Cherry Milkshake | Creme/Ruby/Carmine; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| GAM | Green Apple Milkshake | Peridot/Cactus/Green; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| KM | Kiwi Milkshake | Peridot/Spearmint/Forest; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| VW | Vaporwave | Depth or Night/Purple/Drip; Neon/Neon/Neon. |
| ROreo or Rev Oreo | Reverse Oreo | White/Pitch/White. |
| CL | Corrupt Love | White/Pitch or Black/Ribbon or Flamingo; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| SS | Sweet Shop | Whisp/Squash/Bubblegum; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| BdC or Bday Cake | Birthday Cake | Creme/Glass/Flamingo; Ice/Ice/Ice. |
| CF | Cake Frosting | Snowflake/Confetti/Quartz; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| SW | Scarlet Wind | Pitch/Jade/Rubellite; Glass or Neon/Neon/Neon. |
| PtP | Pity Party | Black/Glacier/Flamingo or Black/Legendary/Flamingo; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| BSP | Banana Splatter Platter | Winter/Squash/Drip; Glass/Glass/Glass. |
| CC | Candy Cane | Used to refer to the Candy Cane Preset Potion, which provides the colors' White/Strawberry/White. May also be used to refer to the Corrupted Chronocus. |
| Emp/Empy | Empyrous | Used to refer to the Empyrous Theme Potion, which provides the colors' White/White/Gold and materials' Glass/Glass/Neon. |
| Def | Default | The default colors of a dragon which are often displayed on its concept art, however they may differ in-game. |
| HP | Hatch preset | A specific color scheme that some dragon species will have when hatched or other means of obtainment. |
Trading and Auctions[]
These acronyms are often useful when trading or auctioning dragons.
| Acronym | Meaning | Info |
|---|---|---|
| W/F/L | Win/fair/lose | Used to ask whether a trade is good or not, from the perspective of the poster. |
| O/F/U | Over/fair/under | Sometimes used for the same purpose as win/fair/lose. |
| BW | Big win | A "big win" in a trade, from the perspective of the poster. |
| BL | Big loss | A "big loss" in a trade, from the perspective of the poster. |
| SW | Slight win | A "slight win" in a trade, from the perspective of the poster. |
| SL | Slight loss | A "slight loss" in a trade, from the perspective of the poster. |
| T/S | Trading or selling | When a user wants to trade an item for another item or wishes to sell their item for coins. |
| MLF | Mainly looking for | Used to state what a user is mostly looking for from a trade/auction. |
| KLF | Kinda looking for | Used to state what a user is partially interested in. |
| LF | Looking for | Used to state what a user wants from a trade/auction. |
| NLF | Not looking for | Used to state what a user does not want from a trade/auction. |
| AB | Auto buy | Automatically buys the auction for the stated auto buy price. |
| HB | Highest bid | The highest/best bid in an auction. The next bid is usually higher than the current highest bid. |
| SB | Starting bid | The starting price for an auction. The first bid is usually at least as high as the starting bid. |
| NYP | Name your Price | Usually used in auctions where buyer(s) make a suggestion for the seller's item(s). |
| PE | Player Exchange | Used to state that a user prefers to trade/auction via the Player Market. |
| PM | Private message | Usually used a user someone wants another user to offer their dragon/item in chat by using Roblox's private message feature. Sometimes used as DM (direct message). |
Dragons[]
These acronyms are abbreviations, or "nicknames" for dragons.
| Acronym | Meaning | Info |
|---|---|---|
| Aer or Aero | Aeroseys | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 16. |
| Aeth or Aether | Aethereus | A quest dragon. |
| Agri or Lizard | Agricos | A Desert world dragon. |
| Ala | Alatura | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 2. |
| Allp or Allpe | Allpehourn | A Winter event dragon. |
| Hydra | Alrenoth | A Tundra world dragon. |
| Ama or Amar | Amaris | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 9. |
| Amoo | Amoonita | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 24. |
| Amp or Axo | Amphyll | An Ocean world dragon. |
| AA or Ancient Bun | Ancient Aranga | An Easter event dragon. |
| Ancient Tosk | Ancient Tosknir | A Winter event dragon. |
| Ara or Spider | Araneaix | A Halloween event dragon. |
| Bnuuy, Bun, or Bunny | Aranga | An Easter event dragon. |
| Ariel | Arielisces | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 40. |
| Astra | Astraeisis | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 27. |
| Atra | Atravanta | A Daily Login dragon. |
| Auru | Aurutentia | A developer dragon representing Domeboybeene. |
| Ave | Avefir | A Winter event dragon. |
| Aya | Ayatrice | An Easter event dragon. |
| Bal | Balgunyur | A Guild Wars dragon originally introduced in Guild Wars 6. |
| Biza or Bizal | Bizaltidath | A Volcano world dragon. |
| Byle or Bylen | Bylendarach | A developer dragon representing JaxonBirb. |
| Carn | Carnealgon | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 43. |
| Cas or Casi | Casirius | A Solstice Event dragon. |
| Cat or Caterpillar | Catruca | An Easter Event dragon. |
| Cau or Caud | Caudembris | A Heroes League dragon. |
| Chrono | Chronocus | A Prehistoric world dragon. |
| Chrys or Chrysa | Chrysaloom | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 23. |
| Cirq, Cirque, or Jester | Cirquemaar | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 31. |
| Capybara or Coco | Cocovira | An Origins world dragon. |
| Con or Const | Constello | A Guild Wars dragon originally introduced in Guild Wars 2. |
| Cora | Coralina | An Ocean world dragon. |
| CC, Corrupt, or Corrupted Chrono | Corrupted Chronocus | A tribute dragon obtainable from the Shadow Altar. |
| Cos or Cosma | Cosmalisk | A Solstice Event dragon. |
| Cutie | Cutiepatoo | A Valentines event dragon. |
| Cyber | Cybernid | A Galaxy event dragon. |
| Des or Desy | Desygual | A Valentines event dragon. |
| Dex | Dexyn | A Jungle world dragon. |
| Dira | Diraixos | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 32. |
| Dj, Dja, or Djae | Djaevelhest | A Halloween event dragon. |
| Drath | Dratheros | A Halloween event dragon. |
| Dun or Dunvo | Dunvolth | A Desert world dragon. |
| Bat | Dysuva | A Halloween event dragon. |
| Eis or Eisen | Eisendrache | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 15. |
| Enk, Enky, or Turtle | Enkylous | An Ocean world dragon. |
| Eryn | Eryndiorn | A Guild Wars dragon originally introduced in Guild Wars 6. |
| Fal or Falu | Falugeis | An Easter event dragon. |
| Fay | Fayrah | A Valentines event dragon. |
| Feather | Featherfang | A quest dragon. |
| Fern | Fernifex | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 18. |
| Fero or Rex | Ferorex | A Desert world dragon. |
| Fir or Firi | Firifeller | A Winter event dragon. |
| Fleur or Fleuri | Fleurianthus | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 30. |
| Long | Fulong | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 5. |
| Gau, Gaul, or Snail | Gaulyra | An Easter event dragon. |
| Geck or Geli | Geliklen | A Jungle world dragon. |
| Geo | Geoteryx | An Accessory Egg dragon. |
| Glace | Glacegar | A Tundra world dragon. |
| Goe or Goel | Goelica | A Heroes League dragon. |
| Gol or Golia | Goliatomb | A Halloween event dragon. |
| Guil | Guilmoros | A Guild Wars dragon originally introduced in Guild Wars 3. |
| Gynge | Gyngefared | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 39. |
| Harv or Harvi | Harvitius | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 26. |
| Hex | Hexalios | A Solstice Event dragon. |
| Hie, Hiel, or Hielo | Hielochiim | A Winter event dragon. |
| Hoar | Hoarusn | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 13. |
| Hon or Hong | Hongliang | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 29. |
| Owl | Howler | A Tundra world dragon. |
| Igni or Ignic | Ignicaris | A developer dragon representing Austroraptors. |
| Imp, Impi, or Impia | Impiavolo | A tribute dragon obtainable from the Shadow Altar. |
| Iri or Irid | Iridesia | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 35. |
| Khal or Khalk | Khalknirik | A Heroes League dragon. |
| Khep or Beetle | Khepera | A Desert world dragon. |
| Kiki | Kikien | A developer dragon representing T0LKA. |
| Kos or Kost | Kostragula | A tribute dragon obtainable from the Shadow Altar |
| Krek or Shark | Krekiz | An Ocean world dragon. |
| Lad or Lado | Ladonix | A bundle dragon from the Druid Pack. |
| Lep | Lepilon | An Accessory Egg dragon. |
| Lum | Lum Luenh | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 21. |
| Lumenigh | Lumenigh | A developer dragon representing FlightTheory. |
| Lyr | Lyria | A developer dragon representing Gialite. |
| Mag | Magmip | A Volcano world dragon. |
| Mak or Mako | Makoura | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 20. |
| Mecha or Mecha Nero | Mechanoxide | A Galaxy event dragon. |
| Bee, Mie, or Miel | Mielebee | An Easter event dragon. |
| Moix, Moixa, or Moxi | Moixaura | A Guild Wars dragon originally introduced in Guild Wars 1. |
| Mosu | Mosuraki | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 38. |
| MD or Mother | Mother Dragon | A Fantasy world dragon. |
| Moto or Motor | Motorouk | A Galaxy event dragon. |
| Nad or Nada | Nadaler | A Winter event dragon. |
| Naka | Nakahii | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 10. |
| Nero | Neroxide | A Wasteland world dragon. |
| Noc or Noct | Noctorius | A tribute dragon obtainable from the Shadow Altar. |
| Nor | Nor'gan | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 12. |
| Num | Numine | A Volcano world dragon. |
| Nyx or Nyxa | Nyxavoid | A Daily Login dragon. |
| Oro | Oroalas | A bundle dragon from the Royalty Pack. |
| Orta or Ort | Ortarouk | A tribute dragon obtainable from the Shadow Altar. |
| Ovi | Ovicirus | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 7. |
| Pag or Pagu | Pagulau | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 34. |
| Pala | Paladianos | A bundle dragon from the Warrior Pack. |
| Wyvern | Palus | A Jungle world dragon. |
| Para | Paranox | A Halloween event dragon. |
| Pauk or Pump | Paukiki | A Halloween event dragon. |
| Phoca or Seal | Phocaphan | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 22. |
| Quah | Quahtona | A Solstice Event dragon. |
| Quasa or Quasal | Quasaldrus | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 33. |
| Quetz or Quetzal | Quetzaloctli | A Solstice Event dragon. |
| Rad | Radidon | A Wasteland world dragon. |
| Rhy or Rhyn | Rhyndac | A Prehistoric world dragon. |
| Robo | Robodon | A Galaxy Event dragon. |
| Roc or Starter | Rocirus | An Origins world dragon. |
| Roz | Rozora | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 6. |
| Sau or Saur | Saurium | A Grassland world dragon. |
| Scraw or Crow | Scrawei | A Halloween event dragon. |
| Seik | Seikarin | A developer dragon representing Laybel. |
| Silv or Silve | Silvestratus | A developer dragon representing BlckBrryJam. |
| Skel or Skelly | Skelltor | A Halloween event dragon. |
| Skriff | Skriffei | A Winter event dragon. |
| Sky | Skyrix | An Easter event dragon. |
| Smok | Smokgien | A Guild Wars dragon originally introduced in Guild Wars 6. |
| Sol or Solar | Solarizon | A Solstice Event dragon. |
| Souk | Soukeyi | A Prehistoric world dragon. |
| Stella or Stellar | Stellaris | A developer dragon representing DearTwilight. |
| Stym or Styme | Stymelisk | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 4. |
| Sun | Sunfloris | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 42. |
| Syli | Syliru | A Daily Login dragon. |
| Moth | Sylva | A Tundra world dragon. |
| Tai | Taihoa | A Fantasy world dragon. |
| Tara | Taraka | An Ocean world dragon. |
| Tar or Taro | Tarotta | A Valentines event dragon. |
| Temp or Tempi | Tempiritus | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 37. |
| Thor or Thork | Thorkonyx | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 28. |
| Tig or Tiger | Tigrilia | A Grassland world dragon. |
| Tlal or Tlalo | Tlalocun | A developer dragon representing TIPE_NAME. |
| Tor or Torn | Torneidus | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 25. |
| Tosk or Tusk | Tosknir | A Winter event dragon. |
| Tram or Trame | Trametos | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 36. |
| Tsuk | Tsukuizan | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 8. |
| Uhe or Uhea | Uheailes | A Guild Wars dragon originally introduced in Guild Wars 4. |
| Var or Vara | Varana | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 11. |
| Vei or Veid | Veidreki | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 1. |
| Wasp or Ven | Venid | A Wasteland world dragon. |
| Vers or Versc | Verscervus | An Easter event dragon. |
| Viri | Viridik | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 3. |
| Volk | Volkumos | A Solstice Event dragon. |
| Fox or Vulp | Vulpiruth | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 19. |
| Wood or Luma | Woodluma | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 14. |
| Wuong | Wuonghou | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 41. |
| Xell or Xella | Xellatruce | A Guild Wars dragon originally introduced in Guild Wars 5. |
| Xer or Xerth | Xerthos | A Galaxy Event dragon. |
| Yue | Yueshi | A season dragon originally introduced in Dragon Season 17. |
| Ygg or Yggdra | Yggdraten | An Easter event dragon. |
| Yule | Yulereinn | A Winter Event dragon. |
| Zei | Zeipera | A Fantasy world dragon. |
| Zin or Zint | Zinthros | A Prehistoric world dragon. |
Other[]
Miscellaneous acronyms that do not fit into any of the aforementioned categories:
| Acronym | Meaning | Info |
|---|---|---|
| SS[number] | Season [number] | Identifies the season dragons by number. For example, SS1 = Veidreki; SS2 = Alatura; etc. |
| Leg | Legacy or legendary | May be used to refer to the legacy version of a dragon or a dragon with Legendary color and/or pupil. |
| Leg E, Leg Eye, or LE | Legendary pupil | An exclusive, shifting pupil that corresponds with the dragon's element that derives from the Legendary Pupil Potion. |
| Leg C, Leg Color, or LC | Legendary color | An exclusive, shifting color that corresponds with the dragon's element that derives from the Legendary Color Potion. |
| DBL | Double legendary | A dragon with both Legendary color and Legendary pupil. |
| FM | Fully mutated | A dragon with all five (5/5) mutations |
| NM | Non-mutated | A dragon with no (0/5) mutations |
| 2/3 | Two thirds | A dragon with the same colors for two out of the possible three slots. E.g. Blue/Blue/White is ⅔ blue. |
| 3/3; Pure or Solid | Three thirds | A dragon with the same colors for all three slots. Sometimes used for dragons with the same material for all slots (E.g. White/White/White or Neon/Neon/Neon). 3/3 can sometimes be used to refer to themes (E.g. Macaron/Ribbon/Flamingo is 3/3 Strawberry Milkshake). |
| 6/6 | Six sixths | Pure or true in all colors and materials. Used mostly to refer to color themes but can also be used to refer to colors (E.g. a dragon with Depth/Purple/Drip; Neon/Neon/Neon is 6/6 Vaporwave). |
| Pri or prim | Primary | Primary color or material slot. |
| Sec | Secondary | Secondary color or material slot. |
| Ter or tert | Tertiary | Tertiary color or material slot. |
| PE | Player Exchange | A building in the Undercity known as the "Player Exchange" or "Player Market", where players can sell items to one another. |
| SB | Soul Bound | Non-world dragons that are no longer breedable, sellable, and tradable. |
| Racer | — | Used to label dragons with good speed and dashing stats due to their genetic traits. |
| T[number] | Tier [number] | Identifies what tier a genetic trait is on a dragon. Higher tiers are often worth more than lower tiers, especially for positive genetic traits. |