Replay, Story, Score, and Lenses: Learn What All These Snapchat Words Mean

This is either a photo or video you send to a friend. Once you open a snap, you can't see it again.

Swipe left on your friend's name and you'll see the chat feature. Here, you can text, video chat, call them, and send a photo from your phone's camera roll and stickers.

When you take a snap, either a photo or video, you can add a filter. This includes the time, temperature, and speed. You can also have a geofilter on your snap, which are specific to the area where you are or you can create them for special events in your life.

Lenses are like filters but specifically for selfies. To use them, first switch your camera to selfie mode. Then, you press down hard on your face and you should see an array of different lenses to choose from. The face swap lens is our current favorite — especially since you can use this on the rear facing camera as well.

On Snapchat, you can send a snap to someone or take a photo or video and make it part of your story. This means any of your friends can see it and it'll show up on their "Stories" page. You can also check out exactly who's seen your story by tapping on it and then hitting the eyeball icon.

If your friend sent you a video that went by way too quick, you can quickly replay it. Just swipe right on your friend's name to go the chat page and hold down on the snap you want to see again. Warning: you only get one free replay a day — you need to pay for any additional ones.

"Did you just screenshot my snap?" is something most people don't want to hear. Considered a faux-pas, this is when you screenshot a friend's snap that wasn't meant to last forever. FYI: They'll get an alert if you do this.

Friend emoji are a fun way to see who you're communicating with the most on Snapchat and in what ways. Some emoji mean obvious relationships like the smile. That one means this person is one of your best friends but not the ultimate one. If you see a fire emoji, it means you're on a "snapstreak" with this person. That emoji will go away if you both don't snap each other in a 24 hour period.

Stickers are a new feature in chat on Snapchat. There are a lot of different fun ones to choose from and are just between you and a friend.

Your snapcode is a code that can be scanned by anyone who wants to be your friend. If you tap on the ghost in the center of your screen, you'll see the snapcode. People can either add you by using the Snapchat camera or with a screenshot of your snapcode in the "Add by Snapcode feature," located in the "Add Friends" section.

If you really want to personalize your snapcode, you can create a snapcode selfie GIF. If you tap on your snapcode, the camera will open up. Tap the circle button and five photos will be taken to create the GIF. You can change this at any time.

No one is really sure what the Snapchat score is all about. According to Snapchat, it is "a special equation combining the number of Snaps you've sent and received, Stories you've posted, and other factors." Either way, most people tend to want to have a high score.

On your profile screen, you can tap the icon shaped like a trophy and you'll come to your trophy case collection. Snapchat has no list available as to what each and everyone of these are so you just need to keep snapping to see what you can collect.

Live Stories are a fun way Snapchat combines snaps from either a specific location or event. You can view these stories and submit to them as well when applicable.

Send money to a friend with Snapcash. Enter your credit card info and boom, you're set to go. Only people who have also signed up for Snapcash can receive it.

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