Crickets

[Sarah]

-to make a joke that no one laughs at.
-after someone says a lame joke, it's as if you can hear the crickets because no one laughed.

[Monty]

When you [text]/call someone and they dont [respond]. They are giving you [crickets]

[Vania]

occur when you call or text someone and they never text you back.
From [the cricket] noise [chirp chirp] which you can only hear in a [quiet room].

[Little_Girl]

When you [prove] someone [wrong] and they have [no response].

[Tina]

People that make a [ton] of [noise] when youre not around, but get extremely [hush hush] when you are present. Hence running their mouths behind your back.

[Becky]

The word said to [break the silence] after an [unfunny] (lame) joke has been told, usually to place [embarrassment] on the person who attempted the joke. Sometimes yelled to increase embarrassment.

[Julian]

To have a joke or comment followed by a silence substantial enough to make the [chirping] of [crickets] [audible].

[PussyCat]

Quietness that is unexpected or sudden. Especially when [the audience] doesnt understand. A time when youd expect only to hear [crickets], due to the silence. A slow lonely time
You could hear a [pin drop].

[Sommer]

no reply or reaction at all; no spoken or written answer:

[TheMistanken]

@sommer Well in TV shows/cartoons, the sound of "crickets" is when no one has a logical answer.