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Crunk (adj., awesome) "My friends say it like, � Dude, you should have been t last night-it was crunk.' It may have started as a combination of crazy and but now we use it to describe any awesome time." -Billy, 15, Westlake, OH
MOS, DOS, POS (abbrs., mom over shoulder, dad over shoulder, parent over sho "Guys will type it if they're talking to a girlfriend online. Maybe they're embarrassed and don't want their parents to know." -Will, 15, Charleston, SC
Emo (abbr., emotional. Originally a category of rock music, it now describes dramatic person who listens to those songs.) "You're usually called it if yo like the depressed type." -Justine, 13, Colonia, NJ G (n., friend) "It can be a funny way to say goodbye, like, � See ya later, It's short for � homey G.'" -Sydney, 13, Lawrence, KS Home skillet (n., friend) "I've heard it said like, � Yo, what's up, home skillet?'" -Will
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Sick � Cool, crazy or good. "That was a sick move, breh." Pee � Money. "Got my pee, breh? I lent you a pinky, right?" Breh � Boy. From brethren, a word often used by Rastafarians. Shifted � Arrested. Pinky � �50 note. Bare � A lot (of). Seen � Cool. Derived from its original street usage, in which it means "Understood?" Cool � Cool.
To mug � To deride, ridicule or fool someone. Also to give them a dirty star Fiend � Addict or addicted to something. 'I'm a McDonald's fiend, bruv!' Bruv � Mate or friend. Hater � Someone who is persistently negative, because they are jealous or to be cool. "
Teenage slang including "piff", "co-dee" and "bare" could be included in the anniversary edition of the Collins dictionary after the editors consulted so networking website Bebo to find some of the most commonly used terms.
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Average Joe - Someone who is just like everyone else; a normal person. Awesome - Amazing.That was an awesome movie.
Backseat buyer - A person who gets excited over other people's future or cur purchases. Banging - To be very attractive. She was banging at that party! Barf - To vomit. Barney - The police. That Barney busted up our party. Bash - Big, exciting party. Beamer - A BMW automobile. I bought a Beamer yesterday.
Beard - A person who helps another to cover up a clandestine relationship, o by acting as a sham romantic partner. Beat - Tired. Sam is beat today because he didn't sleep much last night.
Beat around the bush - To delay in getting to the point. Quit beating around bush and tell me the bad news!
Blow it - To lose or waste something; to do very poorly or fail miserably. Y didn't study for your exam, so you blew it.
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between men to reaffirm heterosexuality. Hey broham, throw me a cold one. Broke - Without money.
Business time - Time to get it on. A predetermined time in which couples eng carnal relations. Cancer stick - Cigarette. Cap - A hat. Do you know where my cap is?
Cashed - Empty. Usually refers to a marijuana smoking device. I think the bo cashed. Catch a note - To get intoxicated from some natural substance. Hey, did you a note off of that?
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Cop shop - Police station. Crump - Very good, excellent. Cuts - Muscles. Want to feel my cuts?
C.Y.A. - Cover Your Ass. That trouble-ticket software is more to C.Y.A. than the users.
Daggy - Australian origin. Not stylish, out of fashion, not trendy, not cool untidy, unclean, not neat. v. to have no style. Dap - Well dressed,dash. D&D - The fantasy role playing game Dungeons and Dragons. Deaded - Extremely tired. De-food - To vomit. Maybe I'll feel better after I de-food.
Dead man's switch - Dead man?s switch, n., especially in railroad usage, a s device meant to stop or slow a vehicle or machine if its operator releases t controls. delurk - Entering an online discussion after a time spent lurking, esp. if suddenly prompted to do so. Diesel - Muscular. Check out his body, he's diesel. Digits - phone number. Dim - Unintelligent; stupid. Diva - goddess, queen; literally first woman. She is such a diva. Sign up to vote on this title
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Facebook surprise - When you don't know a picture has been taken of you unti see it uploaded by someone else on facebook. Fanny - One's bottom.(USA) Fat cat - A person who has great wealth and power; a tycoon.
Faulty - Of extremely poor quality. The car was faulty: it kept breaking dow
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Gab - To chat, she likes to gab on the phone. Gaffle - To steal or obtain something wrongly.
He gaffled my stereo.
Gang banger - Someone who is in a gang.
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Guts - Courage, valor; having the nerve to do something. Joe had real guts t fight a man twice as big as himself. Gwap - Money. Hail Mary pass - A last minute pass in American football that has almost no of success. hamfat/hamfatter an actor or jazz musician with mediocre skills hammered drunk hardcore a lot of. extreme. She's making hardcore money at her new job.
has-been a person who was once famous or successful, but is no longer. He was so famo but now he is just a Has-been.
have a screw loose to be odd or insane. To have a disturbed or unusual thought process. She cer has a screw loose. hayseed a person from a rural area hole in the wall A small, simple place, particularly a shop or restaurant. wall, but the food is excellent. honey wagon a farm wagon used to spread manure on fields. hooked
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moob a male breast breast he didn� t want anyone anyone to see his moobs moobs when he took took off his sh mouse arrest Getting grounded from the family computer. mula money mumbo jumbo speech one doesn't understand. The doctor was just talking a lot of medical jumbo. munchies Often used to refer to the hunger one experiences after smoking marijuana.
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pap pap, (of paparazzi or a press photographer) to take a photograph (of someon something).
pat (oneself) on the back to praise or congratulate oneself, or give oneself thanks. Pat yourselves on back: you all did a great job. patootie buttocks. Can also be used as an exclamation
pay out To insult, dis' or burn someone. I waz paying him out about spewing from jus drink. peace out goodbye.
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pop off to die . Unfortunately for Zuzu, her elderly boyfriend popped off before cha his will in her favor. prostitot an under-aged girl who acts and/or dresses like a prostitute. puke vomit pwn to totally dominate someone in a video game QT "cutie." Used in online chatting. quick buck Fast and easy profit; money made in a short period of time. quick outie a person who leaves quickly when something bad is about to happen.
rain closet the shower. I am going to hit the rain closet. rake in to earn, usually money. ralph to vomit. rents
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extremely inebriated. I was tanked last night. the green fairy absinthe.After an extended visit from the green fairy. threads clothes. Nice threads. throne toilet. He was in the bathroom sitting on the throne. ticked angry. She's really ticked because his boyfriend cheated on her townie a person who lives in (and usually grew up in) a university town but is not connected to the institution. tricked out modified with many upgrades and/or decorations twazzock twazzock, n., a stupid or disagreeable person. super great. He is a super singer Uncle Sam The U.S. government; a patriotic figure who symbolizes the United States. upbeat positive up your sleeve A hidden advantage; some form of trickery lying in wait. Sign up to vote on this title urp to vomit. to burp.
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What's in the bag? a greeting, similar to the likes of "What's up?" So, what's in the bag?
what's the dilly? a greeting; what's the deal,what's going on. Also what's the dills. Hey, wha the dilly? whine to complain
whoadie Your friend, particularly someone from the same area of the city as you. Ori from New Orleans term "ward", how the city is divided. whodi friend. Pronounced "whoa-dee." See that dude? He's my whodi.
whole paycheck A nickname for Whole Foods Market, the now-famous purveyor of (rather high-p organic and fresh foods and sundries.
wifive Short for Wireless High-Five, used when you want to give a friend a high-fiv you are further then arms reach from each other. It doesn't involve any phys contact. Benj: That $30 burger from Maccas was teh pwnz Timmy: Wifive!
windbag a boring person who talks too much (negative) Joe's speech was over an hour long at the meeting. His co-workers think he's windbag.
Winge nerve Bitching about something, or having a bitch. Getting on other people's Sign up to vote on this title complaining a lot. Useful The little boy continued to winge while waiting for his mother to finish the Not useful grocery shopping.
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comments! yarf to vomit. yarr a word often used by pirates whenever they have experienced a loss or pain. My pirate's booty has been stolen. yawn in Technicolor to vomit. He yawned in Technicolor after the party.
yuppie A young person who works in business, makes lots of money, and buys luxury i often used in a derogatory way. zillionaire A very, very rich person. zoom-in an unexpected and usually undesirable kiss. She pulled a zoom-in on me last
zosted intoxicated
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