Slang:
Part of Speech: Noun
Definition: Speech and writing characterized by the use of vulgar and
socially taboo vocabulary and idiomatic expressions.
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Boss – awesome : ‘I’m awesome’ = ‘I’m boss’
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Swag – style : ‘You got mad swag!’
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Base – home : ‘Party at my base.’
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YOLO – You Only Live Once : eg. Guy runs into freezing water, yelling....
YOLO!
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Bogie – smoke/cigarette ‘Hey,
you got a spare bogie?”
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Dime – perfect 10 (for girls) : ‘Damn,
that girls’ a dime!’
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Noob – newbie : as in, the new kid on the block is a ‘noob’
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Sick – awesome : the pretty
girl in school is ‘sick’
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Fresh – new, clean ‘man that’s fresh’
10- Aight – all right (like ah-ite) : She’ll do aight!
Three words/terms every parent should be aware of...
11- Skittles – is NOT candy : describes a colorful assortment of pills which typically come from home medicine cabinets. If you hear your son/daughter is going to a Skittles party, you might wanna lock them in their room.
12- Kibbles n Bits – is NOT dog food : also known as pineapple is the common drug Ritalin. It’s one of the easiest to obtain drugs for kids. It’s a central nervous system stimulant and can cause heart palpitations, hyperactivity and long-term issues for abusers of this drug.
13- Bath Salts – are NOT for baths : bath salts is the latest craze and is easily obtained over the internet. Bath Salts can mimic the effects of cocaine and meth causing increased heart rate, dizziness, panic attacks, nausea, nosebleeds and hallucinations.
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