American School Slang Expression: Vocabulary B [back]
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babbage (adj) |
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1. Fake; not real. That Rolex is just babbage.
2. Two-faced; backstabber. She's so babbage; she always
disses everyone. [Johnson C. Smith University,
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bacon (n) |
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The police. This donut shop smells like bacon.
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backward k (n) |
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A strikeout where the batter is struck out without swinging
the bat, i.e., caught looking. [California
State University at Fullerton, Fullerton, CA] |
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bad (n) |
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Fault, responsibility. Don't worry; it's my bad.
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British Columbia] |
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bad business (n) |
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Something very wrong; an unpleasant or unfair occurance.You
didn't get your financial aid? That's bad business. [Philander
Smith College, Little Rock, AR, 1998] |
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Badaud! (pronounced:
bah-daw-d)(int) |
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Used to describe an incident, attitude or situation that
is unbelievable, unspeakable. It is used to express disbelief or to
avoid talking about a certain topic or subject that makes one feel uncomfortable
or irritated. You flunked that test?! Badaud! [University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI] |
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badical (adj) |
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A contraction of "bad" and "radical".
It's used to convey that a person, event or thing is good "bad"
and fresh "radical". Dude, that move was badical.
[Cal State-San Marcos, San Marcos,
CA, 1999] |
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bag (v) |
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To skip; to miss; to cancel; to forgo an event. Did
you see Peterson's lecture last Thursday? Naw, I bagged. I pulled
an allnighter the night before - I was too tired. [Yale
University, New Haven, CT, 1999] |
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bag rays (v) |
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1. To get a sun tan. 2. To go topless. I was bagging
rays yesterday at the beach. [University
of California at San Diego, San Diego, CA, 1998] |
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bag up (v) |
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To laugh uncontrollably. [University
of Delaware, Newark, DE] |
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bail (v) |
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To get out of here; to leave. [University
of California at San Diego, San Diego, CA; and Da Bomb] |
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ball (v) |
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To leave. [University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI] |
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baller (n) |
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A person who is able to attract many members of the opposite
sex. [University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor, MI] |
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bama (bamma) |
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1. (n) Someone who is not hip; someone who you think is not cool
or down for whatever! Ignore her; she's just a bama. [Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD]
2. (adj) Dressed out of style; acting out of style; looking
out of style. You are lookin' very bama in those tight plaid
pants. [Northern Virginia Community
College, Woodbridge, VA] |
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banant (pronounced:
ban ant) (n; int) |
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A really good looking person of the opposite sex. Look
at that hottie! Banant! [Northern
Illinois University, DeKalb, IL, 1998] |
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bang (v) |
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To have sex. I banged him last night. [West Virginia University , Morgantown, WV, 1998; SUNY-Albany, Albany, NY] |
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bangin' (adj) |
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Cool; looking good; hot; very attractive; fun; exciting;
or very good. Her body was bangin'!!! The new Lexus is bangin'!! [Chicago State University,
Chicago, IL, 1998; University of Arizona,
Tucson, AZ, 1998; University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC; Burlington County College, Burlington, NJ; University of North Carolina-Wilmington, Wilmington,
NC] |
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barney (n) |
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A good-looking guy. Check out the barney over there; he's a hottie! [Flagler College,
St. Augustine, FL] |
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bash (v) |
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To have sex. Yo, I bashed that girl over there.
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Raleigh, NC, 1998] |
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baste (v) |
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To disrespect; to treat without respect. She
just basted you! [Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, 1999] |
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B.D.S. {mildly vulgar}(n) |
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Someone who is cocky and is full of him/herself; a conceited
person. It stands for: Big Dick Syndrome. That guy thinks he's all
that. It's just another case of B.D.S. [California State University, Bakersfield, Bakersfield,
CA, 1998] |
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b-dussy (n) |
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The odor remaining after sex (from bootie, dick, and pussy).
It smells like b-dussy in here! [Southeast Missouri State University, Cape Girardeau,
MO, 1998] |
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be audi; be
audi 5000 (v) |
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To be leaving (usually in a hurry or very soon); to be
out of here. It's 5pm; I'm audi. This job bites. I'm
audi 5000. [St. Olaf College,
Northfield, MN, 1998; University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, MN,
1998; Emporia
State University, Emporia, KS] |
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be 'bout it (v) |
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To be in favor of or to want to do something. You're going
to get some beer? I'm 'bout it! [Georgia
State University, Atlanta, GA, 1998] |
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be bringin' on the raucous (v) |
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To be doing the best possible at something. After that
damn all nighter for ORGO yesterday... I'm bringin' the raucous!
[Rice University, Houston, TX, 1999] |
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be 'down' with (v) |
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To be in agreement with or satisfied with. Are you
coming to the party? Yeah I'm down with that. [Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C., Canada,
1999] |
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be raggin' it (v) |
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Having one's menstrual period. She's pretty grumpy.
She must be raggin' it. [Bluffton
College, Bluffton, OH, 1999] |
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be smokin' crack rock (v) |
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Doing something stupid. (Used as an excuse for doing something
really stupid usually in front of someone else.) I didn't delete
that file; I'm just smokin' crack rock. [East
Carolina University, Greenville, NC, 1998] |
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Beast; Beast Light
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Milwaukee's best
beer. What beer is in the keg? Beast Light. [University of Dayton, Dayton, OH, 1998; SUNY Fredonia,
Fredonia, NY] |
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beat (adj) |
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1. Not cool; unpleasant or bad. That party was kinda
beat! [West Chester University,
West Chester, PA, 1998] 2. Phat,
cool, bomb or great. That board is beat. [Seattle
Art Institute, Seattle, WA, 1998] |
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beat those (v) |
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To have sex. Hey Bobby, did you beat those yet?
[San Diego State University, San
Diego, CA, 1998] |
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beat up tank (n) |
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In the state of being highly intoxicated. Brian's a
beat up tank tonight. [University
of Scranton, Scranton, PA, 1998] |
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beef (n) |
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A problem (or disagreement) with someone or something.
After we ignored Jim we had a beef with his whole crew! [North Carolina A and T State University, Greensboro,
NC, 1998; University of Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh, PA, 1998] |
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beejer (n) |
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Oral sex performed on a male; fellatio. Did she give
you a beejer? [University of
Michigan , Ann Arbor, MI, 1999] |
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been around the block (adj) |
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Sexually experienced;
promiscuous. That chick's been around the block a few times
too many! [SUNY Fredonia, Fredonia,
NY] |
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beer {vulgar} (n) |
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Semen. It
smells like beer in here! [University
of Western Ontario, London, Canada] |
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beeyatch (byach--pronounced "BEE-YOCH") (n; voc) |
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1. An exclamatory response to a girl that dissed ya or
used to describe a chick that ain't worth mugging with. Take
a hike, beeyatch! [Texas A&M
University, College Station, TX] 2. An attractively
fine lady, especially with an attitude. Check out the beeyatch
in the red dress. [Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN] |
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b-ei-ei-ich (n) |
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Bitch. She's nuthin' but a b-ei-ei-ich. [Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA] |
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belligerent (adj) |
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Drunk (and sometimes incoherent and violent). I was
so belligerent last night, I almost booted. [UCLA, Westwood, CA, 1998; Boston University, Boston, MA, 1999] |
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benjamin (n) |
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A one-hundred dollar bill. [Kent
State University, Cleveland, OH] |
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bent (adj) |
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High or intoxicated. I was totally bent after
that keg. [Michigan State University,
East Lansing, MI] |
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beotech (pronounced
beeeeyotek) (n; voc) |
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It is a substitute for bitch. Hey beotech! Smoke
a bird!!! [Savannah College of Art and
Design, Savannah, GA, 1998] |
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bessie (n) |
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Cow smell. The wind's blowing today. It smells like
bessie in here. [University of
California at Davis, Davis, CA] |
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bet (int) |
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To agree to do something, to confirm or agree with. Wanna
go see a movie? Bet! [University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC; and Da Bomb] |
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Better put some water on that shit! (phr) |
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A strong recommendation to someone to improve their appearance.
You better put some water on that shit. [West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, 1998] |
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Betty (n) |
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A good-looking girl. [Flagler
College, St. Augustine, FL; University
of Maine, Orono, ME; and Da Bomb] |
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B.F.A. (n) |
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A boy from Ayer; a loser. Don't listen
to him he's a B.F.A. [University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, 1999] |
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B.F.E. (n) |
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Out of the way, hard to find, and/or a remote location
(short for buttfuckin' Egypt). It was a cool party, considering it
was all the way out in B.F.E. [University
of Florida, Gainesville, FL, 1998] |
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big ole' six (n) |
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Crips and GD's (gangs). Watch out for him; he's a big
ole' six. [University of Jackson,
Jackson, MS; Alcorn State University,
Lorman, MS] |
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Billy Big Willy (n) |
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US President Clinton. Billy Big Willy
got himself in some shit now! [University
of Western Ontario, London, Canada] |
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birrrrrds (n) |
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A female¡¦s breasts. She got some
fine birrrrrds! [University of
Louisville, Louisville, KY] |
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bitter (adj) |
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Angry and/or sad. He flaked on me so I'm a little bitter.
Are you bitter about your grade? [UCLA, Westwood, CA, 1998] |
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bitch |
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1. (n) Woman
or girlfriend. There were some mighty fine bitches at that
party last night. 2. (n) Person who is being annoying often by being
cheap or stingy. Stop being such a bitch, Bill, and give me
one of your cookies. 3. (v) To complain. Stop bitchin' and
get back to work. [Montana
State University, Bozeman, MT,
1999] |
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bizatch (n) |
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A variation on Be-atch which is derived from the word
Bitch. This is the term for a disliked female. However the term is used
to describe both males and females with positive and negative connotations.
(It's all in the enunciation) [SUNY Fredonia,
Fredonia, NY] |
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biznitch (n) |
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Bitch; a dislikeable female. Yo dude, stop
acting like such a biznitch. [University of Alaska, Fairbanks, AK, 1999] |
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blah (adj) |
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Tired; not feeling well. I feel so blah after
taking five midterms in one day. [Los
Medanos College, Pittsburg, CA, 1998] |
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blaze (v) |
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To smoke marijuana. Hey man, did you blaze today?
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NY, 1999] |
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blew out (n) |
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1. Very drunk or high off marijuana.
I been partying all day; I'm blew out. 2. Rough, like
you didn't sleep or hadn't groomed yourself. Wonder what's up with
Janet. She looks blew out! [University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI] |
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blizzie (n) |
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Blunt; marijuana cigarette. Fire up dat blizzie!
[St. Philips College, San Antonio,
TX, 1998] |
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blower (n) |
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A paper towel roll stuffed with dryer sheets to dissipate
marijuana smoke. I got the blower if you got the bowl.
[West Virginia University, Morgantown,
WV, 1998] |
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blowyalance (n) |
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Something that is really bad; something that really sucks.
Mrs. Yoke has much blowyalance because she gave us a pop quiz.
[DePauw University, Greencastle,
IN, 1998] |
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blurge (n) |
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A paper towel roll with fabric softener that dilutes the
smell of marijuana or other drugs. The blurge needs to be
refilled. [Morrainne Valley Community
College Palos Heights, IL, 1998] |
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bobbing for fries (adj) |
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Extremely ugly--as in the girl's so ugly she stuck her
face in a fry vat. She needs a bag for her head; she's so ugly, she's
bobbing for fries. [Louisiana
State University, Baton Rouge, LA, 1999] |
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boce (n) |
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A term for females
usually from the Maryland, DC area who are two-faced, and stuck on themselves.
[North Carolina Wesleyan College,
Rocky Mt., NC] |
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bogus (adj) |
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Bad; unfair; fake. That exam was bogus.
[University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor,
MI, 1998] |
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boh-ya (phr) |
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In your face. [City
College of New York, New York, NY] |
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boinkable (adj) |
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Attractive enough to have sex with. That guy is so
boinkable. [University of New
Hampshire, Durham, NH , 1998] |
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bojangle (v) |
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To act crazy and
mess up; to make a fool of oneself. She's straight bojanglin'
by trying to get wit' my boy! [James
Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA, 1998] |
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bomb-biggity (adj) |
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All that; very
good. [University of Mississippi,
Oxford, Ms] |
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bomb-diggity (adj) |
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Extremely cool or interesting. The bomb-diggity
chick walked by my locker. [Elgin Community
College, Elgin, IL, 1998] |
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bommy (bomby)
(adj) |
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Very good. [University of
Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX] |
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bon diggity (adj) |
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Attractive; good-looking. You are so bon diggity.
[Penn State University, University
Park, PA, 1999] |
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bones (n) |
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Money; dollars. [Montgomery
College, Germantown, MD] |
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bonk (int) |
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An expression of surprise meant to convey the surprise
of being hit over the head causing the sound bonk. Oh bonk!
I forgot to do my homework! [Syracuse
University, Syracuse, NY, 1998] |
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boo |
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1. (int) An expression
used when someone stares at you for a long time and doesn't speak to
you; you say boo!! I said boo to that guy who just stared
at me in the library. [Philander Smith
College, Little Rock, AR, 1998]
2. (voc) A name given to a recluse, or someone strange
and antisocial, as in Boo Radley from To Kill A Mockingbird. Watch
out for Boo; he might be a serial killer. [University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, 1998] 3. (n; voc)
Your boy/girlfriend. He's my boo. [Vincennes
University, Vincennes, IN] |
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boo-boo (adj) |
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Ugly (used for females). Man, that chick is boo-boo.
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bool (adj) |
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Very good; cool. You're the boolest! [San Diego State University, San Diego, CA, 1999] |
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boone (n) |
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Someone who stabs you in the back; someone who betrays
you. Don't trust him; he's a boone. [University
of Tennessee, Chattanooga, TN] |
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boosted (adj) |
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Happy; surprised; excited. Jason was boosted
when he saw that his grade turned out to be an "A"! [University of Maryland, College Park, MD, 1999] |
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boot (n) |
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To vomit, presumably from drinking. Watch out! Looks
like she's going to boot. [Williams
College, Williamstown, MA] |
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bootilitious (adj) |
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Corny; lame; stupid; weak. That joke was bootilitious.
[Stevens Institute of Technology,
Hoboken, NJ] |
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bootleg (adj) |
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Illegal or unfair. That test was totally bootleg.
[Bowling Green State University,
Bowling Green, OH] |
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booty |
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1. (adj) Weak, no good,
bunk; bad or unfair. We can't have beer in our dorm? That's booty.
[University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, 1998; Stevens Institute of
Technology, Hoboken, NJ; University of Georgia, Athens, GA] 2. (n) Posterior.
Check out the booty on that chick! [University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, 1998] |
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booty call (n) |
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When someone calls or pages you for sex. I got a booty
call tonight. [North Carolina Central
University, Durham, NC, 1998; UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA ] |
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bop |
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1. (n) Dance or any
type of social gathering with loud music. Hey It's Collingwood's
bop tonight. [Durham University,
Durham, England, 1998] 2. (v) To look for someone of the opposite sex. Me and my buds
were just out boppin' at that bar. [Lamar
University, Beaumont, TX] |
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bop bop bop (n) (always used with hand movement
that involves pointing at person your saying it to.) |
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1. That's right;
you said it. That test was booty. Bop bop bop! 2.
A greeting. Bop bop bop. What's up? [Ottawa University, Ottawa, Canada] |
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bopper (n) |
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A guy/girl who
looks for the opposite sex all the time. (ex: car bopper, bed bopper,
telephone bopper). You don't want him; he's just a bed bopper.
[Lamar University, Beaumont, TX] |
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bosh (v) |
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To have sexual intercourse with a female. My mate Ross
boshed her twice last night. [Edinburgh
University, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1998] |
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boss (adj) |
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Very cool, most excellent. [North
Seattle Community College, Seattle, WA; University
of Wisconsin, Whitewater, WI] |
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bounce (v) |
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To leave. This party is whack, man. Let's bounce.
[East Los Angeles College, East Los
Angeles, CA, 1998;
University of Rochester, Rochester, NY, 1998;
Gonzaga University, Spokane, WA,
1999; California State
University at Northridge, Northridge, CA; Quinnipiac College, Hamden, CT; University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI; West Chester University, West Chester, PA; Grand Rapids Community College, Grand Rapids, MI;
Fresno State University, Fresno,
CA.; Morris Brown College, Atlanta, GA; Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ; New York City,
NY;and Da Bomb] |
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bout it bout it (adj) |
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1. Focused on achieving your goals. We are bout
it bout it on that project. [Texas
Southern University, Houston, TX, 1998;
Savannah State University, Savannah,
GA] 2. Da bomb, very good, excellent, the best. Your love is bout
it bout it. [Miami Dade Community
College, Miami, FL, 1998;
Howard University, Washingtion D.C]
3. In agreement with something. I'm bout it bout it for the
movies. [McNeese State University,
Lake Charles, LA; Howard University,
Washingtion D.C.] |
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bouya (adj; int) |
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Busted; got proven wrong. Bouya; I said
you couldn't beat me at tennis! [University
of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC] |
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bra (n; voc) |
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Surfer way of saying bro (short for brother). Hey bra,
whas up? [North Seattle Community
College, Seattle, WA] |
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brad (adj) |
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Really cool and/or studly. That guy is brad.
[Purdue University, West Lafayette,
IN, 1998] |
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brains (n) |
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Fellatio; oral sex on a male; a blow job. So can I
get some brains from you girl or what? [Indiana
University, South Bend, IN, 1998] |
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brazier; braze (adj) |
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Cool, hip, awesome, on the edge. Did you see Armageddon
last weekend? Yeah, that movie is brazier. [Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, 1998] |
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break down (v) |
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To happen. If the fedz knock on our door, shit's
gonna break doooooooown. [University
of Maryland, College Park, MD, 1999] |
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breed (v) |
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To have sex. Yo girl, we gonna breed or
what? [Alcorn State University,
Lorman, MS] |
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breeze (n) |
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A corny joke. That prof thinks he's funny but he don't
know nuthin' but breezes. [University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC] |
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broke (adj) |
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1. Uncool; not living up to expectations; unable to perform.
That party was broke. They ran out of beer right after I got
there. [University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign,
Urbana, IL, 1998] 2. High or intoxicated
from marijuana. [Howard University,
Washington, D.C.] |
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brown bag it (v) |
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To have sex with someone even though their face is wack...
and you wish you could (or actually do) put a bag over it. Damn my
date is ugly; looks like I'm brown bagging it tonight. [Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, 1998] |
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brown bag special (n) |
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A woman whose face is foul but her body is attractive.
Ya, she's a brown bag special. [Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, 1998] |
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brush teeth (v) |
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To perform oral sex on a male. That girl likes to
brush teeth. [Victoria College,
Victoria, TX, 1998] |
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bubbler (n) |
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A (drinking) water fountain. I'm going to get a drink
at the bubbler. [Gordon College,
Glouchester, MS, 1998] |
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buca (adj) |
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Simple; average (applied to people). That girl is so
buca. Why are you watching her? [University
of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio,
TX, 1999] |
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buck (v) |
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To intimidate someone. They tried to buck him
but he didn't back down. [Temple University,
Philadelphia, PA; Clark Atlanta University,
Atlanta, GA] |
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buckled (adj) |
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Ugly girl. Damn, she's buckled! [The Boston Conservatory,
Boston, MA, 1998] |
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buddah (n) |
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Marijuana; chronic. Yo, that's some mighty fine buddah!
[Penn State, State College, PA] |
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buddy (n; voc) |
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A person (often used to replace the person's name). Buddy
on T.V said it was going to rain. I had just sat down when, buddy
over at the next table starts. [McMaster
University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, 1998] |
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budget (adj) |
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Something un-good or upsetting. Usually used understatedly
as a reply to news you have just been told. We've got another exam
in that class? Budget! [University
of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., Canada] |
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buff (adj) |
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Big; muscular; brave; oversized. That dude is buff!
[Rutgers University, New Brunswick,
NJ; and Da Bomb] |
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buffalo chick (n) |
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Fat female. I got drunk last night and fucked some
buffalo chick. [St. Norbert College,
De Pere, WI, 1998] |
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bug (n) |
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To bother. Don't bug me; I gotta study.
[University of Mississippi, Oxford,
MS] |
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buggin' (adj) |
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Crazy or off da wall. Jay musta been buggin'
when he told me to talk to that mud! [Lincoln
University, Rochester Institute of Technology, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY, 1998] |
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buji
(adj) |
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Used to describe a person who tries to act high class
or is snobby or stuck up. That girl in bio is totally buji.
Who does she think she is anyway? [Virginia
Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA] |
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bum (v) |
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To ask to have something. Can I bum ten bucks
for lunch? [SUNY Fredonia, Fredonia,
NY] |
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bunk (adj) |
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1. Extremely bad; stupid; unfair; sucks beyond belief
(the harshest of the harsh); doesn't work correctly. Dude, this party
is bunk! [University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, MN, 1999; Red
River College, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, 1999;
Oxnard College, Oxnard, CA, 1999; University of
British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., 1998;
St. Norbert College, De Pere, WI,
1998; SUNY Fredonia,
Fredonia. NY; Penn State University,
State College, PA] 2. Extremely ugly. [University
of Maryland, College Park, MD] |
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bunked (adj) |
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Somewhere between buzzing and drunk. I got bunked
at the party last night. [SUNY, Brockport,
Brockport, NY, 1998] |
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burn (v) |
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1. To smoke marijuana. It's 420. Let's go burn.[Troy State University, Fort Myers, VA] 2.
To cook well. That girl is burnin'; she's going to be
a master chef! [Texas Christian U.,
Dallas, TX] |
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burnin' (adj) |
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Infected with a sexually transmitted disease. [Jackson State University, Jackson, MS] |
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burnips (adj) |
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Very cold. It's burnips outside. [Dordt College, Sioux Center, IA , 1998] |
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business class (adj) |
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Fat; too large to fit in a normal-sized seat. Can
you believe his date ate six desserts? She's business class and
then some! [University of Rhode Island,
Kingston, RI] |
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bussit (v) |
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1. To release, or let out. Close
the door; don't bussit the cat. 2. To initiate something.
I'm going to bussit my science project. [Brigham
Young University, Provo, UT] |
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bust (v) |
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1. To leave. Yo, I'm bored; let's bust. [County College of Morris, Randolph, NJ, 1998] 2. To pull off or accomplish a strenuous
task. I busted a switch rodeo on that phat jump! (snowboarding)
[University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,
OH, 1999] |
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bust a nut {vulgar} (v) |
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To ejaculate. I busted a nut all over her face.
[University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign,
Urbana, IL, 1998] |
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bust out (v) |
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To leave, especially to get the hell out of somewhere
you HAVE to be. Let's bust out of the library and get some
beers. [University of Vermont, Burlington, VT] |
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bust rocks (v) |
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To do something (esp. physical activity). Let's go
bust rocks on the dance floor. [University
of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, 1998] |
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busted (adj) |
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Ugly. That girl is so busted she shouldn't even
walk out of the house. [University of
Scranton, Scranton, PA, 1998] |
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busted in (adj) |
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1. Intoxicated; drunk. I had 6 OEs and now I'm
busted in. 2. Hung-over. After that party last night,
I'm too busted in to take that exam. [Radford
University, Radford, VA] |
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busted up (adj) |
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Ruined. Princess
Diana's car is busted up. [St
Johns College, Darwin, Australia, 1998] |
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buster (busta) (n) |
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A person who is
not cool (synonymous with dork). Don't mack on him; he's just a buster.
[Washington and Jefferson College,
Washington, PA] |
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bust open
a can of whoopass (phr) |
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To prepare to beat
someone up/get really angry after they've done something appalling.
(Usually meant as a joke between friends.) Yo g, if you don't
stop bugging me, I'm gonna bust open a can of whoopass on you!
[Chabot Junior College, CA] |
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butt (adj) |
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1. Ugly and/or
revolting. That dress is totally butt! Why
are you wearing it? 2. Extremely drunk or very wasted. I was
butt after that party. [Williams
College, Williamstown, MA] |
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buttah (butter) (adj) |
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Good; really nice; phat; attractive; or great. That
shot was buttah. [University
of North Carolina, Greensboro, Greensboro, NC, 1998;
Norfolk State University, Norfolk
VA; University of Delaware, Wilmington, DE; Russell Sage College, Troy, NY; Cal Poly Pomona, Pomona, CA, 1997] |
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buttery (adj) |
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Not all that good;
bad. That new CD is buttery. Turn it off. [University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX] |
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