Slang 1 Flashcards
(310 cards)
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A blast
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Very fun event. Awesome. “Last night was a blast.
2
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A fling
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A short and casual relationship. “I don’t want to date him. He’s just a fling”.
3
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A hard nut to crack
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Refers to a person who’s difficult to get to know or get information out of. “I want to know what secret she’s hiding, but she’s a hard nut to crack”.
4
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A real one
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Someone who is a loyal friend, or a really good person!
5
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Abe
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A five-dollar bill.
6
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About it
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Ready; knowledgeable; cool. “Sam is smart. He’s really about it”.
7
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Ace boon coon
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A close friend.
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Ace out
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To be fortunate or lucky. “I really aced out on that test in English”.
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Ace
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Someone or something that is considered very cool; excellent; very good; awesome; exceptional, to pass a test with 100%. “I think I’m going to ace the exam”.
10
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Bail
A
To llave abruptly
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Boo
A
Boyfriend or girlfriend
12
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Capper
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Someone who tells lies
13
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Chick
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A girl or a young woman
14
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Chill out
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Stay calm
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Comfy
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Comodo
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Cram
A
Study a lot before an exam
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Crash
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Fall asleep quickly
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Croak
A
Die
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Dig
A
Like
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Ditch
A
Skip an event
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Dope
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Stupid person
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Easy peasy
A
Something easy
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Getting hitched
A
Getting married
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Gig
A
Job
25
Go banana
Go crazy
26
Goof off
Waste time
27
Grub
Food
28
Hang out
Spend time with others
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I feel you
I understand you
30
I am all set
I am ready
31
I am down
I am able to join
32
Sick
Cool
33
Slaps
When something is cool or good
34
Snatched
Indicates that something looks fabulous and perfect for the occasion
35
To hit the bullet
To accept a difficult situation
36
To trash
To destroy something
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Whiz
A really smart person
38
Wrap up
Finish something
39
You do you
Do your own thing or be yourself
40
Zip up
Shut up
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Brick
Too cold
42
Dough
Money
43
Lame
Patetic person
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Lame
Patetic person
45
Dumb
Stupid or before an adjective means very
46
Paper
Money
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Tight
Very angry
48
Chillin
Take something with calm
49
Thirsty
Desesperated or ancious
50
Party animal
Someone who enjoys parties
51
Go- getter
Someone who is ambitious
52
Good egg
Good person
53
Bad egg
Bad person
54
Mover and shaker
An influential person
55
Smart cookie
Someone really clever
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Busybody
Someone who is overly interested in the lives of other people
57
Fuddy-duddy
Someone who is quite old-fashioned in their ways or maybe in the way they think
58
Party-poopers
Someone who ruins all the fun
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A penny pincher
Someone who is very careful about the money that they spend
60
Worrywart
People who worry too much
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Worrywart
People who worry too much
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Dime in a dozen
Very cheap
63
Cash-strapped
In need of money
64
Black sheep
A person with bad character
65
Flat broke
Having no money at all
66
End in smoke
Fail
67
In a nutshell
Very briefly
68
In high spirits
Happy, enjoying things
69
Roll up your sleeves
Get ready for hard work
70
Lit
Something exciting or very good
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Goat
Greatest of all time
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Lemon
A bad purchase
73
Lighten up
Relax
74
Long in a tooth
Old
75
Neat
Great, fantastic
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No biggie
It is not a problem
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No sweat
No problem
78
On cloud nine
Very happy
79
On fleek
Something perfect
80
Period!
Point!
81
Pig out
To eat a lot
82
Salty
Refers to being upset or annoyed
83
Shoot the breeze
Chat
84
Action
Excitement
85
Airhead
Stupid
86
All wet
Completely wrong
87
All-nighter
After studying all night
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Bad
Intense
89
Barf
Vomited
90
Bashed
Crushed
91
Beat
Exhausted
92
Bent
Angry
93
Beat out of shape
Become upset
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Big gun
Powerful people
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Big mouth
Talk too much
96
Buy it
Die
97
Call
Prediction
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Catch some Z's
Get some sleep
99
Chicken
Cowards
100
Catch some rays
Get some sunshine
101
Chinzy
Cheap
102
Chow Down
Eat a lot
103
Clip
Cheat
104
Clunker
Old car
105
Cold fish
Dull
106
Collar
Arrest
107
Come up for air
Take a break
108
Con
Deceive
109
Cool
Good
110
Cool down
Calm down
111
Cop
Stole
112
Cop
Policeman
113
Couch potato
Lazy person
114
Crack open a bottle
Open
115
Cram
Study hard
116
Cream
Beat
117
Cuffs
Handcuffs
118
Cushy
Easy
119
Cut
Dilute
120
Cut out
Leave
121
Damage
Cost
122
Dead
Quiet
123
Deck
Knocked down
124
Deep pockets
It's a good source of money
125
Dicey
Chancy
126
Dirty
An obscene
127
Ditch
Leave
128
Do a snow job on
Deceive
129
Dope
Stupid person
130
Dope
Drug
131
Dork
Strange person
132
Dough
Money
133
Down
Drink quickly
134
Drag
Boring
135
Dynamite
Powerful, great
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Earful
A lot of gossip
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Easy mark
Likely victims
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Eat
Bothering
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Excellent
Fine
140
Face off
Confrontation
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Far out
Great
142
Fix
Dose of drugs
143
Flaky
Unreliable
144
Flashback
Remembered
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Flick
Movie
146
Flip side
Lost control
147
Fox
Very attractive
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Foxy
Sexy
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Freebie
A free thing
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Get into something
Become seriously interested in
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Get it
Understand
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Get it with
Hurry up
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Gig
Job
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Glitch
Defect
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Glitzy
Fashionable
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Go
Try
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Go bananas
Go crazy
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Go down
Happening
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Goof
Fool
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Goof up
Serious mistake
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Goofy
Silly
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Gourd
Head
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Groovy
Pleasant
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Gross
Disgusting
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Gross out
Disgusting time
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Grub
Food
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Breeze
Something that is very easy
168
Bummed
A bad situation, something depressing or sad
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Bun (one) out
To make someone feel sad
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Burnout
To feel overworked or stressed
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Buzz
A little high from drugs, alcohol or caffeine
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Call it quits
Stop working and, maybe, leave the place where you work. Also, call it a day
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Can-do
Completely possible
174
Cold
Not friendly, unemotional
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Chug
Drink fast, usually beer
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Choke
To go from winning to losing
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Bum (one) out
To make some feel sad
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Burnbout
To fee stressed. The result from woking too much
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Call it quits
Call it a day
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Can-do
Completely possible. A can-do attitude.
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Chip in
To share the expenses. To contribute money
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Chug
Drink fast, usually beer
183
Cold
Not friendly
184
Come off
To appear, to make an impression
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Come on
To show some romantic interest in someone
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Cool off
Calm down; try not to be upset
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Corny
Lacking of sophistication
188
Crap
Something bad; junk
189
Crush
Deep romantic lo veo, often one thar can't be fullfilled.
To experience disappointment
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Cut it out
To stop immediately
191
Dang
Used to express frustration or surprise
192
Dead duck
A person who is in big ttouble
193
Die
To laugh uncontrollably
194
Ding-dong
A stupid person, someone you don't like
195
Dog
A woman who isn't attractive; a bad product.
196
Double take
To look quickly: look at something twice; to be surprised
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Down
To be sad or depressed
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Drag
A negative situation; something bad
199
Dump
A messy or unclean house or apartment
200
Eager beaver
A person who keeps busy and likes to work
201
Easy
To say yes to something; to agree without objection
202
Eat it or eat the loss
To take a loss: to accept some failure
203
Elbow room
Space; enough room to feel confortable
204
Eye opener
A strong alcoholic drink; a dramatic experience; an important event or learning experience
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Eager beaver
A person who keeps busy and likes to work
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Fall for
To be attracted to someone; to be deceived, tricked, or fooled
207
Fat cat
A rich person
208
Fender bender
A car accident, usually a small accident
209
Five-finger discount
Stealing from a store
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Fixing it
Going to, will
211
Fizzle
Lose energy; slowly stop working
212
Flake
A person who is a little stupid. The adjective is flaky
213
Flick
Movie
214
Flip or flip out
To get very angry
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Flip-flop
To change one's mind
216
Fluke
Something that happens by chance; something lucky or unlucky
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Flunk
To fail a test, to do a bad job or something
218
Fly
Cool (new use)
219
Fool around
To have a relationship outside of marriage or outside of an established relationship; to experiment with something, to try to learn how something works
220
Forty winks
Sleep, sometimes it's a nap
221
Four-letter word
A vad word
222
Freak or freak out
To be very upset; to be surprised and then get mad
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Fret
Worry
224
Free lunch
Something for nothing
225
Fresh
Something that is in style; something good
226
Fruity
Not masculine
227
Full of oneself
To have a very high opinion of oneself
228
Funky
Odd; unusual; sometimes good
229
Geek
A person who is very intelligent, works well with new tech but might lack strong social skills
230
Get a bang
To be amused or impressed, to feel some excitement
231
Get a grip
Understand what's happening, reconize reality
232
Get a handle on
Learn something new
233
Get a load of
Look at this, this is interesting
234
Get by
Have enough money to live, to survive
235
Get going
To leave, to go somewhere
236
Get over
Learn to leave with, accept
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Get the hang of
To learn how to do something
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Get the picture
Understand, often used as a question
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Get together
To meet someone, sometimes used for a large gathering of people
240
Get-up-and-go
Energy, motivation
241
Giveaway
An open secret, something obvious, often used with the word "dead" preceding it
242
Go-getter
A person who works hard and is ambitious
243
Goof around
To neglect responsabilities
244
Green
New, inexperienced
245
Gross
Something that makes you feel sick, a very unattractive object or situation
246
Grungy
Dirty, old
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Grunt work
Hard work, manual work
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Guzzle
Drink quickly, consume large amounts of liquids
249
Hairy
Diffcult, complicated
250
Freak out
Stressed out, to sweat something, to be worried
251
Hands on
Involved, to be part of something
252
Hands off
Not involved, allow others to do work
253
Hang it up
To stop doing something
254
Hard up for
Desperate to get something, to desire something.
I feel pretty hard up for some fresh tomatoes
255
Has been
Someone who is no longer famous, a former celebrity
256
Hassle
A problem, something irritating
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Haul ass
Go fast (a little vulgar)
258
Have a ball
Have a very good time, to have fun
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Have a cow
To get angry
260
Have it
To be upset, to want something to stop
261
Have it together
To be well-organized, to lead a respectable life
262
Have the hots / have got the hots
To like someone a lot
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Heads-up
A warning or caution, watch out for this
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Head trip
A person who has a high opinion of himself or herself based on some past accomplishement
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Heebie-jeebies
To feel a little sick at the mention or sight of something unpleasant
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Hip
Cool, aware of current trends
267
Hit the spot
Consume something that provides satisfaction, to eat or drink something good
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Hokey
Overly sentimental
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Hold up
Wait
270
Holy cow
Wow, exclamation
271
Homeboy/hommie
A friend, a person who lives in your neighborhood
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All- nighter
Standing awake; usually with the aid of caffeine and cool showers for over 24 hours
273
Amped
Someone super excited or you can' t wait for something to happen
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Bail or ditch
Both mean that you have to cancel the plans with someone
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Bail
To leave abruptly
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Bet
Indicates agreement
277
Betcha/ you bet
Yes, I agree
278
Busted
Caught doing something wrong
279
Cappers
Refers someone who tells lies
280
Comfy
Comfortable; relaxing
281
Cram
To study a lot before an exam
282
Creeper
A weird person
283
Croak
Die
284
Dig
To like something
285
Ditch
To skip an event
286
Dope
Stupid person
287
Easy peasy
Something very easy
288
For real
Are you serious?
289
Freebie
Something that is free
290
GOAT
Greatest of all time, great; awesome; amazing at what they do
291
Getting hitched
Getting married
292
Good to go
Ready; prepared; all set
293
Goof off
To waste time idly
294
Grub
Food
295
I' m all set
To be ready; refers to a task that has been completed or finalized
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To be down
To be able to join
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In no time
Very soon
298
Lighten up
Relax
299
Lit
Used to refer to something that is outstanding or exciting
300
Long i tooth
Old
301
Low key
Low profile, discrete
302
Neat
Cool, awesome, tidy
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Not biggie
Not something to worry about
304
No sweat
A task that is easy or simple, usually said in response to being asked to perform it; Just do it, not worry
305
On cloud nine
Very happy
306
Period
To end a sentence when you don't want to talk anymore
307
Pig out
To continue eating in exceso until one can't move or feel sick
308
Pop the question
To así somebody to marry, usually from the male to the female, often one bended knee with an engagement ring
309
Rip off
A purcharse that was very overpriced; a lesser imitation of something. When you're on the wrong side of the deal
310
Ace
Someone or something that is considered very cool; excellent; very good; awesome; exceptional, to pass a test with 100%. “I think I’m going to ace the exam”.
