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Thread started 09/24/07 8:37am

jess555ja

Slang

I've been looking at urbandictionary.com and thinking about a couple of conversations I have had in the last week and was wondering, are there any slang words or phrases that you use in your every day life?


Here are some that I overuse disbelief

1. Mad:
Most predominantly used in the greater New York area, "mad" is an appropriate replacement for Northern California's "hella" and Boston's "wicked." In the common vernacular, it translates into "a lot" or "extremely." Can be used almost interchangeably with any of the above listed words.

For the most part, it means angry.

It's mad hot today.
She has mad problems.

2. Yo:

1) A contraction of the possessive adjective "your."
2) An informal address or title to one whose name is not known to another; can be used as an interrogative address.
3)A declarative or imperative exclamation, whether alone or within a sentence.

1) How's yo momma?
2) Hey, yo! What's up, yo?
3) Yo! What the hell do you think you are doing?! Yo, just do your job! YO!

3. nahmsayin:

"Know What I'm Saying?"

I was at the movies, nahmsayin

4. Brick:

Very cold.







What about you? hmmm
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Reply #1 posted 09/24/07 8:40am

retina

jess555ja said:


3. nahmsayin:

"Know What I'm Saying?"

I was at the movies, nahmsayin


It's so weird when people use it at the end of an ultra-simple sentence like that. "Yes, of course I know what you are saying. You just told me that you were at the movies.". lol
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Reply #2 posted 09/24/07 8:40am

jess555ja

How could I forget this one? doh!

That's how I roll :

What someone would say to insinuate that it was their style, or that it was the way they usually do things.


And also

Der:

usually said when you already knew what one person is talking about or totally obvious. also said in place of "duh!", "no shit!", "really (note the sarcasim)?" or "well, no kidding!"
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Reply #3 posted 09/24/07 8:42am

ThreadCula

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Hater/Hating

A person that simply cannot be happy for another person's success. So rather than be happy they make a point of exposing a flaw in that person.

Hating, the result of being a hater, is not exactly jealousy. The hater doesnt really want to be the person he or she hates, rather the hater wants to knock somelse down a notch.

Susan: You know, Kevin from accounting is doing very well. He just bought a house in a very nice part of town.

Jane (hater): If he is doing so well why does he drive that '89 Taurus?




I use the word hater a lot.

Dont be a Hater!!

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johnart says: "I'm THE shit"
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Reply #4 posted 09/24/07 8:44am

jess555ja

retina said:

jess555ja said:


3. nahmsayin:

"Know What I'm Saying?"

I was at the movies, nahmsayin


It's so weird when people use it at the end of an ultra-simple sentence like that. "Yes, of course I know what you are saying. You just told me that you were at the movies.". lol

I know, but I can't even say anything because I know that I do that myself. lol


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Reply #5 posted 09/24/07 8:45am

jess555ja

Here's one for Karma lol

Right on:

1. A positive response.
2. "Yeah, whatever."

1. You passed your class? Right on!
2. Person1: Wanna go to Denny's?
Person2: Right on.
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Reply #6 posted 09/24/07 8:45am

RodeoSchro

If I had a penny for every time my kids used the word "like" without meaning "as if", I could pay for their hoped-for Ivy League educations.
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Reply #7 posted 09/24/07 8:45am

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3. nahmsayin:

"Know What I'm Saying?"

I was at the movies, nahmsayin


My oldest brother always uses this saying to be funny.
RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you.
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Reply #8 posted 09/24/07 8:46am

jess555ja

ThreadCula said:

Hater/Hating

A person that simply cannot be happy for another person's success. So rather than be happy they make a point of exposing a flaw in that person.

Hating, the result of being a hater, is not exactly jealousy. The hater doesnt really want to be the person he or she hates, rather the hater wants to knock somelse down a notch.

Susan: You know, Kevin from accounting is doing very well. He just bought a house in a very nice part of town.

Jane (hater): If he is doing so well why does he drive that '89 Taurus?




I use the word hater a lot.

Dont be a Hater!!

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I use that one too. I'm not a hater! hmph! lol
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Reply #9 posted 09/24/07 8:47am

reneGade20

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"Ya 'erd may?" ...translated as "you heard me?"

"Yo, dat's boolshit!!" ....translated as "I don't agree!" giggle

"Boy, you got MAD squabbles" ..."you have issues"


how could I forget.....yao ming?? lol
[Edited 9/24/07 8:52am]
He was like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow.
(George Eliot)

the video for the above...evillol
http://www.youtube.com/wa...re=related
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Reply #10 posted 09/24/07 8:47am

CarrieMpls

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I rarely use any kind of slang. And when I do it's usually meant to be ironic. I just have to be careful about using certain words or phrases too much as they'll creep into other conversation where I wouldn't normally use it and then I feel silly. lol
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Reply #11 posted 09/24/07 8:48am

psychodelicide

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"Boy, you got MAD squabbles" ..."you have issues"

I like that one!
RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you.
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Reply #12 posted 09/24/07 8:49am

jess555ja

reneGade20 said:



"Yo, dat's boolshit!!" ....translated as "I don't agree!" giggle


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Reply #13 posted 09/24/07 8:49am

evenstar

just stereotypical californian stuff, i guess. except i'm very concious of trying not to say 'like' all the time. lol i used to say epic a lot, but i've cut back on that too. hmmm
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Reply #14 posted 09/24/07 8:51am

veronikka

My daughter uses "killed it" a lot



1. When someone says or does soemthing to destroy the current flow of rich interaction.

2. When someone ruins a joke or a moment.

3. Ruined something
Rhythm floods my heart♥The melody it feeds my soul
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Reply #15 posted 09/24/07 8:52am

retina

RodeoSchro said:

If I had a penny for every time my kids used the word "like" without meaning "as if", I could pay for their hoped-for Ivy League educations.


Yeah, those little language abusers shouldn't go around using grammatical atrocities such as "I like ice cream". no no no!
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Reply #16 posted 09/24/07 8:53am

jess555ja

evenstar said:

just stereotypical californian stuff, i guess. except i'm very concious of trying not to say 'like' all the time. lol i used to say epic a lot, but i've cut back on that too. hmmm

What's that?



I'm gonna look it up . . . lurking



Yeah, I tend to use a lot of New York slang and I can't stop myself. It just slips out during conversations lol
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Reply #17 posted 09/24/07 8:54am

mdiver

evenstar said:

just stereotypical californian stuff, i guess. except i'm very concious of trying not to say 'like' all the time. lol i used to say epic a lot, but i've cut back on that too. hmmm



Bellend falloff
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Reply #18 posted 09/24/07 8:56am

evenstar

mdiver said:

evenstar said:

just stereotypical californian stuff, i guess. except i'm very concious of trying not to say 'like' all the time. lol i used to say epic a lot, but i've cut back on that too. hmmm



Bellend falloff


okay, i know what bellend means, but confuse
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Reply #19 posted 09/24/07 8:57am

evenstar

jess555ja said:

evenstar said:

just stereotypical californian stuff, i guess. except i'm very concious of trying not to say 'like' all the time. lol i used to say epic a lot, but i've cut back on that too. hmmm

What's that?



I'm gonna look it up . . . lurking



Yeah, I tend to use a lot of New York slang and I can't stop myself. It just slips out during conversations lol


epic

Great news, To find out about something that is good. i.e. Greatness, i.e. Awesome. i.e. Fun

The lakers had an EPIC game against the Kings.
You coming over is epic.
Memorial Day not having to work is Epic.


or, more commonly, "dude, that's fucking epic!" lol
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Reply #20 posted 09/24/07 9:00am

reneGade20

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I tend to use "classic" a lot too.....

as in "thats just CLASSIC!!" usually said in a very sarcastic, biting manner....
He was like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow.
(George Eliot)

the video for the above...evillol
http://www.youtube.com/wa...re=related
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Reply #21 posted 09/24/07 9:02am

jess555ja

veronikka said:

My daughter uses "killed it" a lot



1. When someone says or does soemthing to destroy the current flow of rich interaction.

2. When someone ruins a joke or a moment.

3. Ruined something

Ah yes. This one can also mean that someone did something really well. nod

"I got a 100 on that test yesterday. I killed it!" woot!



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Reply #22 posted 09/24/07 9:04am

mdiver

evenstar said:

mdiver said:




Bellend falloff


okay, i know what bellend means, but confuse


I was just calling YOU one for saying "epic" falloff
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Reply #23 posted 09/24/07 9:13am

veronikka

This is a popular one with younger boys

"hit it"

1.to engage in sexual activities with someone
Rhythm floods my heart♥The melody it feeds my soul
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Reply #24 posted 09/24/07 9:24am

jess555ja

veronikka said:

This is a popular one with younger boys

"hit it"

1.to engage in sexual activities with someone

I've heard that one before lurking lol lurking
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Reply #25 posted 09/24/07 9:27am

ArielB

Miguel Gomez
Alternative name for testicles/balls.
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Reply #26 posted 09/24/07 9:41am

veronikka

I use these quite a bit

freakin

To replace the word "fucking" when you are saying/writing

Cool

An adjective referring to something that is very good, stylish, or otherwise positive.

Dang

Synonym for Damn.
Rhythm floods my heart♥The melody it feeds my soul
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Reply #27 posted 09/24/07 9:47am

PaisleyPark508
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evenstar said:

just stereotypical californian stuff, i guess. except i'm very concious of trying not to say 'like' all the time. lol i used to say epic a lot, but i've cut back on that too. hmmm


I can not for the life of me get rid of this "like" habit...lord knows I try. but like it's hard.
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Reply #28 posted 09/24/07 9:50am

jess555ja

PaisleyPark5083 said:

evenstar said:

just stereotypical californian stuff, i guess. except i'm very concious of trying not to say 'like' all the time. lol i used to say epic a lot, but i've cut back on that too. hmmm


I can not for the life of me get rid of this "like" habit...lord knows I try. but like it's hard.

shocked You have an avatar!!! I like it. Prince Wonka nod
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Reply #29 posted 09/24/07 9:50am

RodeoSchro

retina said:

RodeoSchro said:

If I had a penny for every time my kids used the word "like" without meaning "as if", I could pay for their hoped-for Ivy League educations.


Yeah, those little language abusers shouldn't go around using grammatical atrocities such as "I like ice cream". no no no!


LOL, except they say, "Like, I really like...like ice cream and, like, sundaes and stuff!"
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