American Slang

Question 1

Daffy

Answer 1

1-crazy, madly deranged; foolish; stupid or mentally imbalanced; often interchanged with word krunk (derived from the two words crazy drunk); 2-to explain something enjoyable or someone cool.

“That dude has lost it, is completely daffy man!; “That party was so daffy!”

Question 2

Daisy

Answer 2

1-someone or something of first quality; 2-a beautiful girl that you can trust with any secret and a person with whom you can talk about your problems whenever you need.

“That new car is daisy” “She is such a daisy”.

Question 3

Damaged

Answer 3

1-Drunk, wasted; 2-is used to express something really cool.

1-“Last night was mad fun, I was so damaged” 2-“Dude, that’s damaged!”

Question 4

Dang

Answer 4

Softer version of “damn”. Similar to “darn”: surprise; unexpected.

“Dang…that car is fast”.

Question 5

Dank

Answer 5

1-very good, excellent; 2-very bad

1-“This wine is so dank!” 2-“Class was so dank today, thought I would die of terminal boredom”.

Question 6

Dap

Answer 6

1-someone who looks incredibly smart; sexy and stylish; 2-to hand, shake a friend in a way that connects your friendship.

1-“Daddy Mo looked so dap today!” 2- “I dap up with my hummies”,

Question 7

Darb

Answer 7

1-an excellent person or thing; 2-cigarette; 3-to be easy.·

1-“Carl is a real darb; I’m glad to know him” 2- “could you give me a darb?” 3-“That test was pretty darb”.

Question 8

Daring

Answer 8

Being corageous and defying the normal limits os humanity.

“I can’t believe you just did that! You’re so daring!”

Question 9

Dawg

Answer 9

Close friend and / or hommie.

“Beth is my dawg”.

Question 10

Dead beat

Answer 10

A parent or someone who calls themself a parent but does nothing for their children / child; yet calls themself the child’s parent.

“June id a dead beat parent and always will be”.

Question 11

Dead duck

Answer 11

A person who never responds, who appears to be sunk (drunk), gloomy (sad)

Question 12

Dead on

Answer 12

Something is extremely accurate, right on target, hitting the mark; correct, absolute.

“That’s a good observation, Tiffany. You’re dead on”.

Question 13

Dead to the world

Answer 13

When someone is sleelping soundly.

“After all that exercise, he’s dead to the world”.

Question 14

Deadbeat

Answer 14

1-someone who is lazy and does not want to achieve anything in life; 2- someone who tries to avoid payng money that they owe.

Question 15

Deathly

Answer 15

Excellent.

“Did you see Kelly’s new convertible? That’s a deathly idea”.

Question 16

Deck

Answer 16

To hit someone hard with a punch that they fall on the ground.

“Last night I totally decked him when he called me a slut”

Question 17

Deep pockets

Answer 17

Having a lot of money.

“Jamal got deep pockets!”

Question 18

Dicey

Answer 18

1-risky looking and dubious. Most likely dangerous; 2- a situation that isn’t right.

1-“That road has some dicey bends on it” 2-“That bridge looks dicey, sure we won’t fall through it”.

Question 19

Dime

Answer 19

A very good looking female as in a perfect ten.

“Damn, did you see that girl? She’s such a dime!”.

Question 20

Dimwit

Answer 20

Means not bright; a low level of light; wit means intelligence. Putting them together: dimwit; a person with a low level of intelligence; someone with crazy ideas that could be considered dangerous.

Question 21

Ding-dong

Answer 21

A stupid or idiot person; someone you don’t like.

Question 22

Dip

Answer 22

1-leave; 2-shortened form of “dipshit”, a stupid, annoying, or displeasing person.

“You’re a stupid dip, you know that?”

Question 23

Dip wad

Answer 23

A jerk; a person who lacks intellect, a dumbass.

“Fred is such a dip wad”.

Question 24

Dipsy

Answer 24

Slightly drunk; alcohol intoxicated.

“I think that Jed is permanently dipsy”.

Question 25

**Dire**

Answer 25

1-very bad, very serious or extreme, critical, desperate situation; 2-feeling so tired you want to die. ## Footnote *“I had no sleep last night and I was so dired because I had a long day ahead”.*

Question 26

**Dirty**

Answer 26

1-really good, a superlative, sick, awesome; 2-individual he/she that cannot be trusted; 3-someone who is not clean; 4-to do something wrong; 5-an unpleasant experience. ## Footnote *1-“-Mica is real good at basketball;-Yeah, he’s dirty” 2-“You see that guy over there? He’s a dirty mother fucker" 3-“Vitale is dirty. He hasn't taken a shower in a week” 4-"Damn Dawg she did you dirty" 5-“I fell down the stairs and broke my leg. Dirty!"*

Question 27

**Dirty-Dirty**

Answer 27

Used when something good / exciting happens or something good /exciting is about to happen. ## Footnote *“When your friend walks in the room…Dirty-Dirty!”*

Question 28

**Dish it out**

Answer 28

To give someone a hard time or to say mean things to another person.

Question 29

**Ditch**

Answer 29

Run away from, abandon, someone/a situation, usually not a good thing. ## Footnote *"They ditched him while he was watching a movie".*

Question 30

**Dizzy**

Answer 30

Stupid; mad; crazy. ## Footnote *“The prof is a little dizzy, but entertaining”*

Question 31

**Do**

Answer 31

A party; a social event. ## Footnote *“I’m having a do for a friend this weekend”.*

Question 32

**Do (one’s) own thing**

Answer 32

To do something that you enjoy; a hobby. ## Footnote *“It’s important to be able to do your own thing on the weekends".*

Question 33

**Do it**

Answer 33

Have a sexual relationship. (Use with caution). ## Footnote *"Do you think they’re doing it yet? They’ve only been going out for two weeks”.*

Question 34

**Do the trick**

Answer 34

To do exactly what is needed. ## Footnote *“Next time you have a headache, take some ibuprofen. That will do the trick”.*

Question 35

**Dog**

Answer 35

1-similar to Bro, Dude, Man; 2-used to describe something that is awful; 3-used when referring to a friend; 4- ugly girl or man. ## Footnote *1- “Hey dog. How’s it going?” 3- “Yo that is my dog over there!" 4-“WOW, Jessica Zonb is a dog!”*

Question 36

**Dog meat**

Answer 36

1-trash, garbage, specifically in reference to video games; 2-a word used to describe something gross or disgusting. ## Footnote *1-“Bro these kids are dogmeat they've missed every shot!” 2-"Oh man, that jacket is dogmeat!"*

Question 37

**Dog-eat-dog**

Answer 37

Cruel; highly competitive. ## Footnote *“This is a dog-eat-dog world”. “It’s dog-eat-dog out there”.*

Question 38

**Doggie bag**

Answer 38

1-a bag used for carrying home uneaten food from a restaurant; 2-when a person at a bar ends up bringing home a girl so ugly, he can only do her doggie style, and still has to put a bag over her head. ## Footnote *1-“Do you have a doggy bag for my dessert?” 2-“Eric went to the bar to find a hot chick (a very attractive female) to hook up with (to take in marriage), but ended up taking home a doggie bag.”*

Question 39

**Doing a solid**

Answer 39

Do me a favor. ## Footnote *“Do me a solid man, lend me $5”.*

Question 40

**Dolt**

Answer 40

A person who isn’t very bright but is very nice and weird. ## Footnote *“Don’t tell him but he’s kind of a dolt”.*

Question 41

**Dome**

Answer 41

1-a person’s head; 2-a blowjob (a new hair style). ## Footnote *1- “That guy just got knocked in the dome!" 2-“I just got ill dome from that chick next door”.*

Question 42

**Done**

Answer 42

1-finished; 2-drunk, destroyed, wasted; 3-to end a relationship with a person; 4-ruined, broken; 5-a state of being greatly humored. ## Footnote *1-“I'm finally done with all of my homework” 2- “Dude, you’re done” 3-“Shannon, we done!” 4-”Wow, that window is done!” 5-."Yo I was done when she fell down the steps".*

Question 43

**Done a bunk**

Answer 43

Leave without permission, unauthorized departure”; “Tom was doing time, until he done a bunk”.

Question 44

**Done Ass**

Answer 44

When a guy that you are currently dating is acting in a way that you no longer want to be seeing him; “a sassy way of saying you are done with that dumbass”.

Question 45

**Done dead**

Answer 45

1-to be laughin’ to much that you're "dead. 2-exaggerated way of saying something is so funny, or stupid.

Question 46

**Done dealing**

Answer 46

When you quit something for one reason or another. “He was done dealing after his second beer”.

Question 47

**Done did it**

Answer 47

A slang form of I've already done it; “Mother: 'clean your room”, Child:”I done did it".

Question 48

**Done for**

Answer 48

1-someone is or will be in trouble; “If I don’t get my papers on time I’m done for”; 2-when someone is undoubtedly overly intoxicated.

Question 49

**Done in**

Answer 49

1-someone who is tired or exhausted or someone who has been beaten up; "I’m so done in!”, 2-Someone who is so ugly, the ugliest person you've seen; “That bitch Parisa is done in!”; 3-spending some time in jail; “I have done time in the last 2 weeks”.

Question 50

**Done money**

Answer 50

The opposite of easy money - being in a really bad situation; “you're done money”.

Question 51

**Done up**

Answer 51

1-making something, including yourself look good; 2-its best; “The girls got all done up for the prom”.

Question 52

**Don’t give a hoot**

Answer 52

Not caring, does not matter to you, you are beyond it; in the affirmative Give a Hoot is a phrase used to tell someone they should contact them. ## Footnote *"I'm free all night so just give a hoot”.*

Question 53

**Don’t hit the hell (DHTC)**

Answer 53

When a person doesn’t want someone to call them on the cell phone, perhaps because he or she is in a meeting. ## Footnote *“I’m busy atm, so ditch for a bit yet”.*

Question 54

**Don’t sweat it**

Answer 54

Don’t worry about it! don’t get stressed out about little things; relax, don’t worry. ## Footnote *“No problem”*