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American Slang 2, B Flashcards

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Bling

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Flashy jewelry worn to create the impression of wealth

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Blow on it

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Cool it! Take it easy! It’s all right

“Tom. Blow on it! “Hey, man. Relax. Blow on it!”

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Burn someone up

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To make someone very angry

“That kind of thing just burns me up”.

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B-ball

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Basketball

“Do you wanna play b-ball with me?”

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Basic

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It is used to describe something typical or ordinary. Most common to describe the appearance of females

“-Look at all those basic schoolgirls with their Starbucks and iPhones! -Yeah, they all look the same”.

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Baboon

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A jerk; a stupid person

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Baby/cry-baby

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Common insult (when is used in a context of fear). This term you might hear used if someone is complaining

“Don’t be such a (cry-)baby; that didn’t even hurt.”

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Back number

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An old-fashioned person

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Back off (BO)

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A pretty straightforward (simple) way of telling another person to leave you alone

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Back to square one

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Back to the beginning

“Well, it looks like it’s back to square one”.

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Back to the grin

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Going back to work after a break

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Backbone

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Courage; integrity

“If you had any backbone, you would be able to deal with this”.

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Bacon

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The police; a police officer

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Bad ASS

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Someone who is very tough or mean. (vulgar).

“Don’t mess with him, he’s a real badass!”

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Bad hair day

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A bad day in general

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Bad

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Powerful; intense

“Man, that is really bad music!”

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Baddy and baddie

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A bad thing or person

“Marty has become such a baddie that no one speaks to her anymore”.

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BAE

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“Before anyone else”. Typically, it is referring to a person’s boyfriend or girlfriend

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Bag that!

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Forget that!

“Bag that! The number I gave you was wrong”.

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Bag your face!

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Go away

“You outrage me. Bag your face!”

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Bag

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To capture and arrest someone

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Bagged

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Alcohol intoxicated

“How can anybody be so bagged on four beers?”

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Bail or ditch

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Both means that you have to cancel the plans with someone; to leave abruptly

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Ball and chain

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A wife, a girlfriend

“My ball and chain are mad at me”.

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Ball of fire and fireball

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An energetic and ambitious person; a go-getter

“That guy is a real ball of fire when it comes to sale”.

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Ball

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A wild time at a party; a good time

“Your birthday party was a ball!”.

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Ball-busting

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Very difficult or challenging

“Man, that was a real ball-busting job”.

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Ballin’

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When you’re playing a sport incredibly well, you’re ballin’

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Balls

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Courage, fortitude

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Balmy

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1-crazy; giddy (dizzy); 2-alcohol intoxicated

“She’s not just drunk, she’s a little balmy”.

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Baloney

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Nonsense

“Don’t give me all that baloney!”

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Banana oil

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Nonsense

“That is the silliest banana oil I have ever heard”.

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Banana-head

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A stupid person

“Kelly can be such a banana-head!”

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Bananas

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1-crazy; 2-enthusiastic “The audience was bananas over the new star”.

1-“You are driving me bananas!”. 2-“The audience was bananas over the new star”.

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Bands

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A stack (lot) of money or money in general

“I’ve got 100 bands in the back of this car”.

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Bang

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1-a powerful effect; 2-a loud noise“Did you hear the bang last night?”

1-“Japanese sake has a bang” 2-“Did you hear the bang last night?”

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Banged up

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The act of getting extremely drunk on alcohol

“We got totally banged up at the tiki bar last night”.

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Banging

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Good; exciting

“We had a banging good time at the concert”.

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Bare

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Lots of; very; an excessive amount; loads

“I got bare money”.

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Barf out

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1- to become very upset; 2-an unpleasant person or thing; 3-to freak out; 4-to psych out

“I nearly barfed out when I heard he was coming”.

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Barf

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1-to vomit; 2-adjective meaning lame, weak, uncool, stupid, the worst

1-“He barfed all over the seat of the airplane”. 2-“She’s got a great body but her face is total barf”.

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Barney

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1-trouble; 2-someone who has no idea what they are doing; “someone of noob status a newbie”.

1-“You have been here three seconds and your already in barney”.

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Barrel fever

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Drunkenness

“She seems to get barrel fever about once a week”.

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Barrel of fun

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A tremendous amount of fun

“Tracy is just a barrel of fun on dates”.

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Barreled

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Alcohol intoxicated

“Those guys are really barreled up”.

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Bash ears

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Talking too much

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Bash

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A party

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Basket case

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A person who is a nervous wreck

“The waiting was so intense that I was a real basket case”.

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Bats and batty

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Crazy

“You’re bats! “You are driving me batty”.

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Battered

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Alcohol intoxicated

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BB brain

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A stupid person; a person with a brain the size of buckshot

“What BB brain left the door open?”

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Be (on) non-speakers

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If two people are non-speakers or are on non-speakers, they do not talk to each other because they have had an argument

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Be ballsy / Have balls

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It shows bravery because of masculinity, these terms literally refer to having testicles

“Doing that took a lot of balls”.

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Be in one’s altitudes

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To be drunk

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Be into

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1-means to like, be interested in or enjoy; 2-it’s also used when talking about a hobby or the last craze (trend) or fashion. ”

2-“My husband is really into soccer at the moment”

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Be the bee’s knees

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To be excellent or of an extremely high standard; extremely pleasant, enjoyable, or likable

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Beak

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Nose

“I want some glasses that sit in just the right place on my wonderful beak”.

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Bean head

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An oaf

“You are such a bean head!”

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Bean

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The head

“I got a bump right here on my bean”.

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Beans

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Money

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Bear cage

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A police station

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Bear

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A difficult task

“This problem is a real bear. This is a bear of a job”.

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Beardo

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A type of person that wears a beard such as a hippie, beatnik or intellectual

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Beast

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An ugly person

“Who is that beast with the big hat?”

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Beat it!

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Get out! Go away!

“You bother me. Beat it!”

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Beat

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Exhausted; worn-out; tired

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Beater

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A junky old car

“I like my old beater even if it has no bumpers”.

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Beef

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A complaint, a quarrel

“I gotta beef against you. Okay, what’s the beef?”

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Been there, done that

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That is nothing new to me, tell me something else

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Beezer

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The nose

“I’ve got a zit on my beezer”.

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Behind the eight ball

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In trouble; in a weak or losing position

“John spends a lot of time behind the eight ball”.

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Beige

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Boring, insipid

“The party is beige. Let’s cruise (hang out)”.

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Belly up

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1-alcohol intoxicated; 2-dead

1-“After four beers, I was belly up, for sure” “That’s the end. This company is belly up”.

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Belted

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Alcohol or drug intoxicated

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Bent out of shape

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Angry; insulted

  • “Man, there is no reason to get so bent out of shape”.*
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Best bud

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A best buddy; a best friend

“Isn’t Bill your best bud?”.

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Bestie

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Closest friend a person you know well and like

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Bet

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Indicates agreement

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Betcha/you bet

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Yes, I agree.

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Bewottled

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Alcohol intoxicated

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Biffles

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Best friends for life

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Biffy

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Toilet

“Where’s the biffy?”

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Big John

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The police, a police officer

“Big John is going to have to deal with you”.

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Big mad

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Really mad

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Big mouth

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1-a person who talks too much or too loudly; 2-someone who tells secrets.

“Okay, big mouth! Shut up!”

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Big noise

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An important person

“She’s the big noise in Washington right now”.

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Big ticket

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Really funny

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Big wheel

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A very important person

“Some big wheel wrote the order. Don’t blame me”.

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Biggie

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Something important

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Bigwig

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An important person

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Bike boys

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Cops, the police

“Look out! Here come the bike boys”.

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Bimbo

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A pretty, but empty-headed, young lady.

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Birdbrain

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A stupid-acting person.

“You silly birdbrain. Stop it”.

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Birdy and birdie

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Crazy; strange

“She acts a little birdy from time to time”.

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Bitch of a someone or something

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A very difficult or unpleasant person or thing

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Bitch

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1-an annoying person, particularly a woman; 2-someone who tends to be a bully (fat idiot); 3-to complain; 4-a woman with bad attitude; 5-a female dog

1-“Mary is a particularly whiny” 3- “Suzy just likes to sit around and bitch about the high price of grub”4-“She won’t smile, what a bitch” 5-“You should really get your bitch put of the alley”.

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Bitchin’ and bitchen, bitching

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Excellent; great; classy

“This is a totally bitchin’ pair of jeans!”

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Bitchy

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Irritable; complaining.

“Why are you so bitchy today?”

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Bite the dust

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To die

“A shot rang out, and another cowboy bite the dust”.

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Blab

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Talk; chatter

“I never pay any attention to blab like that”.

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Blabber

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to say a lot with not a lot of meaning.

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Blabbermouth

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Someone who talks too much

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Blasted

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Alcohol or drug intoxicated

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Blazing

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Really good, really hot

“We had a blazing time at Jane and Bob’s wedding reception”.

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Bleed for someone

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To sympathize with someone

“I really bleed for you, but there’s nothing I can do”.

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Bless your heart

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1-someone is being friendly and wishing you well for doing something nice; 2-used as an insult toward a person who acts foolishly

“Bless your heart. You might want to check your math again”.

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Blimped

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Alcohol intoxicated; swollen with drinking

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Blind pig

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An illegal drinking club

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Blind(ed)

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Alcohol or drug intoxicated

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Blinkers

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”As I opened my blinkers, guess who I saw?”

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Blithering idiot

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A crazy person; a totally disoriented person

“How can you be such a blithering idiot?”

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BLM

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An acronym for Black Lives Matter – a social movement fighting against the oppression of black people

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Blob

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A fool; an oaf

*“Don’t be a blob.” *

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Blockhead

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A stupid person

”Why did he call me a blockhead? I didn’t do anything”.

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Bloody

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An intensifying expletive used before an adjective, adverb or noun; very, really; total, complete

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Blotter

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Drunkard

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Blow a fuse

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Lose your temper

“Hey Bro, don’t blow a fuse”.

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Blow away

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Greatly impressed

I was blown away by his donation of a million dollars”.

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Blow in

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Arrive

“I just blew in last night. “Where can I find a room?”

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Blow off steam

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Get rid of extra energy, stress, or anger.

“She’ll be OK after she blows off some steam.”

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Blow off

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To goof off; to waste time.

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Blow one’s cool

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to become angry

“Now, now, don’t blow your cool”.

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Blow smoke up your ASS

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To knowingly (deliberate) deceive somebody with a story or information that’s not true, often jokingly.

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Blow up

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1-to burst into anger; 2-an angry outburst; a fight

1- “So, she blew up. Why should that affect you so much?” 2-“After the third blow up, she left him”.

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Blow Z’s

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To sleep

“I got to blow Z’s for a while; then we’ll talk”.

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Blow

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To fail or to be unsuccessful

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Blue light special

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Something cheap and inferior

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Blustery

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Blowing in irregular, strong gusts

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Bogus

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False, bad, poor, fake, untrue

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Boiled

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1-angry. 2-alcohol intoxicated

1-“I am so boiled at you!” 2-“How can you get so boiled on wine?”*

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Boiling

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Very mad

“Mad, I’m not mad. I’m just boiling”.

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Bold

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Great; outstanding

“The movie we saw last night was really bold”.

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Boloney

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Nnonsense; call it a bunch of baloney

“You’re full of Boloney!”

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Bolt in

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To leave; to go away

“Time to bolt. Got to get home”.

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Bomb dirt

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To describe something a very good or great

“Man, this chez pizz is bomb dirt!”

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Bomb

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1-cool, awesome, good, amazing; ; 2-a lot/ large amount. “Jess: “Oh, how much was it? “Grace: “Ugh, it cost an absolute bomb”; 3-something really tasteful, good, or pretty; “This burrito is so bomb!”

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Bombed

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To get really drunk

“Let’s go get bombed tonight!”

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Bond

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A strong feeling of friendship, love, or shared beliefs and experiences that unites people

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Bone chilling cold

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Extremely cold

The air at that altitude was bone-chilling”.

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Bone idle

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Very lazy; completely idle or unproductive

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Bonehead

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A stupid or stubborn (obstinate) person

“You are such a bonehead when it comes to buying cars”.

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Bonkers

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Crazy

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Boo

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someone you love, someone you care about

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Boob

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A stupid person; a rural oaf

”You boob! What have you done?”

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Booboo

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Mistake

”if you make another booboo like that, you won’t have a job”

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Book

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1-to rush or travel quickly; 2-Awesome, enjoyable, fine, good. A substitute for the word “cool”. Can be used in any situation when one is satisfied or content with the outcome of a situation. “Is that a new haircut? Looking’ book man!”

1-“Ok, guy. I gotta book”. 2-“Is that a new haircut? Looking’ book man!”

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Bookworm

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Someone who reads a lot

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Boom

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To listen to music, as with a boom box (stereo)

“You don’t do anything but hang around and boom all day!”

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Boondoggle

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A waste of time and money

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Booze

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Alcohol

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Boss dick

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A cop, a police officer

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Boss

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Excellent; powerful; superior

”This is really boss”.

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Bottom

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A man who takes the passive role in gay or homosexual sex.

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Bottomless pit

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A very hungry person

“The guy is a bottomless pit. There isn’t enough food in town to fill him up”.

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Bougie

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Someone or something considered fancy

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Bow-wow

A

1-a dog; 2-an ugly woman; a dog.

1-“We’re going to get you a bow-wow!” 2” What a bow-wow!”-

157
Q

Bozo

A

A clown, a jerk , a fool

”Look, you bozo, I’ve had enough of your jabber (idle talk)”.

158
Q

Brain

A

Intelligence; a smart person

“The brain of the class always gets the best grades”.

159
Q

Brain-dead

A

Stupid

”I don’t know why he’s so dull. He seems brain-dead half the time”.

160
Q

Brainstorm

A

To try to develop an idea or think of new ideas

161
Q

Brassed (off)

A

Angry; disgusted

“You look so brassed off at the world. Smile!”

162
Q

Bread

A

Money

“I need to get some bread to live on”.

163
Q

Break it up

A

Stop

“Break it up, or I will call the police”.

164
Q

Break

A

To leave

”Yo man let’s break”; opportunity; “A lucky break helped him get the job”.

165
Q

Breathless

A

Said to add emphasis when you are describing feelings of excitement or exciting situations

166
Q

Breeze

A

Something that is very easy

“Although it might look hard, it’s a breeze to learn how to drive a car”.

167
Q

Brew

A

Coffee, beer

168
Q

Brick

A

1-very cold; 2-an unintelligent person

1-“It’s brick outside today” 2-“That twonk is such a brick!”

169
Q

Bring down

A

Depressing

“The news of the airplane crash was a bring-down”.

170
Q

Bro

A

Friend

171
Q

Browned (off)

A

Angry

“I am really browned off at you!”

172
Q

Bru

A

Short for brother

173
Q

Brutal

A

Excellent, powerful

“Man, what a brutal tune”.

174
Q

Buck for something

A

To work ambitiously for something, such as a promotion

*“I’m just bucking for recognition, and of course, a 20 percent raise”. *

175
Q

Buck-wild

A

Intense, crazy, without inhibitions

176
Q

Bucket

A

Old car in poor condition

177
Q

Bucko

A

Friend, pal

“Hey, bucko, come here a minute”.

178
Q

Buddy-buddy

A

Friendly

“Why is that guy so buddy-buddy with me?”

179
Q

Bugger off

A

Go away

180
Q

Bugger up

A

Spoil, ruin, mess up

181
Q

Bugger

A

1-a disliked or pitiful person, usually a man; 2-an expletive used to express anger or frustration.

182
Q

Bugly

A

Really ugly

“I have never seen such a bugly-guy in my life!”

183
Q

Bull

A

Nonsense; bullshit.

“That’s just a lot of bull”.

184
Q

Bum (one) out

A

To make someone feel sad

“Let’s not see a movie that bums us out. I want to see something funny”.

185
Q

Bummer

A

A bad situation; something depressing or sad

“I’m sorry you lost your job. That’s a bummer”.

186
Q

Bumming

A

Down; depressed; suffering from something disagreeable.

“I’m really bumming. I think I need somebody to talk to”.

187
Q

Bump on a log

A

Someone who is lazy

“I don’t wanna to go out, I’m a bump on a log”.

188
Q

Bump that!

A

Forget that!

“Bump that! I was wrong”.

189
Q

Bunghole

A

The mouth

“I’ve heard enough out of you! Shut your bunghole!”

190
Q

Bunkie

A

A roommate

”I wish I had a Bunkie”.

191
Q

Bunkum and buncombe

A

Insincere foolishness; nonsense

“That’s nothing but a bunch of bunkum!”

192
Q

Burg

A

Small town

“I can’t stand another day in this burg”.

193
Q

Burn out

A

To feel overworked or stressed.

“Todd is starting to feel a little burned out from his job as a lawyer”.

194
Q

Burn

A

Cigarette

“Gimme a burn, huh?”

195
Q

Bushed

A

Exhausted

“I am just bushed.”

196
Q

Bussin

A

Used to describe something delicious

197
Q

Bust a gut

A

To laugh so hard your stomach hurts

“Carlin was so funny last night I nearly bust a gut”.

198
Q

Bust my ASS (vb) / Bust or Rip ASS (vb)

A

1- to bust your ass is to work very hard; 2-to bust or rip ass is to fart (to flatulate), but generally in a loud and probably embarrassing way

*1- “I busted my ass studying for that test”; 2- “he busted ass in front of the whole class”. *

199
Q

Bust

A

1-a total failure, a complete waste of time; 2-tired, exhausted; 3-something and/or someone that’s ugly

1-“Man, nothing went right, today was a total bust” 2-“Man I’m bust by the end of the day” 3- “Yo, did you just see that girl? She was fuckin bust”.

200
Q

Busted

A

1-to be unattractive, lame, or boring; 2- caught by the cops

1-“Yo, that party was busted so we bounced” 2-“Don’t speed or you’ll get busted”.

201
Q

But

A

Totally, very

“Tell him to get his tail over here but fast”. “This thing has to be done but good”.

202
Q

Butter

A

Good, really, fine

“This guy Walter, he’s butter, totally butter”.

203
Q

Buy it

A

To be convinced to believe something.

“I told him we were just friends but he wasn’t buying it”.

204
Q

Buzz

A

1- excitement, hype, cool gossip, thrill (pleasure), joy; 2- something that generates hype (exaggeration), cool gossip, talk, exciting rumors; 3- gossip.

205
Q

Buzz-worthy

A

1-worthy of popular attention; 2-should be able to be heard.

“That song it totally buzzworthy; everyone should hear it”.

206
Q

Bye Felicia

A

1-used when you speak to somebody irrelevant to your life and you want to get rid of the; 2-used to dismiss someone. This person is usually irrelevant and annoying

“All I have to say is bye Felicia”.

American Slang AFS (4 decks)

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