October

Question 1

hogwash

Answer 1

A load of BULLSHIT!!!

Oh, what a bunch of hogwash!

Question 2

hash brownie

Answer 2

pot brownies and space cakes

Question 3

eggroll

Answer 3

爆菊 or Asian penis

Question 4

sweep someone off their feet

Answer 4

Causing someone to fall rapidly and in love with you:

He absolutely swept me off my feet.

Question 5

edgy

Answer 5

nervous | avant garde

Question 6

dodgy

Answer 6

shady, sketchy

Question 7

shabby

Answer 7

worn out

Question 8

shanty

Answer 8

rundown town

Question 9

swamp donkey

Answer 9

A very ugly, usually fat girl who hangs around in bars and clubs waiting to sexually assault males who are too drunk to defend themselves.

“Damn! Look at her! What a swamp donkey!”

Question 10

tonk

Answer 10

ghetto for strong or muscular

dont mess with him, he is tonk

Question 11

wank

Answer 11

jerk off

Question 12

tee up

Answer 12

make detailed arrangements or preparations

Question 13

belt-and-suspenders man

Answer 13

A man who goes to great lengths to avoid risk, embarassment, or exposure. i.e., if the belt should break, the suspenders will keep his pants on. Not quite paranoid, but on his way there. Can also be said of a man with something to hide. (or less than something as the case may be)

Lars, a real belt-and-suspenders man, saves every single email he sends and receives and archives them to CD, claiming “you just can’t be too careful”.

Question 14

on the reg

Answer 14

A slang term for regularly.

Yeah man, I smoke pot and drink on the reg.

Question 15

have a ball

Answer 15

enjoy oneself greatly; have a lot of fun.

“I had a ball on my fortieth birthday”

Question 16

harp

Answer 16

To talk or write about to an excessive and tedious degree; dwell on.

Okay, stop harping about it, I got the point the first fifty times you mentioned it.

Question 17

shoot something down

Answer 17

Fig. to foil a plan through criticism; to counter an idea with criticism. (Based on shoot someone, something, or an animal down.)

He raised a good point, but the others shot him down almost immediately. Liz shot down Jeff’s best idea

Question 18

sullied

Answer 18

damage the purity or integrity of; defile.

“they were outraged that anyone should sully their good name”

Question 19

trill

Answer 19

An adjective used in hip-hop culture to describe someone who is considered to be well respected, coming from a combination of the words “true” and “real”.

Trill ass niggaz keep it true and real.

Question 20

wolf down

Answer 20

eat hastily

“The teenager wolfed down the pizza”

Question 21

philanderer

Answer 21

a man who readily or frequently enters into casual sexual relationships with women; a womanizer, Don Juan, Casanova.

“he was known as a philanderer”

Question 22

outfit

Answer 22

informal an ​organization, ​company, ​team, ​military ​unit, etc.:

He has ​recently set up his own ​research outfit.

Question 23

hash out

Answer 23

speak with others about (something); talk (something) over in detail; have a discussion;

“We hashed out our household budget”

Question 24

stick it out

Answer 24

to go through with something

she’ll look like a loser if she doesn’t stick it out

Question 25

dip out

Answer 25

to leave a party or someone’s house without them knowing; sneaking out; or just plain leaving.

Don’t mean to trip out, but bitch, I’m bout to dip out.

Question 26

have a bone to pick with somebody

Answer 26

something that you say when you want to talk to someone about something they have done that has annoyed you.

I have a bone to pick with you. Did you eat that chocolate mousse I was saving for my tea?

Question 27

hot damn

Answer 27

1) an exclamation of astonishment or approval

1) hot damn! this room is full of stank.
2) you got 150% on the essay? hot damn!

Question 28

chipper

Answer 28

cheerful and lively.

“it’s nice to see you feeling so chipper”

Question 29

salty

Answer 29

pissed, upset

She was salty because she lost the game.

Question 30

in (or out) of one’s hair

Answer 30

annoying (or ceasing to annoy) someone.

“I’m glad he’s out of my hair”

Question 31

being thick

Answer 31

being stupid

e.g. is Greg being thick?

Question 32

get in on it

Answer 32

To get in on is defined as becoming involved in something or becoming a part of the action.

An example of get in on is when a person puts his $5 bet in with the money all of his other friends have pooled in order to do something together.

Question 33

grub

Answer 33

food.

“a popular bar serving excellent grub”

Question 34

randy

Answer 34

Overly excited in a sexual manner. See also horny.

Do I make you randy, baby? Do I?