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24-7
Rating:2.1
Always. Literally "24 hours by 7 days" meaning all the time."My girlfriend's jealous 'cause I talk about you 24/7.
But she don't know you like I know you, Slim, no one
does. ... I'll be the biggest fan
you'll ever lose." [from the Song Stan (featuring Dido) by Eminem]
I listen to Eninem 24-7! [Comment by: Eminem Fan Rated:5/5 ]
i love that song its baller.
i listen to it like all the time. [Comment by: jamison Rated:5/5 ]
i thought this one is universal term, i
don't know it belongs
to the American.. [Comment by: radiohead28 ]
It's not really American slang, I know
lots of people who use this outside of
the USA. I'm not from the USA either and
I use it. [Comment by: meiwaku ]
What is oakster juice -- or ochster
juice?
[Comment by: John ]
this term did originate in the US and
like much slang in the US has now been
adopted by english speakers world wide
[Comment by: ezekiel Rated:5/5 ]
Is the word "cool" slang?
Plz answer [Comment by: Shy Shy ]
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411
Posted by: onetrickponyRating:0.6
information, giving someone the 411 is to tell them what is going on, from the 411 information directory on the phone system No one says "What the 411" anymore... [Comment by: Jana ]
...Seriously. People who say this tend
to be called "Valley girls" (also a term
going out of style, I think) and given
odd looks. [Comment by: Caiffidrac ]
SLANG WORDS NEVER WHERE OUT, ITS AN
ONGOING PROGRESS, FOR EXAMPLE THE SAYING
"YAH DIG.." WAS CREATED IN THE 60's &
70's & HAS NOW RESURFACED IN 2007 & 2008 [Comment by: CHRIST-A-HOLIC ]
it's spoken as "what's the four one one"
[Comment by: Guy ]
BHOSADI KE KYA LIKH RAHE HO SALE KOI
NAYI GALI AATI HAI KI NAHI SUN NAI GALI
MAI DETA HO PUFFI CHOD
[Comment by: FGDHFHDKGNFKHGDFH ]
BHOSADI KE KYA LIKH RAHE HO SALE KOI
NAYI GALI AATI HAI KI NAHI SUN NAI GALI
MAI DETA HO PUFFI CHOD
[Comment by: FGDHFHDKGNFKHGDFH ]
BHOSADI KE KYA LIKH RAHE HO SALE KOI
NAYI GALI AATI HAI KI NAHI SUN NAI GALI
MAI DETA HO PUFFI CHOD
[Comment by: FGDHFHDKGNFKHGDFH ]
tum sbki maa ki chut behan k lavdo [Comment by: NITISH Rated:5/5 ]
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5-0 Say it like (Five-Oh) [Comment by: Mr. Moe Rated:3/5 ]
what this is bollocks! no flippen one in
america says 5-0 are yo round the ben? [Comment by: paige ]
I say it. same as the po or cops [Comment by: mike ]
It's an old term not used as much these
days. It comes from an old TV cop-show
called Hawaii Five-0. [Comment by: J.J. ]
Theres also Po po now and pigs... [Comment by: P.J ]
their just f$#@ing pigs lets kill them
all [Comment by: jack the ripper ]
Are you kidding me? Without police
enforcement there would be chaos. Let's
be smart here... [Comment by: Ryan ]
there "would" be chaos? have you ever
been tazered until you passed out from
pain? [Comment by: Sara ]
Where I'm from, this is typically a term
used more by black men or young adults.
It's hardly ever used by white people
(except for those that my town calls
"whiggers.") [Comment by: Amanda ]
yes, people still do say 5-0. maybe just
not in the area where you live [Comment by: james ]
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69
Rating:0.5
1) mutual oral sex at the same time. 2) the year 1969"I got my first real six-string.
Bought it at the five-and-dime.
Played it till my fingers bled.
It was the summer of '69 " [from the Song Summer of 69 by Bryan Adams]
And I thought the Summer of '69 was
about felacio! [Comment by: The Critic Rated:3/5 ]
69 is kewl! [Comment by: Yeahah ]
who doesn't know what this means?
honestly now. [Comment by: Simba ]
LMFAO!!!!!!!!! ITS THE BEST! [Comment by: Ashley ]
the French have a phrase for this too
... but i forgot what it was within the
first 20 seconds
[Comment by: Lowell ]
....that song is bogus, Brian Adams grew
up in Canada, they didn't have a five
and dime there.... [Comment by: Toots ]
I sure has hell did not knw thw slang
meaning og 69 lol. I decided to find out
after hearing that damn 504 song I Can
Tell lol. [Comment by: Kiki ]
You kids are gross. [Comment by: Yon ]
It's fantastic. XD OMG [Comment by: Earlysx ]
whats a 5-and-dime? [Comment by: DALE ]
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86'd
also means to be cancelled. As in a TV show, or a plan of some sort. "my trip to the beach was 86'd"
86'ed
Posted by: Mean DeanRating:0.4
To be thrown out, usually from a nightclub or bar, and banned from re-entry for an extended period of time."Yeah since you left me lying around.
Pretty beat up,
Since you 86-ed me..." [from the Song Pretty Beat Up by The Rolling Stones]
American here, never heard this. I am
23 and I have lived on the West Coast
and Mid-West never heard of this slang.
Ever. Ever....Ever [Comment by: Kido ]
How 'bout when a restaurant is out of
something? They tell the wait staff to
"86" the item. Also you get buried in a
8' long coffin 6' under... creepy, huh? [Comment by: JP ]
I've worked in a restaurant and I was
told that "86"ing an item is an old
military term for needing to restock on
that item. [Comment by: Chris G ]
Still around. To "86" something is to
strike it off a list, perhaps in
preparation for restocking. [Comment by: farcat ]
this is a term I have heard lots of
times in washington. like "I can't go
there... Last time I got so drunk they
86ed me" [Comment by: wes ]
To my understanding, this term
originates from the US MArines. 86.
To throw away or get rid of something.
From the number of the form originally
used to remove an item from a stock
record. You could 86 something by
throwing it off the side of a ship.
(though I wouldn't recommend it) [Comment by: Kathy ]
86 skeedoo is from the roaring '20's and
it means "to leave". I always heard
(and used) 86 as a cook to mean we were
out of a food item. as in "86 the
cheesecake, I dropped the last piece." [Comment by: Clevelander ]
throughout the south this term is still
alive and well [Comment by: ezekiel Rated:5/5 ]
I'm not old enough to have ever used it
but,,, the
expression is "23 skidoo NOT 86 skidoo"
?? [Comment by: roach ]
I've heard this in older tv shows (i.e.
*M*A*S*H*). [Comment by: RainFrog ]
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a barbie
Posted by: onetrickponyRating:0.7
A hot chick, small body, pretty, blonde blue eyes maybe, from the Barbie Doll thing Barbie = BBQ (Australia) [Comment by: Roo ]
no one uses this wtf [Comment by: morgan ]
Barbie= stuck up girl, a "fake" girl. [Comment by: Girl ]
wtf no1 says this. it means a chick who
acts like barbie lol and wears tonnes of
make up [Comment by: josh Rated:2/5 ]
yeh a BARBIE is a total bitch who thinks
she da shit.. &&' erybody kno she AINT
&&' da bitch need ta kno she aint couse
she a hoe baggin, slut faced, easy,
trick ass, mother f*cking duck sucking,
pussy licking cunt!! =] [Comment by: Brianna Rated:5/5 ]
In other words, it's a girl who has
bleach blonde hair and is WAAY to
skinny. [Comment by: Jana ]
u suck my hairy balls
nooooo bitch fitch
- [Comment by: fucker who licks Rated:1/5 ]
i use barbie as those girls that are
preppy, like cheerleaders
"Oh My God!! Kevin is so Hawt!!" [Comment by: Korean Guy ]
This is never used, If you are learning
english, don't use this! [Comment by: Isaac Rated:2/5 ]
No one says that... [Comment by: Lindsey ]
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aborigine's revenge
Posted by: rozmarRating:0.7
the longer Europeans live in the Australian outback the worse their hayfever gets - the indigenous people welcome all strangers but if you want to live there you have to aclimatise which could take as long as they did, 40,000 years This is a great slang word from Down
Under! [Comment by: The Critic Rated:5/5 ]
.... "great slang from Down Under"?
Just like "struth" and "yew beauty", I
have honestly never heard ANYONE say it
in my life without them being kidding.
In fact, I've NEVER heard of
"Aborigine's Revenge" until I found this
website. [Comment by: Emily Rated:1/5 ]
im aussie, andnno one says this.
it is racist to say it, if anyone did.
[Comment by: alyce ]
Never ever heard this, and i have lived
in AUS for 40 years [Comment by: Li Rated:1/5 ]
Sorry to break it to you, but this is
Aussie humour, designed to test to see
how stupid you are. I mean Outback
Hayfever? come on [Comment by: wooloomooloo ]
pretty sure abo's revenge is when they
nick ya thongs of the veranda coz ya
wouldn't give em a dolla brudda [Comment by: jono ]
2swq69zcsrkx5nsn
[Comment by: Bret Riddle Rated:1/5 ]
i is abo and me gunna get mi tribe onto
ya cause dat rudd fella is good but i
need more dat guvmint dolla, becase mi
thongs broke on mi way back from sniffin
unleaded [Comment by: yundin jingabong yannalla ]
In 44 years in australia I have never
heard this slang . I think the author
of this page is not an Australian and
is making his own creativity on some of
these terms [Comment by: tom ]
this is not something that is said
anymore [Comment by: kiarra ]
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Is this true or just scatalogical
humour? [Comment by: The Critic ]
This is the true definition of "Ace":
When one exerts soo much force while
taking a "Duce" that it is unnessesary
to whipe because the fecies came out
clean. A precautionary whipe is usually
used to ensure an "Ace" has been
achieved. [Comment by: Joe Dipshit Rated:3/5 ]
An "Ace" is also a fighter pilot with 5
or more air-to-air victories, e.g., Bob
Johnson. [Comment by: Falcon Rated:3/5 ]
No one I know says this. [Comment by: Jana ]
Yeah they do. If you get an 'A' on a
test then you aced it. [Comment by: Americana ]
It comes from the tennis term, "ace." A
perfect serve that your opponent cannot
touch is an ace. When you perform a
perfect serve, you ace your
opponent...they cannot touch it. [Comment by: Jared82CA Rated:4/5 ]
yeah, I didn't realise it was so weird.
you can 'ace' the eam.
or something can just be ace/cool..? i
use it! haha [Comment by: meee ]
yea people def say they aced something
like i aced the exam [Comment by: neil ]
have also heard it used in refering to a
best friend.. he's my ace [Comment by: steph ]
WOW! I'm seriously surprised that so
many people haven't heard this term!
It's used everyday In the southern U.S. [Comment by: RainFrog ]
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no rite mate. hu sayz acrobat? [Comment by: babygurl Rated:1/5 ]
this is bulshit...no Jamaicans I know
say this [Comment by: darling ]
no jamaican says this...the word used
for "fool" in jamaican is most commonly
"idiot" - no difference really.. [Comment by: nel ]
aint an acrobat a gymnist. duh ppl b
hella slow sumtinez [Comment by: Denahli Rated:1/5 ]
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Acting the fool
Posted by: 0KelvinRating:1.2
Much like "Acting the Maggot". Someone who is acting foolishly and causing problems or annoying others. Heard more often in urban environs. I've never heard Acting the fool, but
"a"~ not as a name, but like: "He's out
acting a fool." [Comment by: ohnoone ]
"out acting a fool" sounds brittish to
me. [Comment by: Trisscar Rated:4/5 ]
that shyt aint british. its black people
tawk. "dat ni66uh acting a fool"
(pronounced 'actin a foo') [Comment by: Denahli ]
It's act a fool. No one says acting the
fool. [Comment by: Lia ]
It's act a fool. No one says acting the
fool. [Comment by: Lia ]
It's act a fool. No one says acting the
fool. [Comment by: Lia ]
It's act a fool. No one says acting the
fool. [Comment by: Lia Rated:3/5 ]
it is definitely: "acting a fool" [Comment by: ezekiel Rated:3/5 ]
i have heard it your acting a fool [Comment by: Black ]
Why are the only slang words/expressions
attributed to American culture on this
site ones that are representitve of our
lower/"urban" class??? No wonder we have
earned the stereotype dumb!! (FYI - this
expression is very 80's Urban - not
cool!!) Signed - just a normal avg Jane [Comment by: SamSam Rated:3/5 ]
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good [Comment by: Sean Rated:4/5 ]
Damn right [Comment by: Nasca Rated:5/5 ]
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Believe this was meant to be dessert,
Brit for.... [Comment by: penny912 ]
English slang as well, synonymous with
pudding and Dessert [Comment by: Mikers Rated:4/5 ]
Eh.... its used more to describe the
party after a major event.... we say
dessert when we want dessert. [Comment by: Nevidge ]
Used for the tickets sold for a formal
dinner event that only allow attendance
after the meal is finished.. examples
being weddings, formal dress balls and
dinner dances. [Comment by: Arts Bál ]
I use it and I'm English. [Comment by: Edwin Okli ]
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aggro
Rating:1.3
Abbreviation of "aggravation". Something annoying."Racist bastards who push it too far.
Till a riot explodes like a petrol bombed car.
ANGER - HATE - AGGRO - RAGE"
What's a real "aggro" is when people
don't understand the artistry of my air
guitar playing. [Comment by: The Critic ]
Some people call me an Aggro! [Comment by: The Critic Rated:3/5 ]
Oi Polloi - sticking the boot in since
1981 [Comment by: poet Rated:5/5 ]
aggro is just general violence [Comment by: andy mackay ]
In the States, "aggro" is an
abbreviation of "aggressive,"
specifically describing someone in the
act of angry, violent assault. Commonly
seen on the Jerry Springer Show and at
drunk frat parties across the US. [Comment by: sally Rated:4/5 ]
'I'm not going to THAT pub again. That
guy's there and I don't need the aggro!' [Comment by: Funkyfairycakes ]
(on a love making motion)oh..boy you're
making me lie down and you're totally
kissing my ass..be careful with
that,...don't lick it much, don't be an
aggro!well I LIke it much boy, go on,
take your time hahaha=)) [Comment by: chrisophylum calleza Rated:3/5 ]
It looks as if the usage (meaning) in
the US is
different from the usage in Commonwealth
countries (UK, Australia, NZ etc.). The
US usage
seems to lean towards actual violence
(like a short
form of 'aggression'), and in
Commonwealth
countries more towards bother, trouble
and
harassment (like a short form of
'aggravation'). A
typical Commonwealth English usage would
be,
"Lisa? Haven't seen her for months. She
was always
on at me for some f*ckin' thing or
other, and it was
just too much aggro, so I left." Or
maybe, "I found
out she was married, though the bitch
had never
told me, and I didn't need that kind of
aggro." [Comment by: Gairlochan Rated:4/5 ]
Great work, well researched [Comment by: viagra Rated:1/5 ]
RL604v fgoG62mvVof47J1fCaLkg [Comment by: sonny Rated:1/5 ]
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I use this all the time [Comment by: Mich Rated:5/5 ]
i learned aggro to mean "aggressive"
not annoying (from my british
girlfriend, coincidentally, as it is
used pretty commonly in the us these
days as well) as in " i said no and he
went all aggro on me, trying to hit me
and shit" [Comment by: bob f ]
it sounds more like... "ite" like
"alright" [Comment by: yo-yo ]
how stupid kan yu gt? itz supposed 2
sound lyke "ite" yu kan say aight, ite,
aite, or my personal fav, ayte. dam. dnt
yu kno any black ppl? [Comment by: Debahli ]
i can't stand it when some jerk off
says "aight"... makes em sound as
retarded as they look.... it is better
to remain silent and be thought a fool,
than to open your mouth and remove all
doubt.... [Comment by: Toots Rated:2/5 ]
i f*cking hate it when people say this
=_= [Comment by: kawaii-ne ]
it sounds like "Ah-ight" [Comment by: Yuki ]
kds4595@yahoo.com [Comment by: kaitlyn Rated:5/5 ]
Douchebag slang. [Comment by: J ]
For lazy people who can't or never
learned how to pronounce 'L's
correctly.
This is considered "gutter slang" in the
US. You use it and you will be
immediately branded ans uneducated low
class loser. [Comment by: The guy ]
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ain't
Rating:1.3
(1) "is not", "am not", "are not". Example: "I ain't the guy you're looking for". (2)to indicate disagreement"You ain't nothin' but a hound dog.
Cryin' all the time.
Well, you ain't never caught a rabbit and
You ain't no friend of mine." [from the Song Hounddog by Elvis Presley]
Improper English, most avoid using it.
Unless your a "redneck", or a "hick".
(Country person) [Comment by: Girl ]
Yeah, right. As long as you don't say
this when you're being graded on your
oratory, you should be fine. (Besides,
anyone who says "hick" or "redneck" is
degrading themselves more than they're
degrading then they're intending to
degrade the person they're calling that.
XP) [Comment by: Allieyy Rated:5/5 ]
ain't yall kno who use this. i ain't no
redneck or a "hick" black ppl say this
2. gt yo shyt straight beezy [Comment by: Denahli ]
dood ur trying to hard to act black [Comment by: MENACE ]
dood ur trying to hard to act black [Comment by: MENACE Rated:3/5 ]
ain't is in the dictionary peaple [Comment by: cat Rated:3/5 ]
"ain't" ain't a word [Comment by: papillon ]
Ain't is still frowned upon, by most
English teachers, but it is in the
English dictionary. It's moving away
from being slang. [Comment by: Due ]
If you are learning English, please do
not use this word. Many people will look
down on you for using it. It is
considered improper. [Comment by: Amira ]
Aint is fairly common and accepted
venacular. Even amongst educated people. [Comment by: Wiki-= ]
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grooving to the tunes?lol! [Comment by: sarah ]
hoo made this uz no one says groving to
the tunes anymore [Comment by: EL!Z@BTH ]
No ones needs tos plays deze airs gitarz
just lizten too mee. [Comment by: Skwisgaar ]
you all cant spell worth shit!!!! [Comment by: Funkshit ]
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Air-Head
An "air-head" is someone whose head would be filled with air if no one knew any better...
or...
There is air where brains should otherwise be...
"When people smoke marijuana, their heads get filled with air..." -[hypothetical pot-head definition of air-head]
See also: slow; dumb; blonde {ie. dumb blonde}; ignorant; idiotic; thoughtless; and the list goes on...
airhead
Rating:0.5
a stupid person. A person with only air in their head."I see I finally got inside your mind.
Bounced off the sides a couple hundred times.
That's when I realized the big empty space Inside I'd find.
" [from the Song Airhead by OS101]
Most of the posters to this dictionary
seem to be "airheads" [Comment by: The Critic Rated:2/5 ]
Often said about blonde-haired women. [Comment by: Rachael ]
a friend of mine likes "airheads."
they're so stupid! i hate those b****es! [Comment by: RAWR! ]
a friend of mine likes "airheads."
they're so stupid! i hate those b****es! [Comment by: RAWR! ]
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aisn't
isn't = past tense
ain't = current tense
aisn't = past becoming present or present becoming past - is used in a sense of uncertain tense. "He aisn't gonna go there is he?"
FULL SLANG; improper english
Alabama Death Penalty
Posted by: tummystickerRating:0.5
eating out a large woman while she is sitting on your face lame, noone says this, i think someone
just made this up [Comment by: rob Rated:1/5 ]
does it matter? it's funny and f*cked
up! [Comment by: me ]
Why Alabama? [Comment by: jenn Rated:1/5 ]
Cause alabama is huuuge!and lots of huge
bitches;) [Comment by: Emiiee ]
WTH!? lol Iv nvr heard this and i have
fished in alabama alot. [Comment by: Boomstick ]
From Alabama. Never heard it. And
Alabama's not huuuge! either. Though
parts of it do have lots of huge
bitches. [Comment by: wtf Rated:1/5 ]
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these jamaicans are mother f*ckers [Comment by: bastard ]
My family's Jamaican and no one uses
this. Not even my little cousins say
that. [Comment by: A Rated:1/5 ]
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All Your Base Are Belong To Us
Posted by: shinigamiRating:2.1
See Pwned, or Pwnzord. Having controll of all an opponets' bases or flags. Also used as All Your Base! Or AYB. WTF. I have never heard ANYONE use this.
It's not slang. Its from a poor
translation in an old videogame that was
made into a crappy song that people are
crazy about. Its nothing like "pwnz"
nor does it seem to have any relation to
"pwnage" (which is used by many). [Comment by: Anon Rated:1/5 ]
ROFL. Thats right on the money [Comment by: P4-rage Rated:5/5 ]
all ur base are belong to us [Comment by: _SKiTZO Rated:5/5 ]
Best saying EVER. 100% correct. [Comment by: 1337 Rated:5/5 ]
T_T Your kiddin me right?.. I aint
heard that lame exscuse for slang. [Comment by: Killa ]
Thats completely right... Its from
Zero-Wing (a Japanese arcade game)... It
was just very bady translated.... see
Wikipedia [Comment by: John Rated:5/5 ]
i saw someone with a t-shirt with this
on [Comment by: yo-yo ]
"All your bass are belong to Geddy Lee." [Comment by:
This was an internet meme
its not f*ckin slang [Comment by: Pete ]
The Wall Street Journal uses this all
the time to describe when a newspaper
headline is shortened by an editor to
the point that it makes no sense. [Comment by: Clevelander ]
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alright
"I used to say I couldn't do it, but I did it.
After telling everybody that I wasn't with it.
Though it brings tears to my eyes, I can feel it,
And I know inside I'm gonna be ALRIGHT." [from the Song I'm Gonna Be Alright by Jennifer Lopez]
Copacetic is itse'f slang, albeit from
the 1950's [Comment by: asano_man ]
Copacetic is itse'f slang, albeit from
the 1950's [Comment by: asano_man ]
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omg ive never heard any1 say this in
australia, and i live here.. we call it
beer like every1 else [Comment by: josh ]
Amber necter? Wtf is that?? Did some
American go make up "Australian" slang
again? [Comment by: AussieChick Rated:1/5 ]
I've been here since I was born and i've
never heard it called Amber Nectar [Comment by: Borgey ]
Sorry to break it to you guys but it
actually did used to be called this and
still is if you travel around oz. [Comment by: Sparki ]
I'm Australian and I've certainly heard
it, though it's
not common. [Comment by: Gairlochan ]
I thought it was amber fluid [Comment by: Mamaa ]
Ive lived in australia all my life and
never heard this one. Ive heard booze
and grog but not amber nectar that is
not current slang [Comment by: tom ]
amber nectar is the wrong word and
this website is hosted in Canada not
Australia.Ive never heard that word used
for beer. The proper aussie slang for
beer is grog or booze or piss [Comment by: mick ]
Amber necter ?? Lmfao thats hilarious
never ever heard of it and im aussie as
it gets! hhmm the word "goon" is
pretty common way to refer to beer =] [Comment by: 100 percent Australian born and bred =] ]
Goon isn't beer, goon is only used when
refering to really really cheap cask
wine [Comment by: Alex ]
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