-D-
- ding-bat
- noun; a person one dislikes or insults; one
who acts as if he were
of low intelligence. “Pick it up, you ding bat.” (Clod, clyde, melvin)
- dip
- noun; a person that one dislikes or insults,
someone of below average
intelligence. “The guy who flunked four out of five classes is really
a dip.” (Clod, clyde, ding-bat)
- ditch
- noun; 1. Leave or miss without a good excuse.
“Why do you want
to ditch French class?” 2. To leave or avoid a person “I don’t like
her so let’s ditch her.”
- dough
- noun; money. “How much dough did it cost you?”
(Bread, loot)
- down the tubes.
- in trouble, in bad condition. “Boy,
am I down the tubes
for missing the English final.”
- dude
- noun; a boy the speaker dislikes, clumsy,
un-coordinated-ordinated
boy. “Look at the way that dude walks.” (Melvin, clod, clyde)
-F-
- fake it
- verb; to bluff, pretend to be able to do
something. “Answering the
question, he tried to fake it.”
- fell out
- went to sleep. “After working until
midnight on homework, I fell
out quickly.”
- flake off
- verb. Go away, leave. “I told my brother
to flake off because he
was bothering me.” (Beat it, split, make it)
- flake out
- noun. A disappointment, a flop. “That show
was a real flake
out.”
- flying low
- verb. Being cautious and on guard.
“There were flying low
when she walked in because they were afraid she would punish them.”
- four on the floor
- four-speed gear shift in a car.
“That sports car has four
on the floor.”
- fuzz
- noun; a policeman, policemen. “The car thief
was picked up by the
fuzz.” (Skinner, cop)
-G-
- gas
- noun; something spectacular. “Was it good? It
was a gas!” (Riot,
blast)
- get with the words
- a command, to start talking, to
give the general idea.
“Get with the words, man, I want to know the story.” (Let’s hear some
lingo)
- go
- go. Verb; say “I go, wasn’t that great? And he
goes, “It sure was”
- groovy
- adjective; great, wonderful, good. “That’s a
groovy jacket you’re
got.” (Boss, bitchen’, tuff)
- grub
- noun; a person considered inferior to the
speaker. “Everyone called
the dirty, ill-mannered boy a grub.”
- guy
- noun; a fellow, boy. “That guy’s been in a lot
of trouble,” (bloke)
- guy
- interjection; golly, gosh, “Do you mean that’s
what he said about
her?”
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