60's Slang
1960's Slang Is "Slang" the past tense of "Sling"?

-H-

hang five
verb; put five toes over the nose of a surfboard. “What a hotdogger! He always hangs five.”
hangin’
adjective; huge, enormous, good. “Then I saw a big hangin’ wave.”
hang it on me again
repeat, say over. “I didn’t hear you. Hang it on me again.”
hang out
noun; place where a number of teenagers gather. “There were a a mess of kids at that hang out.”
hang ten
verb; put ten toes over the nose of the surfboard. “That guy is always trying to hang ten.”
hang-up
noun; bother or nuisance. “Homework is a hang-up.”
hassle
verb; to fight. “Look at those two guys hassle.” (Throw blows)
haulin’
verb; driving fast, trying hard. “Look at him go. He’s really haulin’” (honkin’ on)
hector
interjection; an expression of disappointment or disgust. “Oh hector! I forgot my report.”
hero
noun; strong man, show off. “That hero tried to lift 200 pounds.”
hodad
noun; a person who is against surfers, anti-surfer. “Those hodads wrecked that surfboard on purpose.”
honkin’ around
doing nothing important. I’m just going to be honkin’ around tonight.”
honkin’ on
verb; driving fast, trying hard. “Look at him run, he’s really honkin’ on” (haulin)
hood
noun; juvenile delinquent. “Those hoods stole our hubcaps.”
hot dogger
noun; surfer with a lot of style and skill, show-off. “That kid is a real hot dogger.”

-I-

idiot-stick
noun; a person who acts as if he were of low intelligence. “That idiot-stick really does some dumb things.” (Dip)

-J-

J.D.
noun; abbreviation for juvenile delinquent. “I wish he didn’t act like a J.D.” (Juvie, hood)
juvey
noun; Juvenile Hall. “Then they hauled me into juvey.”
juvie
noun; juvenile delinquent. “Those juvies are always stealing things” (Hood, J.D.)

-K-

kicks
noun; pastime, activity done for pleasure. “She gets her kicks by going to the beach.”
knock
verb; criticize, insult. “He just sits around and knocks people.” (Chop)
kook
noun; non-conformist. “Look at the kook. He’s wearing a heavy sweater on this hot day.” (Weirdo)

-L-

let’s hear some lingo.
a command to start talking. “It sounds like we’re in a grave yard. Let’s hear some lingo.” (Get with the words)
lingo
noun; speech, language dialect. “French sure is a strange lingo.”
loaded
adjective; 1. Rich. “That guy in the XKE is really loaded.” 2. Drunk, intoxicated. “After the party he sure was loaded.” (Crocked, stoned, boozed)
loot
noun; money. “How much loot is the speeding ticket going to cost you? (Bread, dough)
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