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Terms, Symbols, and Abbreviationstv. a transitive verb or phrase containing a transitive verb.underworld slang from criminal and organized crime.Overlaps with streets.white people of European descent and other lightskinnedpeople.xi
Pronunciation GuideSome expressions in the dictionary are followed by a phonetictranscription in International <strong>Ph</strong>onetic Alphabet(IPA) symbols. These expressions include words whosepronunciations are not predictable from their spellings,difficult or unfamiliar words, and words where the stressplacement is contrastive or unique. The style of pronunciationreflected here is informal and tends to fit the registerin which the expression would normally be used. A[d] is used for the alveolar flap typical in American pronunciationssuch as [wad#] “water” and [@”naI@led@d]“annihilated.” The transcriptions distinguish between [a]and [O] and between [w] and [W] even though not allAmericans do so. In strict IPA fashion, [j] rather than the[y] substitute is used for the initial sound in “yellow.” Themost prominent syllable in a multisyllabic word ispreceded by a [”]. The use of “and” or “or” in a phonetictranscription echoes the use of “and” or “or” in the precedingentry phrase. The use of “...” in a transcriptionindicates that easy-to-pronounce words have been omitted.Parentheses used in a transcription either correspondto parentheses in the preceding entry phrase or indicateoptional elements in the transcription. For instance, in[“artsi “krAf(t)si] “artsy-craftsy,” the “t” may or may notbe pronounced. The following chart shows the AmericanEnglish values for each of the IPA symbols used in thephonetic transcriptions. To use the chart, first find thelarge phonetic symbol whose value you want to deterxiiCopyright © 2007 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.Click here for terms of use.
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Page 16 and 17: Aabbreviated piece of nothing n. an
Page 18: all-nighterair guitarairish mod. [o
Page 21 and 22: artilleryartillery 1. n. handguns;
Page 23 and 24: BB. and B. mod. breast and buttock,
Page 25: ad paperbad paper n. bad checks; a
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Page 30 and 31: eer gogglesbeat box n. the person w
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Page 40 and 41: one factorybody shake n. a shakedow
Page 42 and 43: ottomboonies n. a remote and undeve
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Page 46 and 47: um outbug nut n. a wire nut; a twis
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comercold 1. mod. [stopping somethi
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coyote-uglycop a tube tv. to catch
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crotch-cobradown as with a falling
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Cut the comedy!crying towel n. some
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Ddairies n. the breasts. Fine dair
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deucededuction from one’s paychec
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discombobulateddime store n. an est
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donorcycledoc(s)-in-a-box n. a walk
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draft boarddouble six n. a year; a
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dub-dub-dubdrop a bundle (on so) tv
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dynamitedumbski [“d@mski] 1. n. a
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eat someone’s lunchEat my shorts!
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eye-poppereuchre [“juk#] tv. to c
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federal jugfancy footwork and fast
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flame-warhis car. 2. n. a kiss made
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FOBlishflipping burgers: “You mis
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from (the) git-gofoxy lady n. a sex
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fuck someone overFuck a duck! and F
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fuck-shitfucked up mod. messed up;
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fuzzwordfunky-drunk mod. alcohol in
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georgegashawk n. an airplane. (A pl
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get out of Dodgeget naked in. to en
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Give me (some) skin!ghost turd n. a
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go green on someonecarrying a glock
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Good call!go-by [“gobaI] n. an in
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granny flatgooned [gund] mod. drunk
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grovelgreenie [“grini] n. a Heine
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gym shoeguppy n. a gay yuppy. They
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hard coinhamburgers n. shares in th
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have something on the brainhave a s
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high upshell around in. to go aroun
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homeboyhock a luggie [“hak a “l
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horse cockhood rat n. someone who h
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hurt for someone/somethinghot wire
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II am so sure! exclam. I am right!
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issuein the grip of the grape mod.
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Jjackal n. a low and devious person
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joogJoe Six-packjollies n. a charge
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Kkafooster [k@”fust#] n. nonsense
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knock something offkitsch [kItS] n.
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Llabel mate n. someone who records
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licorice pizzaleadfoot n. a speeder
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lost-and-found badgelittle boy blue
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lurkerlump n. a stupid clod of a pe
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malwarethat makes a bulge in one’
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mentalmeadow muffin n. a mass of co
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monkey swillmodulate n. to relax; t
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musical beds n. acts of sexual prom
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Nnads n. the testicles. (From gonad
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no-brainernerd pack n. a plastic sh
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numero unojerk doesn’t know shit
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Ooak(s) [oks] mod. OK; satisfactory
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on the makevery well; very enthusia
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Otisone smart apple n. a smart or c
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ownageprenominal.) Yes, he’s out
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pay the water billpanic n. a very f
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pig heavenperma-fried mod. very dru
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piss quizping so tv. to get someone
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play in the big leagues in. to beco
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pond scumpocket of time n. a period
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President Wilsonthrough a TV cable
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purple kushand disgust. The spellin
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pythonsput the moves on so tv. to a
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quote, unquotebeer outfit! 4. n. a
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anchrage in. to party; to celebrate
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ight guyrep [rEp] 1. n. a represent
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ound tripperroad pizza: “He says,
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usty-dustyrush 1. n. a quick print
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schlemazelsandbag 1. tv. to force s
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scratchobjectionable.) If I hear t
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seriousscrunge [skr@ndZ] n. nastine
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shitshark 1. n. a swindler; a confi
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shroomsshmen [SmEn] n. freshmen. A
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skillionsink tv. to swallow some fo
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smell it upslip so five tv. to shak
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someone or something from hellsnake
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speedosoup sandwich n. something im
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squooshynot about to sprout wings,
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stinking richsticker shockstern n.
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stud-muffinstreet cred n. credibili
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swellelegantsucker hanging around h
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Ttabbed mod. well-dressed. (Streets
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take the spear (in one’s chest)ta
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a tentaped [tept] mod. finalized; s
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thumberthink-piece n. a thoughtful
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top-draweror situation. I’ve got
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tribetrad [trAd] mod. traditional.
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twacktune out in. to begin to ignor
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UUncle nab n. a policeman. Watch o
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Vvacation n. a prison sentence. (Un
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Wwailing and whaling mod. excellent
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whanksterwaspish mod. in the manner
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the whole shebangwhere so’s head
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worm-foodwonder water n. steroids.
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XX’d out 1. mod. eliminated; cros
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yutzyoink sth tv. to steal somethin
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zotzzonk [zONk] 1. tv. to overpower
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