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uzzkillmiddle-class. I live in a buzhie house and drive a buzhiecar.buzzard meat n. someone or something that is dead oroutdated. If you don’t watch out, you’re going to becomebuzzard meat!buzzkill n. someone or something that ruins enjoymentor pleasure; someone or something that ruins a buzz. Oh, Willy! You’re such a buzzkill!35
Ccabbage n. money. (Originally underworld. See alsospinach.) How much cabbage you want for this heater?caboose [k@”bus] n. the buttocks. (From the name of thecar at the end of a railroad train.) You just plunk yourcaboose over there on the settee and listen up to what Ihave to tell you.cackleberry n. an egg. You want cackleberries for breakfast?caddy [“kAdi] n. a Cadillac automobile. What I reallywant is a caddy. Keep your yuppie beemer.the cage of anger n. a prison. (Streets.) The judge putJoJo into the cage of anger for a three-year stretch.cakewalk n. something very easy. Nothing to it. It’s acakewalk.calaboose [“kAl@bus] n. jail. (From a Spanish word.) Are we going to tell what happened, or are we going tospend the night in the calaboose?call 1. n. a decision; a prediction. The market behavedjust as you said it would. Good call. 2. tv. to challengesomeone. I called him, but he ignored me. 3. n. theearly effects of a drug; the beginning of a rush; a rush.36Copyright © 2007 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.Click here for terms of use.
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Page 18: all-nighterair guitarairish mod. [o
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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 38 and 39: lue and whiteblow one’s own horn
Page 40 and 41: one factorybody shake n. a shakedow
Page 42 and 43: ottomboonies n. a remote and undeve
Page 44 and 45: own bottle fluis considered to be a
Page 46 and 47: um outbug nut n. a wire nut; a twis
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Page 52 and 53: candlelight(Drugs.) You may not ge
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Page 68 and 69: Cut the comedy!crying towel n. some
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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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