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CantusSILVER Member
Tantamount to fatuity
15,966 posts
Location: Down the road, United Kingdom

Posted: 11th Sep 2003
Heard some slang you don't understand? Click here to find out what it could mean

Meh

NYCNYC
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA

Posted: 11th Sep 2003
Funny, I like the fact that it was inspired by some jesus freaks who made a (real) american ghetto slang translator.

Could also be used as an NYC => british translator too.

https://www.thesourcefym.com/teenlingo/

Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]

UCOFSILVER Member
15,417 posts
Location: South Wales

Posted: 12th Sep 2003
Its shite..

sorry..

i put in the word testicles and it came back saying..

testicles
n. snacks belonging to a friend.
"Frank, you can't kiss testicles!"

UCOFSILVER Member
15,417 posts
Location: South Wales

Posted: 12th Sep 2003
and even better:

juxtaposition
n. slang for a particular chain of fast-food burger restaurants.
"Girl, are you coming down to juxtaposition's?"

jemima (jem)SILVER Member
Pooh-Bah
1,750 posts
Location: london, United Kingdom

Posted: 12th Sep 2003
blue marlin
adj. illegal or good.
"Someone dosed her drink and now she's blue marlin."

it quite fun though

Never assume
Always Acknowledge

LuxBRONZE Member
member
71 posts
Location: Cornwall/ Brighton, England

Posted: 12th Sep 2003
woot
n. someone who flaunts non-alcoholic drinks.
"Grandma, check out that woot's non-alcoholic drinks!"

ok.....

Thornmember
52 posts
Location: Somewhen Travelling in Time and Space

Posted: 12th Sep 2003
Rip, snort!

quote:
haggis
n. a person without a pair of trousers.
"Dude, check out this haggis!"

And, I'm surprised nobody's posted a def for this yet:

quote:
poi
n. someone who flaunts alco-pops.
"Bud, check out that poi's alco-pops!"

Now, what are alco-pops?

AnonymousPLATINUM Member

Posted: 12th Sep 2003

quote:
Originally posted by Thorn:

quote:
poi
n. someone who flaunts alco-pops.
"Bud, check out that poi's alco-pops!"
Now, what are alco-pops?

Something us British (I think?) invented to ensure every under-age person in the UK really wants to drink booze and get loaded...

PsyB.

LuxBRONZE Member
member
71 posts
Location: Cornwall/ Brighton, England

Posted: 12th Sep 2003
hamster
n. alcohol without lipstick.
"Want some hamster, Sally?"

can u tell im bored yet? and what does 'alcohol without lipstick' mean?

funkymonkymember
192 posts
Location: oxford

Posted: 13th Sep 2003
staff
n. an old-school term for girls.
"Hey, kid, can you hook me up with some staff?"

genius...

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