Archive: 29 posts

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Slang?! What sort of slang do you have that you may (or may not) use in your country or local area? Nothing rude or inappropriate of course.

2010-03-16 21:57:00 Author: FlameAtNight Posts: 405

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Slang? whats that in dutch it means Snake

2010-03-16 22:06:00 Author: Unknown User

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How's she cuttin? Translation from slang: how are you? I have more but my brain fell asleep.

2010-03-16 22:30:00 Author: KQuinn94Z Posts: 1758

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Slang? whats that in dutch it means Snake http://lmgtfy.com/?q=What%27s+slang%3F

2010-03-16 22:33:00 Author: Doopz Posts: 5592

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I personally don't say it, but a lot of people here say yinz instead of you or y'all. Also, thorn bushes are jaggers, when something is slippery it's slippy, and some people pronounce out, "ahht". >___>

2010-03-17 01:12:00 Author: gofurr360z Posts: 886

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In french, the slang is the Qu?becois. AND I PROUDLY SPEAK QU?BECOIS!

2010-03-17 01:19:00 Author: Chump Posts: 1712

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I live in northeastern Pennsylvania and there are a lot of people around here who say weird things. For instance, sometimes people will say "heynah or no"... which essentially means "yes or no?" ... Also, the people around here have a nasty habit of saying "tree" instead of "three".

2010-03-17 03:41:00 Author: xkappax Posts: 2569

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Just recently I know a couple of people who started saying 'beezy' for something cool. It came from 'the bees knees' I guess, which isn't exactly known for being a cool phrase.

2010-03-17 04:06:00 Author: thekevinexpress Posts: 256

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Enter Californian male: California dude! Totally rockin' the waves ma man! Dude, you catch that gnarly wave! It was duderific! Enter Californian girl: So, I was like totally just on Facebook last night, when she texted me and I was like, OMG, I can't believe you just did that, 'cause, you know of that thing she did. It was just like totally yeah. And so on and so forth...

2010-03-17 04:20:00 Author: srgt_poptart Posts: 425

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Enter Californian girl: So, I was like totally just on Facebook last night, when she texted me and I was like, OMG, I can't believe you just did that, 'cause, you know of that thing she did. It was just like totally yeah. And so on and so forth... This sounds exactly like the way girls talk in Australia too. And considering I'm from Australia just about every second word is slang or a bunch of words turn into one. For example: Good night Mum would turn into goonighmum. What's up? = What's happening Oi = hey, excuse me Bangers = sausages Betcha = bet you Exy = expensive Mate = friend Mozzie = mosquito might add some more but my minds a bit blank, by the way this is slang that people in Australia actually use. Not just the stereotypical stuff like Bonza, nobody says bonza.

2010-03-17 08:36:00 Author: SR20DETDOG Posts: 2431

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ooo i have some!! lol Ive got the HUMP! (Im annoyed) Innit (Isnt it) Gobbler (Mouth) I want a rosey lee (I want a cuppa tea) Spank you (Thank you) Rag and bone (Phone) Blower (Phone) Bonce (Head) Barnett (Hair) haha and loads more!

2010-03-17 10:56:00 Author: Fenderjt Posts: 1969

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Southeastern Pennsylvania, Philly really. Water becomes wutter, crayon becomes crown, and I recently learned that the word jawn (which is used to describe most everything!) is not universal! Who knew? I guess we have our language regarding cheesesteak-ordering but I'm sadly not at all familiar with it. Speaking of sandwiches, we've got hoagies. Rather than 'you all' or 'y'all' we have variations on 'youse' or 'youse guys' Lastly, we apparently invented 'yo'. I'm so proud

2010-03-18 01:56:00 Author: monstahr Posts: 1361

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i cant think of any near LA

2010-03-18 02:07:00 Author: Shhabbazz Posts: 746

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Back atcha! Meaning, same to you. ( good or bad I guess)

2010-03-18 02:18:00 Author: TheCountessZ Posts: 537

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well we say whats up, but who doesnt

2010-03-18 02:47:00 Author: Shhabbazz Posts: 746

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Gangstah - Extremely Favorable - "Daamn... them new shoes are Gangstah!" Sideways - Looking at someone with ill intent - "I know this kat aint lookin' at me sideways." Blast Off - Leaving - "The street lights just came on, I'm 'Bout to Blast Off." Salty - Someone who ruins situations with prospective female companions - "Man, that kid NinjaMicWZ is Salty... I'd have pulled her number but he was flashin' on my game" Flashin' - To be boisterous or outlandish with the intent of defacing another person's character - "Man, that kid NinjaMicWZ is salty... I'd have pulled her number but he was Flashin' on my game" also: Faded=Drunk (or what have you) Busted=Ugly

2010-03-18 03:18:00 Author: cdubb024 Posts: 247

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I personally don't say it, but a lot of people here say yinz instead of you or y'all. Also, thorn bushes are jaggers, when something is slippery it's slippy, and some people pronounce out, "ahht". >___> Are you by chance from Pittsburgh?

2010-03-18 03:34:00 Author: qrtda235566 Posts: 3664

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'Salty' is an embarassingly large percentage of the words that leave my mouth.

2010-03-18 04:12:00 Author: monstahr Posts: 1361

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ermm some people here say billy for billy no mates meaning they dont have any friends. some people here also say puss 3 for ps3 . which i found to be annoying when i moved here lmao

2010-03-18 17:44:00 Author: sorrowthedark Posts: 125

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Are you by chance from Pittsburgh? WINNER. congrats.

2010-03-18 23:02:00 Author: gofurr360z Posts: 886

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All rude..... so i'm not gonna say.

2010-03-18 23:08:00 Author: Pattington_Bear Posts: 777

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Wheels. Basically a possessive noun for how good someone is at flirting with the ladies. "Oh my god! Andrew has wheels!" "Look at Darren! He has less wheels than a boat!" Nuts. Anything that is crazy, awesome or downright retarded is nuts around here lol

2010-03-18 23:14:00 Author: iGotFancyPants Posts: 1355

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Where is it, where is it... ah here we go! I knew there was a video for such an occasion! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UvBscCukg4&feature=related

2010-03-18 23:56:00 Author: CyberSora Posts: 5551

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Where is it, where is it... ah here we go! I knew there was a video for such an occasion! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UvBscCukg4&feature=related One word: HA! Man, they got told! Anywho, about slang, i don't think i have a specific slang, i've been moving from country to country and stat to state, so i just mix'em up and see what come out.

2010-03-19 00:02:00 Author: Silverleon Posts: 6707

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I'm from New York..SO I grew up with slang, yet I don't use it on the Internets. Basically most of the sentences here end with dawg, yo, or that N---- word that I won't say. Sometimes it's the other way around and dissing isn't dissing here, it's either cuttin' or rippin'. People don't say Gangsta much anymore, they are what we now call, a G. And cdubb024, I swear those sound like Urban Dictionary definitions.

2010-03-19 00:32:00 Author: FreeFlyzz Posts: 265

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Everything that's either really good or really bad: GARBAGE! Really anything else immature or possibly offensive. Kind of the way everyone talks where I live.... :blush: Thanks Kernel for telling me that I've got wheels! Haha ;]

2010-03-19 00:46:00 Author: piggabling Posts: 2979

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And cdubb024, I swear those sound like Urban Dictionary definitions. Haha... thanks. That was my intention. I feel like Mariam Webster with gold fronts now.

2010-03-19 09:13:00 Author: cdubb024 Posts: 247

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We've got a sort of slang within our own school, and so do other schools I know, when a mate came round he was saying words and I had no idea what he meant, same for him and some things I was saying

2010-03-19 10:52:00 Author: Boomy Posts: 3701

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Sideways - Looking at someone with ill intent - "I know this kat aint lookin' at me sideways." Looking at someone sideways is slang? That's been around since forever, maybe not in the meaning you mentioned above but still I would say it's pretty common. Or was pretty common judging by the amount of older books (pre-1940) in which you find it.

2010-03-19 11:23:00 Author: Syroc Posts: 3193

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