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[SuPeRLaRk]

[align=left]icky

Definition: Displeasing, disgusting, unappealing.
Example: 1) Your kitchen is so icky! Why don't you bother to clean it up?
Etymology: The word may be dervied from 'sticky', which describes something that attaches itself to you in an unwanted and unpleasant way.

Synonyms: gross

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wimp

Definition: A weak or fearful person; someone who lacks courage.
Example: 1) I was too much of a wimp to play sports in high school.

2) Don't be such a wimp -- riding a bike can't hurt you!
Etymology: A 'whimper' is a small cry of pain or fear. Someone who whimpers a lot and is afraid of getting hurt is a thus a 'wimp'.

Synonyms: sissy, wuss, chicken

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[Instigator]

,Dear SuPeRLaRk
.your post is not icky
So, I will not be such a wimp because
.replying to topics costs nothing

Colloquial, slang or informal
language is really different and
.amazing in use to speak or use

.Thanks a lot for sharing it with us
.Keep it up
.I hope to see more from you

[زهرة وفى]

thanks my brother i need to know like this
keep on darling
may Allah protect you :)

[*The teacher*]

Thanks my brother for these information

[اسيــ حبه ــرة]

So strenge and sweet information

we have here

icky and wimp

I like icky

;) And I am a wimp in an incredible situation

Thanks sooo much for this sweet words

and unusual information

Keep it up bro

[SuPeRLaRk]

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[SuPeRLaRk]

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[Instigator]

.Hi, dear brother SuPeRLaRk
.I really salute you for you useful choice
Now, slang language is really more clear because
.it is supported with pictures and examples
.Personally, I like it so much

,If you keep it up this way
.I will make your post sticky
.I hope to see more from you

[زهرة وفى]

woo0o0o0ow
it's beautiful work
thanks darling keep on we need like this to learn about slang language

[layla_2000ad]

Now! Isn't that something Super? learning slang I mean? you just added an extra flavour to saudienglish with such posts.
What i REALLY admire about those posts is the way you present them; in context.
Thank you & waiting for more

[SuPeRLaRk]

[align=left][align=left][align=left]ESSENTIAL WORLD ENGLISH SLANG RANDOM

SLANG GENERATOR
dog ... ... an ugly girl
John's new girlfriend looks like a right dog.
airhead: stupid person.
ace: excellent, great.
Adam and Eve - Rhyming Slang for 'believe'
aggro - short for aggravation or violence
amber fluid : beer
anorak - geek, nerd.
apples and pears - Rhyming Slang for 'stairs'.
armpit: dirty, unappealing place.
arse / ass [slightly offensive] (1): backside.
arse / ass (2): an unworthy person.
arse about/arsing about - to fool around
arse-about-face: something that is in a mess or crooked
arseholed: very drunk
arvo : afternoon
Aussie : Australian
awesome: great and impressive.
backhander (1): a payment given, normally in a secretive fashion.
backhander (2): hit someone.
ball (1): a fun time.
ball [slightly offensive] (2): a testicle.
ballistic - to go mad with rage
bang [slightly offensive](1): to make love
bang (2): a powerful effect.
banged up - to be put in prison.
bangers - another name for sausages.
barbie : barbecue, grill.
barf (1): vomit.
barmy - a foolish person, mad.
barney - row, violent argument.
beans: money.
beast [offensive] - an ugly woman.
beat: tired.
beemer: a BMW.
bent (1): a 'gay man'
bent (2): 'stolen'.
biggie: something important.
biker: a motorcycle rider.
bikkie : biscuit
bimbo - a young woman considered sexually attractive but of limited intelligence.
bird - woman/girl/girlfriend
bitch [offensive] (1): a very unpleasant woman.
bitch [offensive] (2): complain.
bitchy [slightly offensive]: moody.
bitzer : mongrel dog (bits of this and bits of that!).
bladdered - very drunk
blag - a robbery
bloke - man
blotto - 'very drunk'
blue (1) - XXX; dirty, hot, steamy, pornographic
blue (2): domestic fight or row.
bluey - pornographic film
boat race - Rhyming Slang for 'face'.
bod: body.
bonkers; go bonkers: crazy.
bonzer : great.
booboo: a mistake.
bovver - trouble, usually fighting.
booze: alcohol.
boozer (1): a pub
boozer (2): someone who likes alcohol.
Brahms and Liszt - Rhyming Slang for 'pissed' (drunk).
brass monkeys - cold weather
bread: money.
brew (1): tea or coffee.
brew (2): beer.
brill - short for 'brilliant'.
bull: bullshit; lie.
bullshit [offensive]: lie; dishonesty.
bugger - a mild form of abuse or an exclamation.
bunk-off - to be absent without permission
bunk-up - to make love.
bushed: extremely tired.
butt: the buttocks, bottom.
cabbage - someone who is a bit slow or stupid
cakehole - mouth..
catch some rays: get some sunshine.
char / cha - tea.
cheesy: cheap; lacking in good taste.
chicken: coward.
chook : a chicken
chuck up: vomit
chuck a sickie : take the day off sick from work when you're perfectly healthy.
ciggy - slang for cigarette.
cock and bull story - a rubbish story, nonsense.
(to) cop it - to die, to get into trouble.
cool: excellent; superb.
cooler, the: gaol; jail; prison
couch potato: a person who watches too much television.
cozzie : swimming costume
cranky : in a bad mood, angry.
crap [slightly offensive] (1): something worthless.
crap [offensive] (2): excrement.
crap [slightly offensive] (3): falsehoods and lies.
crikey - an _expression of astonishment.
crust - money / wage.
cushy - easy.
dead cert - something that is definite.
deck: to hit someone.
dicey: unpredictable; risky.
dickhead [slightly offensive] - an idiot, fool.
dill : an idiot.
ding-dong - argument or fight.
dipstick - idiot, fool.
dirt: extremely bad person.
dirty: offensive; pornographic.
div/divvy - stupid or slow person.
doodle - something thats easy / no problem.
dodgy - dubious person or thing.
dog [offensive] - an ugly girl.
done over - beaten up
dope - a slow or stupid person.
doobry - a nonsensical word used when you forget the name of something
dorky: strange; peculiar.
dosh - money.
dosser - down-and-out, tramp.
down under : Australia and New Zealand.
Drongo : a dope, stupid person.
dude: a male.
dump [slightly offensive] - to defecate.
dyke [offensive] - lesbian.
dynamite: powerful; excellent.
dinosaur: something out of date or old fashioned.
earbashing : nagging, non-stop chatter.
evil: great; excellent.
eyeball: to stare long and hard at someone or something.
eyepopper: something or someone visibly astounding.
fab: fabulous.
face-off: confrontation.
fag [offensive] (1): homosexual
fag (2): cigarette
family jewels - Rhyming Slang for testicles.
far out - splendid.
fart [offensive] (1): an escape of gas from the bowels.
fart [slightly offensive] (2): an unpleasant person
fat head - an idiot or dull person.
fender-bender: small accident.
filth [offensive] - the police.
fit - sexually attractive.
five finger discount - shoplifting.
flaky: unpredictable.
flashback: sudden memory.
flick (1): film; movie.
flick (2): to give something or somebody the flick is to get rid of it or him/her
floating : intoxicated
floozie - a mistress or girlfriend.
flommox - confuse
flutter - a bet (on horse racing or football)
footie - Abbreviated form for football.
for crying out loud ! - a _expression of frustration or anger.
forty winks - a short sleep or nap.
fox: attractive, alluring person.
freebie: something that does not cost money.
French kiss : kissing with the tongue.
full monty - 'the whole lot', everything.
full-on - powerful, with maximum effort.
funny farm - mental hospital or institution.
funny money - counterfeit money.
gaff - house or flat.
gander - to look at.
geek: an unattractive person who works too hard.
get it: to understand something.
glitch: flaw.
gobshite [offensive] - someone who talks rubbish all the time.
go bananas: go slightly mad.
good onya : good for you, well done
goof (1): make a mistake.
goof (2): a silly and foolish person.
goof off: waste time.
goof up: make a mistake.
goofy: silly.
Gordon Bennet - an exclamation.
grand: one thousand dollars.
grass: marijuana.
greaser - slang name for a 1950's style man.
grog : alcohol, beer.
grub: food.
grubby: not clean.
grungy: unclean and stinky.
gut: a person's stomach; belly.
guts: courage.
gyno - gynaecologist
hacked off - fed up, annoyed.
hairy: difficult; dangerous.
ham-fisted - clumsy.
hammered - drunk.
handcuffs: an engagement ring or wedding ring
hang a left: make a left turn.
hang a right: make a right turn.
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[Instigator]

,Dear SuPeRLaRk
.good job and well done
.Keep it up

[layla_2000ad]

Dear Super,
An additional flavour to a site that feels much like home. The quick post is most appreciated.
I do have a couple of comments which ARE NOT intended to minimize the beauty of your work.
1. It is such a great thing to teach others but do you think that teaching them "offensive slang" is a necessity? Not to mention that memebrs of this site are of different age groups. That is a fact to be considred, don't you think ?
2. Would you consider double checking the use of the word 'devil' which was presented with the meaning of ( great, excellent) !!!
Thank you once again & looking for more.

[اسيــ حبه ــرة]

Hi dear SuperLark

It's really a huge amount of slang words

And really an amazing effort for someone like you

Keep on that way
With my best wishes of success

[زهرة وفى]

thanks my sister
keep on darling

[SuPeRLaRk]

[align=left] squeaky
Definition:Something that is very clean and free from dirt; as clean as possible.
Example:1) Mary washes her kitchen floors until they are squeaky clean.
Etymology: Probably associated with the squeaky sound that is produced when one rubs a finger across a greaseless, untarnished surface.
Definition: Extremely good and moral; innocent.
Example: 1) The Olsons are such a squeaky clean family.
Etymology: When applied to people, this phrases refers to a spiritual state.
Synonyms: spotless, spic and span

hog
Definition: To selfishly claim all of something; to eat or take everything.
Example: 1) Peter was hogging the food like he hadn't eaten in days.

2) Nicolas, don't hog the computer! Other people want to use it too.
Etymology: A 'hog' is literally a pig, and pigs are famous for selfishly consuming their food. As slang, the term can be used to describe any kind of selfish behavior.
Definition: One who is selfish.
Example: 1) Share with your brother - don't be such a hog!
Synonyms: pig

bump off
Definition: To kill or murder; to assassinate.
Example: 1) Igor got bumped off last week. The police have no clue who did it.
Etymology: This phrase comes from 1920s American gangster slang. When you 'bump' something, you give it a little push. 'Off' means 'not on'. So if you 'bump' someone 'off', you push him toward the end of his life.
Synonyms: rub out

big house
Definition: Prison, particularly a maximum security federal prison (or jail).
Example: 1) After he got caught robbing a bank, Ted was sent to the big house for 20 years.
Etymology: A 'house' is where people live, and a prison is quite large (or 'big'), home to hundreds of criminals. This phrase became popular in the early 1900's, when organized crime and large scale prisons developed in the United States.
Synonyms: up the river, under glass, behind bars

hoodlum

Definition: A criminal or gangster.
Example: 1) The streets are a lot safer now that the police have cracked down on those hoodlums.
Etymology: The origins of this word are unknown - any ideas?

head doctor
Definition: A psychiatrist; a doctor who helps people with mental problems.
Example: 1) I've been seeing a head doctor for several years.

2) You seem emotionally disturbed. Maybe you ought to see a head doctor?
Etymology: Psychiatrists are medical doctors who treat the mind, which is related to the brain, which is in the head.
Synonyms: shrink

space cadet
Definition: Someone who is generally unaware, or not paying attention, or out of touch with reality.
Example: 1) Suzie is a real space cadet -- I don't think she even knows what day it is.
Etymology: A 'cadet' is a student, usually at a military school, and 'space' is the place outside the earth's atmosphere, where the moon and the stars are. So a 'space cadet' is someone in training to float around in empty space, doing nothing but looking at the pretty stars.

zone out
Definition: To lose all concentration; to slip out of normal consciousness, and have nothing on your mind.
Example: 1) After working on a document for four hours straight, I zoned out in front of my computer screen.
Etymology: A 'zone' is an area or place. If you 'zone out', you mentally drift away from the place you are currently, and go off into empty, dreamy space.
Synonyms: space out

hillbilly
Definition: A person from the country, typically with crude manners, speech and dress.
Example: 1) When I stepped onto his property, the hillbilly came out of his shack, grabbed his shotgun, and yelled "Yeehaw!"

2) Man, I love that hillbilly music!
Etymology: This somewhat offensive term is used to describe poor people living in the hills of rural America - a 'hill' is a small mountain, and 'billy' is a man's name.
Synonyms: hick

wimp
Definition: A weak or fearful person; someone who lacks courage.
Example: 1) I was too much of a wimp to play sports in high school.

2) Don't be such a wimp -- riding a bike can't hurt you!
Etymology: A 'whimper' is a small cry of pain or fear. Someone who whimpers a lot and is afraid of getting hurt is a thus a 'wimp'.
Synonyms: sissy, wuss, chicken[/center]

[SuPeRLaRk]

really nice subject

i need to return to it

[الفرااااولة]

[hi,Superlark
[]i do want to thank u for all
youll not beleive ,
that you had opened my eyes
on this (style)of language
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with ahuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge
ambition to be perfect in this language
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[زمان الصمت]

SuPeRLaRK

thanks a loooooooooooooooot
for these information

keep on

[Reena]

Super larK Thank U so Much

I realy Enjoyed the disscusion in UR topic

I Liked wt u've written , the way of writing it the rply of INSTIGATOR and LILLY

Lots of THANKS

I" ll BE STICKY TO UR TOPIKS

[aurore]

Thanx for the info

subscribe in www.yourdictionary.com to get the word of the day everyday to get more words

I've liked the that topis

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[SuPeRLaRk]

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knuckle sandwich

Definition: A punch in the face.
Example: 1) If you don't stop bothering me, you're going to get a knuckle sandwich.

2) Sabah gave Peter a knuckle sandwich when she caught him looking at other girls.
Etymology: A 'sandwich' is an assortment of food between two pieces of bread, and 'knuckles' are the bones in your hand. So a 'knuckle sandwich' is a fist that goes straight toward your mouth.



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Uncle Sam

Definition: The U.S. government; a patriotic figure who symbolizes the United States.
Example: 1) July 4th is Independence Day in the United States. Happy Birthday, Uncle Sam!

2) No matter how much money I make in a year, Uncle Sam always gets a big chunk of it.
Etymology: During the War of 1812 between the United States and England, a man named Samuel Wilson provided supplies to the American troops. Wilson was known as 'Uncle Sam', and he stamped his supplies with 'US', which stood for both 'United States' and 'Uncle Sam'. Since then, 'Uncle Sam' has been a symbol for the country, especially in times of war.

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wuss

Definition: A coward; an ineffectual, timid person.
Example: 1) Don't be a wuss, Stephan. It's just a little spider!

2) You're afraid of the dark? What are you, some kind of wuss?
Etymology: This word has been popular with teenage boys since the 1960's.

Synonyms: wimp, sissy




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[Reena]

Thanks ,,, That must be gathered in a book!!

[Abu saoud]

I don't know how to express my thankful . It's nice work. AS non-native speakers, we need such words which difficlult to acquire it unless you travel to native speaking countries. I wishyou keep going providing such words. .

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[SuPeRLaRk]

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hoodlum


Definition: A criminal or gangster.

Example: 1) The streets are a lot safer now that the police have cracked down on those hoodlums.

Etymology: The origins of this word are unknown - any ideas?


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stool pigeon



Definition: An informant; one who discloses secret or vital information.

Example: 1) The police would never have found him if a stool pigeon hadn't revealed his hiding place.

Etymology: Gangsters in New York started using this phrase in the 1920s. Earlier, in the 1800s, hunters would attach a pigeon (a kind of bird) to a stool (or stand) to act as a decoy, so that other birds would come close and could then be killed. The 'stool pigeon' was used to deceive other birds. Among criminals, the 'stool pigeon' is the one who is actually working for the police, deceiving the other criminals.

Synonyms: snitch

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[R u There 4 me?]

Thanks Superlark!Nice information.. keep up:cool:

[SuPeRLaRk]

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narc

Definition: A police informer; anyone who provides information to the authorities about their friends or associates.

Example: 1) Nobody likes a narc.

Etymology: This sense of 'narc' is dervied from the Romany word 'nak' which means 'nose' - maybe from the idea that you shouldn't put your nose where it doesn't belong.

Definition: A police officer who specializes in drug crimes; an undercover agent who investigates the drug world.

Example: 1) The dealer got busted after he sold drugs to a narc.

Etymology: 'Narc' is short for 'narcotics agent' - a police officer who deals with narcotics (drugs).

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boozehound



Definition: Someone who drinks a lot of whiskey; a drunk.

Example: 1) Tom is quite a boozehound -- he has half a bottle of Johnnie Walker Red for lunch!

Etymology: A 'hound' is a hunting dog, and 'booze' is liquor. So a 'boozehound' is someone who pursues liquor like a dog hunting prey.

Synonyms: lush

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[SuPeRLaRk]

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freak



Definition: A social outcast or misfit; a strange person.

Example: 1) Stephan has no friends and spends all his time in the basement. What a freak!

2) The protest rally was filled with hippies and freaks.


Etymology: In the 1700s, 'freaked' meant 'covered with spots or colors'. By 1900, 'freak' meant 'irregular' or 'not normal', perhaps in reference to spots of color as imperfections in a manufacturing process. Today, 'freak' has a surprising number of meanings, all coming from the sense of 'irregular', including: an expert or fan (as in 'a poetry freak'), a hippie, a drug addict, crazy behavior (as in 'He freaked when I told him I wrecked his car'), a sexually promiscuous person, an unusually beautiful woman.

Synonyms: weirdo



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[SuPeRLaRk]

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five o'clock shadow



Definition: Facial stubble; a man's beard at the end of the day.

Example: 1) Peter has a very heavy beard. Even though he shaves every morning, he gets a five o'clock shadow by lunchtime!

Etymology: The typical American workday ends at 'five o'clock' in the afternoon. A 'shadow' is a patch of darkness, or a hint of the presence of something. After spending a full day at work for eight or more hours, many men have a noticeable growth of facial hair, which is dark like a 'shadow' and hints at the beard that would grow if left unshaven.


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eat lead

Definition: One who is shot at with a gun is said to 'eat lead'; as an exclamation, the phrase is directed toward the intended target.

Example: 1) "Eat lead!" yelled the bank robber as he fired his gun at the police outside.

Etymology: A bullet is made of lead so when a gun is fired at someone, the intended target might be 'eating lead' - that is, bringing the bullet inside their

[enigma]

Thanks dear brother for your persistence in supplying us with these different usages of the language

[SuPeRLaRk]

junk food

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Definition: Food that has little or no nutritional value, usually high in fat and calories; sweet or fried snacks like candy and potato chips.


Example: 1) If you want to lose weight, you should stop eating so much junk food.


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Definition: To impose a severe penalty on someone; to give the maximum penalty for a crime.


Example: 1) His crime was so cruel and inhumane that they threw the book at him.

2) The judge told my lawyer that he is going to throw the book at me unless I beg the court for mercy.

Etymology: 'The book' is the entire collection of laws and penalties. If a judge were to 'throw' or hurl the whole book of laws at someone, it would probably hurt quite a bit.


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