The Online Slang Dictionary
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sad

adjective

  1. of poor quality.
    This is a sad car.
  2. displeasing; UNCOOL.
    That was a sad party.

    Submitted by Fitz, CA, USA, Nov 09 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: generally displeasing, sucks, common

safe

adjective

  1. attractive.
    She was looking safe tonight

    Submitted by Jake R. Jordan, New York, NY, Apr 03 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: attractive

safety meeting

noun

  1. a break in the workday when employees gather to ingest drugs.
    There is going to be a safety meeting in 5 minutes.

    Submitted by Scott Breginev, Napa, CA, USA, Apr 19 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to do drugs

salary man

noun

  1. a business man. Origin: Japanese English.

    Submitted by Yugo Fujita, Tokyo, Japan, Dec 01 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: professions (list of)

Sally

noun

  1. a female's period.
    Sally came to visit me last night. It pissed me off.

    Submitted by Amadei, Pennsylvania, USA, Oct 17 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: menstruation (related to)

salt (one) up

verb

  1. to tell a different lie when covering up something.
    I lied to my boyfriend and said my friend and I were going to the movies. She tried to salt me up and say we were going to the library.

    Submitted by D L Evans, Los Angeles, CA, USA, Nov 14 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to lie

Salvy

other

  1. The Salvation Army. (A charitable organization that collects donated clothes and housing accessories and sells them to the general public for low cost.)

    Submitted by Maurice J. Ornelas, Taunton/Fall River, MA, USA, Nov 21 2002.

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samolean

noun

  1. a unit of money. Notes: also spelled "samolian."

    Submitted by Brian Haverty, Australia, Jan 14 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: money

sasser

verb

  1. to trick a person into doing something that like a good idea but will end in disaster.
    Be careful you don't get Sassered.

    Submitted by Karen Swanigan, St. Petersburg, FL, USA, Mar 27 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to deceive

sassified

adjective

  1. intoxicated to the point of sassiness.
    I got sassified last night and went streaking.

    Submitted by Robert Linville (DJ Nimbus,) Ann Arbor, MI, USA, Jun 8 2007.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol

sassy

adjective

  1. styling.
  2. retro.
    Those clothes are sassy!

    Submitted by JB Chambers, New York City, NY, USA, Sep 14 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: styling, retro

sausage

noun

  1. a penis. This term isn't used alone, but rather serves as the root for terms like sausage party, sausage fest, sausage jockey, etc.

    Submitted by Walter, Sacramento, CA, Jul 14 2007.

Link to this word. Related words: penis

sausage fest

notes

  1. See sausage party.

    Submitted by Jack Daniel, Miami, FL, USA, Apr 28 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: a party, generally displeasing, sucks, common

sausage jockey

noun

  1. a promiscuous female.
    She's a sausage jockey for the price of a pint of vodka.

    Submitted by Robert Linville (DJ Nimbus,) Ann Arbor, MI, USA, Jun 8 2007.

Link to this word. Related words: promiscuous, woman, women, female

sausage party

noun

  1. a gathering with many more males than females. Connotes displeasure.
    Let's take off, this is just a sausage party.

    Submitted by Ben Conway, Chatfield, MN, USA, Sep 29 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: a party, generally displeasing, sucks, common

scam

intransitive verb

  1. to kiss passionately; MAKE OUT. Does not usually apply to sexual intercourse, but can, depending on context.
    They were scamming in the back seat of his car.

    Submitted by Emily, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 13 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: sex or not-quite-sex (ambiguous terms), kissing, make out

scare the bejesus out of (one)

verb

  1. to scare someone extremely bad; TO SCARE THE CRAP OUT OF (ONE.) Also scare the bejibbers out of (one).
    He scared the bejibbers out of me!

    Submitted by Cynthia Freeman, Cameron, NC, USA, Dec 06 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: to scare

scarred

adjective

  1. damaged or poorly prepared.
    This meatloaf is scarred. It tastes horrible!

    Submitted by Justin, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, USA, Nov 30 2001.

Link to this word. Related words: broken, generally displeasing, sucks, common

scary

adjective

  1. ugly, weird.
    Those pink teddy bear bedroom slippers are scary!

    Submitted by Cookie, MI, USA, Jul 01 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: unattractive, strange

schlong

noun

  1. penis.
    I got smacked in the schlong.

    Submitted by Gabe McCurry, Fair Grove, MO, USA, Jul 27 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: penis

school

verb

  1. being defeated badly during a competitive activity. Etymology: someone that was "schooled" has been "taken to school." That is, taught how to do something. And then they are badly beaten in the process.
    Man, we schooled that team!
    I got schooled playing tennis today.

    Submitted by Mike Krause, Temple City, CA, USA, Nov 04 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to be defeated

schtupp

verb

  1. to engage in coitus.
    I wanted to schtupp her in the worst way.

    Submitted by Rob Heller, Brighton, MA, USA, Oct 6 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: definitely sex

schwacked

adjective

  1. intoxicated.
    I was schwacked last night.

    Submitted by JB Chambers, New York City, NY, USA, Sep 14 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol

scoot

noun

  1. a motorcycle. Derived from "scooter."
    Cheeseman has a new scoot.

    Submitted by J. Rogers, Birmingham, AL, USA, Apr 12 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: car, motorcycle, or other vehicle

scootch

verb

  1. move a small amount; SCOOT.
    Scootch your seat over here.
    We'll just scootch them together.

    Submitted by Kay Turner, Bella Vista, AR, USA, Nov 28 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: to move

scope out

verb

  1. to watch.
  2. to stare, usually at a member of the opposite gender.
    I was scoping out that hot soccer player after practice.

    Submitted by Amadei, PA, USA, Oct 17 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to watch, to stare

scratch

noun

  1. a small amount of money.
    Hey, man, you got some scratch for the bus?

    Submitted by Lisa, San Diego, CA, USA, Dec 31 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: money

screaming

adjective

  1. attractive.
    That man is screamin'.

    Submitted by Christiana Maria, Orlando, FL, USA, Jul 2 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: attractive

screw

verb

  1. to engage in coitus.
    They screwed last night.
  2. to err; MESS UP.
    He screwed that interview.
  3. to take advantage of.
    He really got screwed on that deal.

Link to this word. Related words: to err, to take advantage of, definitely sex

screw loose

verb

  1. see have a screw loose.

    Submitted by Tiffani, IL, Nov 19 2001

Link to this word. Related words: crazy

screw the badger

verb

  1. to be bad or displeasing.
    My brother just wrecked my car. That just screws the badger now don't it!

    Submitted by Bret, WY, USA, Oct 05 2001.

Link to this word. Related words: generally displeasing, sucks, common

screw up

verb

  1. to err; MESS UP.
    They screwed up that paint job.

Link to this word. Related words: to err

scrog

verb

  1. to have sex. Also skrog.
    They ended up scrogging after the first date.
    I scrogged her after the first date.

    Submitted by Matt McPhail, Indiana State University, IN, USA, Apr 20 1998; Alicia, MO, Jun 6 2007.

notes

  1. The use of this term seems limited geographically to the central states ("midwest") of the United States. If you've heard this term used elsewhere, please drop me a line at waltergr@aol.com.

Link to this word. Related words: definitely sex

scully

verb

  1. to doubt. Origin: the character Scully on the television program The X-Files. While her partner believes in the paranormal and occult, she is doubtful.
    Don't Scully me.

    Submitted by Shelley Ruble, CA, USA, Mar 12 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to doubt

scur

verb

  1. alternative pronunciation of "scare." Also scurred (scared,) scurry (scary) etc.
    Are you scurred?

    Submitted by Hanna, MT, USA, Dec 14 2002 and Brandon Loughry, Dec 04 2002.

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see a man about a dog

verb

  1. to defecate.
    I've got to go see a man about a dog.

Link to this word. Related words: to defecate

see a man about a horse

verb

  1. to go to the bathroom and urinate.
    I am going to go see a man about a horse.

    Submitted by Cameron, Ridgecrest, Dec 17 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: to urinate

sell the Buick

verb

  1. to vomit.
    The thought of doing Chelsea makes me want to sell the Buick.

    Submitted by Brian Walkup, Allegany Ballistics Laboratory, Feb 09 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to vomit

send a fax

verb

  1. to defecate.
    I can't wait any longer. I need to send a fax right now!

    Submitted by Paulo Santos, Parobe, RS, Brazil, Nov 11 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to defecate

session

noun

  1. a period of time during which one engages sexually with another person.
    Did you have a session last night?

    Submitted by Erin P., Salt Lake City, UT, USA, Apr 17 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: sex or not-quite-sex (ambiguous terms)

shady

adjective

  1. unclear or purposely misleading.
    He's being shady about what went on.
  2. suspicious.
    That deal sounds rather shady.
  3. dangerous.
    That's a shady part of town.
  4. immoral or illegal.
    Their company has been involved in some shady dealings.

    Submitted by Jose Arellano, Lubbock, TX, USA, Sep 22 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to lie, suspicious, dangerous, immoral or illegal

shaft

verb

  1. to steal.
    He shafted my pen.

    Submitted by Jacki Stockinger, Kimball, MN, Mar 11 1998.

noun

  1. A penis.
    Wow, he's got a big shaft.

    Submitted by Emily, CA, Jan 22 1999

Link to this word. Related words: to steal, penis

shag

verb

  1. to engage in coitus. Note: British equivalent of "fuck".

    Submitted by Michael David, Los Angeles, CA, USA, Dec 14 1996.

Link to this word. Related words: definitely sex

sheep

noun

  1. someone who follows trends, trying to always do what's "in" or popular. Origin: sheep aren't viewed as very intelligent, the term conjures up images of the animals just following one another, going wherever they're herded.
    Those kids and their baggy pants are sheep.

    Submitted by Robert McFarlane, San Rafael, CA, USA, Feb 28 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to follow the crowd

sheesh

interjection

  1. a non-offensive expletive. See shit for more information.
    Sheesh, don't freak out!

    Submitted by Emily Marcroft, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 13 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: censored replacements for offensive terms (list of)

shellaked

adjective

  1. intoxicated.
    I got shellaked last night

    Submitted by David Harrison, Charlotte, NC, USA, Dec 06 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol

shiesty

adjective

  1. deceitful, untrustworthy.
    I wouldn't hang out with him, he's shiesty.

    Submitted by Jim Dogg, Oakland, CA, Feb 13 1998.

  2. greedy. Also sheisty.

    Submitted by Veronica Cuevas, San Jose, CA, Mar 15 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: suspicious, stingy or greedy

shintock

interjection

  1. an expression of disbelief or surprise. See shit for more information.
    No shintock!

    Submitted by Brian Ulrich, Mt. Pleasant, PA, USA, Jan 16 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: censored replacements for offensive terms (list of), disbelief (statements of), exclamations (list of)

shit

notes

  1. also shiznit, shiz. Most uses of "shit" also work with "crap", except where noted below. See also no shit.

    Submitted by Russell Thompson, Austin, TX, USA, Nov 05 1997.

noun

  1. feces.
    There is shit on the floor.
    There is crap on the floor.
  2. objects.
    Who left their shit in my car?
    Who left their crap in my car?
  3. a mess.
    You'll have to sit in the back seat, 'cause there's shit all over the front seat.
    You'll have to sit in the back seat, 'cause there's crap all over the front seat.
  4. complaints, criticism.
    I've been getting a lot of shit from my landlord.
    I've been getting a lot of crap from my landlord.
  5. drugs. Always preceded by "the" in this usage. (Does not apply to "crap.")
    Do you have the shit?

verb

  1. to lie to. (Does not apply to "crap.")
    That watch is yours? You're shitting me!
  2. to defecate.
    I need to shit.
    I need to crap.

adjective

  1. bad or of poor quality.
    This music is just shit.
    This music is just crap.
  2. very good, excellent; COOL. Always preceded by "the" in the complimentary usage. (Does not apply to "crap.")
    I loved that movie! It was the shit.

interjection

  1. used to convey surprise or alarm. Also sheesh. Submitter Emily remembers Kermit The Frog, a character on the children's television program "Sesame Street," saying "sheesh." So despite its (possible) origin as a censored replacement for "shit," it's use is acceptible in polite company.
    Shit!
    Oh shit!
    Crap!
    Oh crap!

    Submitted by Emily Marcroft, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 13 1998.

  2. used to emphasize a point or request. Also sheesh. (Usually "crap" is not used in this sense.)
    Shit, calm down.

    Submitted by Emily Marcroft, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 13 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: feces, unspecified item(s), a mess, criticism, drugs and drug paraphernalia, to lie, to defecate, generally displeasing, sucks, common, exclamations (list of), cool, dope, awesome, fun, good

shit a cold purple Twinkie

verb

  1. to react with extreme or irrational distress or composure; FREAK OUT, HAVE A FIT.
    When he hears you've been cheating on him, he's going to shit a cold purple Twinkie.

    Submitted by Anthony, Hazlet, NJ, USA, Dec 06 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: to freak out

shit off a shovel

adjective

  1. quickly.
    Bert's new car of goes like shit off a shovel.

    Submitted by Andy, Maidenhead, England, Aug 21 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: fast

shit out of luck

adjective

  1. in an irreparable bad situation.
    You have no money for cab fare? Well then I guess you're shit out of luck!

    Submitted by A.R.B., Green Bay, WI, USA, Apr 26 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: generally displeasing, sucks, common

shite

notes

  1. British pronunciation of shit. Used playfully in America.
    That Pinto is shite!

    Submitted by Emily Marcroft, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 13 1998.

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shit-faced

adjective

  1. very inebriated. Origin: one has one's face in (or near) a toilet while vomiting, hence the condition of being "shit-faced."

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol

shitlist

noun

  1. a list of people one is angry with.
    You just put yourself on my shitlist.

Link to this word. Related words: angry

shit-load

noun

  1. an obscene quantity. More than both a butt-load and an ass-load.
    I have a shit-load of homework.
    I ate a shit-load of tacos.

    Submitted by Justina, CA, USA, May 24 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: many or much

shits, the

adjective

  1. diarrhea.
    He didn't come to work today because he's got the shits.
  2. displeasing.
    This party is the shits.

Link to this word. Related words: diarrhea, generally displeasing, sucks, common

shitty

adjective

  1. displeasing or of poor quality.
    That movie was shitty.
  2. inebriated. The term is considered feminine, and men tend to prefer the more masculine "shit faced."
    Let's go get shitty!

Link to this word. Related words: generally displeasing, sucks, common, under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol

shiznit

adjective

  1. used instead of shit. Possibly considered acceptable to a larger audience as it isn't quite a swear word.

    Submitted by Charlie Way, SC, USA, Sep 21 1997.

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shizzle

other

  1. replacement for the word "sure." Usually used in phrases containing "for shizzle," as in, "for sure."

    Submitted by David, CA, USA, Jan 01 2003.

Link to this word. Related words: affirmations (list of), alternative spellings or pronunciations (list of)

shnockered

adjective

  1. extremely inebriated.
    I'm going to get so shnockered at the party!

    Submitted by Sarah, CA, USA, Nov 03 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol

sho'nuff

other

  1. shortened for of "sure enough." In other words, "yes" or "definitely."

    Submitted by Carolyn, State College, PA, USA, Nov 25 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: agreement (expressions of), alternative spellings or pronunciations (list of)

shook

adjective

  1. shaken up, flustered. Also shooked.
    Dude, you're shook!
    He was shooked when that guy came after him.

    Submitted by J. Collins, New Castle, PA, USA, Apr 15 1998 and S. Branch, New Jersey, USA, Jan 30 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: flustered

shoot the breeze

verb

  1. to chat.

    Submitted by Skippy, Newnan, GE, USA, Dec 14 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: to talk

shoot the shit

verb

  1. to chat.

Link to this word. Related words: to talk

shorty

noun

  1. a female. Origin: hip-hop slang.

    Submitted by Shantel, Canada, Jun 04 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: woman, women, female

shotgun

noun

  1. the passenger seat in a vehicle. Origin: the American west (i.e. during the 1800s.) The "shotgun" was the person that sat next to the driver of a wagon with a shotgun, watching for trouble.
    I get shotgun!" or "I get to sit shotgun.

    Submitted by Austin Wolf, CA, USA, Oct 04 1997. Additions by Emily Marcroft, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 13 1998.

  2. a method of smoking marijuana whereby one person inhales from the source and then blows the smoke into someone else's mouth. They inhale it and the chain continues. Apparently, the term can also apply to cigarette smoking.

    Additional information submitted by Jon, Washington, DC, USA, Feb 21 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to smoke marijuana, cigarettes (related to), vehicles (related to)

shotty back

noun

  1. the seat behind the passenger seat in a vehicle.
    I get shotty back

Link to this word. Related words: vehicles (related to)

show (one's) O face

verb

  1. to have an orgasm.
    Show me your O face!

    Submitted by Kevin Henriksen, Cedar Rapids, IA, USA, Nov 29 2001.

Link to this word. Related words: to climax

show some teeth

verb

  1. to smile

    Submitted by Kevin Henriksen, Cedar Rapids, IA, USA, Nov 29 2001.

Link to this word. Related words: to smile

shut (one's) barn door

verb

  1. See barn door.

    Submitted by Kevin Henriksen, Cedar Rapids, IA, USA, Nov 29 2001.

Link to this word. Related words: to close, clothes, clothing

shut (one's) flytrap

verb

  1. to stop talking; SHUT UP.

    Submitted by Kevin Henriksen, Cedar Rapids, IA, USA, Nov 29 2001.

Link to this word. Related words: to stop talking

shut (one's) pie-hole

verb

  1. to stop talking; SHUT UP.

    Submitted by Kevin Henriksen, Cedar Rapids, IA, USA, Nov 29 2001.

Link to this word. Related words: to stop talking

shut up

verb

  1. to stop talking.
    Why don't you just shut up?

interjection

  1. used to indicate surprise or doubt.
    You're 29 years old, Robbie? Shut up! You don't look a day older than 23!

Link to this word. Related words: to stop talking, expressions (list of)

sick

adjective

  1. "cool" or "awesome."
    That movie was sick!

    Submitted by Kip Walker, Pittsburgh, PA, Nov 03 1997; Emily Marcroft, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 13 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: cool, dope, awesome, fun, good

Simon

noun

  1. the "tortured artist" half of a pair of people. Origin: refers to folk- rock 1960s duo Simon and Garfunkel. Paul Simon wrote the songs and played guitar, but he was the less outgoing/talkative one. See also Garfunkel.
    He's the Simon in that relationship.

    Submitted by Emily Marcroft, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 13 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: friend, relationships and romance

sitch

noun

  1. a bad or displeasing situation. Submitter Dan Miller speculates that it may be a contraction of "situation" and "bitchy."
    I got fired from my job yesterday. What a sitch!

    Submitted by Dan Miller, The Hague, Netherlands, Nov 20 2002.

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666

adjective

  1. satanic.
    That gothic dude is 666.

    Submitted by David LaBrie, VA, USA, Sep 23 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: satanic

skank

verb

  1. to dance to ska music.
    Look at that guy skank!

    Submitted by David LaBrie, VA, USA, Sep 23 1997.

adjective

  1. a dirty or promiscuous female.
    Stay away from that skank.

Link to this word. Related words: to dance, woman, women, female, promiscuous, insults (list of)

skate

verb

  1. to leave.
    Let's skate.

    Submitted by Brian Ruzicka, Eau Claire, WI, USA, May 06 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to leave

skates

noun

  1. shoes

    Submitted by Greg Elmore, Baton Rouge, LA, USA, Apr 20 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: shoes

skeeve

adjective

  1. a gross, creepy, etc. person.
    He is such a skeeve.

Link to this word. Related words: insults (list of)

skeeve (one) out

verb

  1. to sicken; GROSS OUT.
    That guy really skeeves me out.

    Submitted by Tom DeZego, Richmond, VA, USA, Feb 23 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to sicken

skeevy

adjective

  1. gross, creepy; ICKY, etc. Term was common in Brooklyn, NY, USA in the 1950s and 1960s.
    He's so skeevy.

    Submitted by Tom DeZego, Richmond, VA, USA, Feb 23 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: gross

sketch

verb

  1. to act excessively nervous, especially while on marijuana.
    The cops aren't coming, quit sketching.

    Submitted by Fitz, CA, USA.

adjective

  1. shortened form of sketchy.

Link to this word. Related words: to freak out, under the influence of marijuana

sketchy

notes

  1. also sketch.

adjective

  1. suspicious.
    That deal sounds sketchy.
    That deal sounds sketch.
  2. dangerous.
    That's a pretty sketchy part of town.
    That's a pretty sketch part of town.
  3. of questionable character, strange.
    I'd stay away from that guy, he looks sketchy.
    I'd stay away from that guy, he looks sketch.

    Submitted by Columbia, Walpole, MA, Dec 25 1997; Lisa Wendel, Washington, DC, USA, Feb 19 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: suspicious, dangerous, immoral or illegal

sketell

noun

  1. a promiscuous female.

    Submitted by Don Da. Da., London, England, Nov 06 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: promiscuous, woman, women, female

skid

noun

  1. an unattractive person.
    He dresses like a skid.

    Submitted by Tracy, Oct 24 1997.

adjective

  1. unattractive.
    He's skid.

    Submitted by Jen, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Dec 27 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: unattractive, unattractive person

skid marks

noun

  1. tracks made by tires when "peeling out" or "burning rubber."
    I laid some skid marks over there.

    Submitted by Emily, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 13 1998.

  2. feces smears left in the toilet bowl after flushing.
    Gross, you left a skid mark!
  3. feces stains on underwear.
    I better do laundry, the skid marks are building up!

Link to this word. Related words: feces, clothes, clothing, vehicles (related to)

skiied

adjective

  1. under the influence of marijuana. Note: pronounced "skeed".

    Submitted by Jim Essay, Pittsburgh, PA, USA, Jun 06 1997.

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skills

noun

  1. talents, usually with the opposite sex or in business (e.g. drug dealing.)
    He's got mad skills.

    Submitted by Jordan, IA, USA, Apr 08 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: influence, talent, credibility, respect, and praise

sko

noun

  1. a promiscuous female. Contraction of "skanky hoe."
    That girl is such a sko!

    Submitted by Vanessa, IL, USA, Apr 08 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: woman, women, female

skrilla

noun

  1. money. Also skrill, scrilla, scrill, skrills, etc. Origin: possibly originated in Chicago in 1993 or 1994. Now used commonly in the northern United States, especially Minnesota.
    I need to get some more skrilla.

    Submitted by Jeremy Stein, Minneapolis, MN, Dec 15 1997. Additions submitted by Keith McCurry, CA, USA, Nov 14 1997; Robin Waters, Okinawa, Japan, Aug 17 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: money

skrilling

verb

  1. to make money. (Question: "What have you been up to?" Response: "Just skrilling.")

    Submitted by Jeremy Stein, Minneapolis, MN, USA, Dec 15 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to make money

slack-jaw

noun

  1. a moron or lazy person, typically residing in a rural area; BUMPKIN. Literally: a person whose jaw hangs open. It's suggested that the individual is either too lazy to hold their jaw closed or is too stupid to notice.

    Submitted by Eric W. Carden, Huntsville, Alabama, USA, Sep 11 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: unintelligent, idiot, rural dweller

slack-jawed

adjective

  1. in the manner of a slack-jaw. Also slack-jawed yokel.

    Submitted by Eric W. Carden, Huntsville, Alabama, USA, Sep 11 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: unintelligent, idiot, rural dweller

slammin'

adjective

  1. very good, excellent; COOL, AWESOME.
    Your haircut is slammin'!

    Submitted by D.J. Mc, Ontario, Canada, Dec 14 1997; Pam, Las Angeles, CA, USA, Dec 01 2001.

Link to this word. Related words: cool, dope, awesome, fun, good

slang

verb

  1. to deal drugs.
    He makes a lot of money because he is slanging.

    Submitted by Carlos Cano, Chicago, IL, USA, Nov 23 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to deal drugs

sleep around

verb

  1. to have sex with many people.
    He's never at home because he sleeps around so much.

Link to this word. Related words: definitely sex, promiscuous

sloshed

adjective

  1. inebriated.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of marijuana

slut

noun

  1. a promiscuous person.
    You are such a slut.

Link to this word. Related words: promiscuous

smack

noun

  1. offensive speech about another person.
    I hear you've been talking smack about me.

    Submitted by Greg Dowd, New York, USA, Sep 6 1997.

verb

  1. to slap. Note: also pronounced "shmack".
    He got smacked right in the jaw.
  2. to fraternize with the enemy. Often involves "kissing up".
    They're off smacking with student government.

    Submitted by SB, Pittsburgh, PA, USA, Sep 13 1997. Additional pronunciation submitted by Becca Dwyer, Gunnison, CO, USA, Oct 16 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to slap, to fraternize and mingle, offensive speech

smack dab

adjective

  1. directly. Usually smack dab in(to) the middle.
    He kicked the ball smack dab into the middle of the net.

    Submitted by David Brown, Cols, OH, Aug 11, 1997

Link to this word. Related words: directly

smack down

verb

  1. see put the beat down.

Link to this word. Related words: to attack

smash

noun

  1. a successful thing.
    That movie was a huge smash!

Link to this word. Related words: successful

smashed

adjective

  1. extremely inebriated.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol

smeg

noun

  1. something undesirable. May be used to refer to people, or unidentifiable or gross substances. Etymology: from the word smegma.
    You have smeg on you.

    Submitted by Sweet Torture, Golgotha, Nov 21 1997.

interjection

  1. a pseudo swear word. Possibly popularized by the British TV comedy series "Red Dwarf." Word is rumored to have been created to get past the censors.
    What the smeg is going on?

    Submitted by Emily Marcroft, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 13 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: gross substance, censored replacements for offensive terms (list of)

smoke

verb

  1. to kill, usually with a firearm.
    I smoked him.
    He got smoked.

    Submitted by D. L. Evans, Los Angeles, CA, USA, Nov 14 1997. Clarifications by by Neema Kordestani, Jan 20 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to kill

smoke (one) out

verb

  1. to supply marijuana for another person to smoke.
    I ran out of weed... could you smoke me out?

    Submitted by Walter, Sacramento, CA, Jul 11 2007.

Link to this word. Related words: to smoke marijuana

smoke out

verb

  1. to smoke marijuana.
    You guys want to smoke out?

noun

  1. a gathering where multiple people smoke marijuana.
    That was such a fun smoke-out!

    Submitted by Summer, West Palm Beach, FL, Apr 08 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to smoke marijuana, a party

smoked

adjective

  1. extremely intoxicated, either by alcohol or marijuana.
    I got smoked last night.

    Submitted by Ian Potts, Hazleton, Iowa, USA, Dec 03 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol, under the influence of marijuana

smoking

adjective

  1. extremely attractive. See also hot; blaze.
    Man, that girl was smokin'!

    Submitted by Walter, Sacramento, CA, Jul 11 2007.

Link to this word. Related words: attractive

smoky treat

noun

  1. a cigarette.
    I'm going to grab a smoky treat, do you want one?

    Submitted by Jennifer, Pontiac, MI, Apr 23 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: cigarette

snafu

adjective

  1. messed up as usual. Origin: term is an acronym of "situation normal, all fucked up."
    Well, that's typical, they're just snafu!

    Submitted by Wayne C., San Mateo, CA, USA, Feb 23 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: a mess, acronyms (list of)

snag

verb

  1. to buy.
    I snagged this jacket from the Buckle yesterday.
  2. to take.
    He snagged the money from his mom's wallet.

Link to this word. Related words: to buy, to take

snail mail

noun

  1. postal mail. "Snail mail" gets its name because it is slower than e-mail, and snails are slow creatures.
    I sent you the package via snail mail.

    Submitted by Kevin Henriksen, Cedar Rapids, IA, USA, Nov 29 2001.

Link to this word. Related words: mail (related to)

snake

verb

  1. to steal.
    I snaked his favorite CD when he wasn't looking.

Link to this word. Related words: to steal

snap

verb

  1. to masturbate.

    Submitted by Scott McNabney, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, Nov 06 1997.

interjection

  1. an exclamation of surprise or disappointment; DAMN, DARN, SHIT.
    Snap! I forgot my homework!

    Submitted by Matt McNier, Colorado Springs, CO, USA, Oct 23 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to masturbate, exclamations (list of), censored replacements for offensive terms (list of)

snarf

verb

  1. to expel liquid (or, more rarely, food) out one's nose by laughing in the middle of a swallow.
    We were sitting in the kitchen, and JJ cut a nasty muffin, and I snarfed lemonade all over the table.

    Submitted by Nathan Long, Gainesville, GA, USA, Mar 30 1998.

  2. to eat voraciously.
    You really snarfed your dinner!
  3. to snatch up for oneself.
    I was so hungry I snarfed that whole bag of chips!

    Submitted by Curtis Kimm, Santa Clara, CA, USA, May 16 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: food and drink (related to), bodily functions

snarl

noun

  1. chewing tobacco.

    Submitted by Matt Montgomery, Apr 29 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: chewing-tobacco

SOL

adjective

  1. Acronym of "shit out of luck".

    Submitted by A.R.B., Green Bay, WI, USA, Apr 26 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: generally displeasing, sucks, common, acronyms (list of)

son

noun

  1. friend; DUDE.

    Submitted by Bean Town Kitco, Boston, MA, Aug 18 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: dude, person of unspecified gender

soup

noun

  1. something worthless, hopeless, useless, etc. Derived from the common United States military phrase "Ate up like a soup sandwich." See ate up.
    This memo is soup.

    Submitted by Paul St. Mark, Anjung-ri, Korea, Oct 25 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: nonsense

soused

adjective

  1. inebriated.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol

space queen

noun

  1. a female who is inattentive or forgetful: "spaced-out." Also space king.

    Submitted by PJ Spalding, Denver, CO, USA, Oct 15 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: woman, women, female, man, men, male, dazed and confused

spam

noun

  1. unsolicited advertisements sent in bulk via e-mail.

    Submitted by Jeff Mustin, Bentonville, AR, USA, Jan 19 1997.

  2. advertisements in Usenet newsgroups. Notes: generally applies to any inappropriate messages (such as chain letters and advertisements) usually posted to many different discussion groups.

Link to this word. Related words: mail (related to)

Spanglish

noun

  1. a language which is a dialectical synthesis of the English and Spanish languages. Primarily spoken in the southwestern United States, and in the gulf and border states between the USA and Mexico. The application of this dialect is flexible and situational, as a "Spanglish" word or phrase does not exist or cannot be said completely in one language or the other.

    Submitted by Michael Antenora, Austin, Texas, USA, Dec 08 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: language (related to)

spanked

adjective

  1. intoxicated.
    I was spanked last night.

    Submitted by JB Chambers, New York City, NY, USA, Sep 14 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol

spaz

noun

  1. a person who often acts in an irrational or spontaneous fashion.

verb

  1. to react with extreme or irrational distress or composure.

Link to this word. Related words: one who freaks out, to freak out

spaz out

verb

  1. to react with extreme or irrational distress or composure.

Link to this word. Related words: to freak out

spich

adjective

  1. so weird that it can't even be described.
    You are acting so spich.

    Submitted by Paul Jacobs, Jan 27 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: strange

spider

noun

  1. a male.
    Hey spider, why don't you go get the drinks?

    Submitted by David LaBrie, VA, USA, Sep 23 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: man, men, male

spiffy

adjective

  1. very good, excellent; COOL.
    That's spiffy!
  2. okay.
    Are you doing spiffy?

    Submitted by Joe Macabee, LA, USA, Jun 14 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: cool, dope, awesome, fun, good, okay

spit

verb

  1. to say. Has somewhat of a negative context, so one usually uses this term to refer to people saying things one doesn't agree with.
    He was spittin' all kinds of crap.

Link to this word. Related words: to say, nonsense

split

verb

  1. to leave.
    Sorry guys, I've got to split.

    Submitted by Claire, USA, Dec 16 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: to leave

splurk

verb

  1. to bother, test, annoy, push.
    Hey man, don't splurk with me!

    Submitted by Ashley Ewing, Baton Rouge, LA, Jan 13 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to annoy

sponge

noun

  1. someone who takes a lot of insults ("crap,") is the butt of jokes, etc. Suggests that they absorb them, but don't complain too much.
    He is the sponge of the group.

Link to this word. Related words: to accept insults

sponged

adjective

  1. thirsty.
    I'm sponged! Let's go get a drink.

verb

  1. to want something to drink.
    I'm sponging for some water.

    Submitted by Amy, Brea, CA, USA, Sep 17 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: thirsty

spooge

noun

  1. semen.
  2. any displeasing or unidentifiable substance.
    I got spooge all over my hands.

verb

  1. to ejaculate.
  2. to be squeezed out of something. Often condiments or contents of food being eaten, as in tacos, burritos, hamburgers, etc., or contents out of a container.
    I was eating a taco and beef spooged out the other end.
    My lotion spooged all over my purse.

    Submitted by Cat, Seattle, WA, Aug 13 1997; Rick Czapski, East Lansing, MI, USA, Apr 17 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: semen, to ejaculate, gross substance

spoon, the

adjective

  1. very good, excellent; COOL.

    Submitted by Dana, Jun 6 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: cool, dope, awesome, fun, good

spork

noun

  1. an eating utensil that is both a spoon and a fork.

verb

  1. to insert a spork into something.
    Someone sporked my lawn last night.

adjective

  1. of poor quality, unusable, intolerable.

    Submitted by Walt, TX, USA, Jun 06 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: food and drink (related to), generally displeasing, sucks, common

spuckie

noun

  1. a submarine sandwich.
    Run up to Rip's Sub Shop and pick up a couple of spuckies.

    Submitted by John Smith, Phoenix, AZ, USA, Jun 21 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: food

spun

adjective

  1. extremely inebriated.
    I was spun last night.

    Submitted by Fitz, CA, USA, Nov 09 1997.

  2. to be under the influence of methamphetamines.
    That guy was spun!

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol, under the influence of methamphetamines

spun out

adjective

  1. a confused or stressed state of mind.
  2. intensely preoccupied with a particular problem; STRESSED OUT.
    I'm spun out on my girlfriend." or "I was so spun out after that exam.

    Submitted by Steve Unwin, Pomona, CA, USA, Dec 13 1996.

Link to this word. Related words: stressed out

squelch

verb

  1. to steal.
    Don't squelch my style.

    Submitted by XkyleX, Tallahassee, FL, USA, Dec 02 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: to steal

stash

noun

  1. someone's hidden savings, usually of money or drugs.
    The cops found her stash.

verb

  1. to save or hide.
  2. to put.
    Why don't you stash that in the glove compartment?

    Submitted by Merrick, Little Rock, AR, USA, Dec 10 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: money, drugs and drug paraphernalia, to save, to put

stellar

adjective

  1. very good, excellent; COOL, AWESOME.
    That was a stellar movie we saw last night.

    Submitted by J. M., NE, USA, Apr 18 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: cool, dope, awesome, fun, good

stems

noun

  1. legs. Popularized by the 1995 movie Clueless.
    Nice stems.

    Submitted by Tracy M. Belt, Boise, ID, USA, Jun 04 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: legs

step

verb

  1. to step away, to leave someone or something alone.
    You best just step!
  2. to fight.
    You want to step?

    Submitted by Janet Chang, Oct 04 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to leave, to fight

step off

verb

  1. to step away, to leave someone or something alone.
    You better step off before I make it necessary for you to!

    Submitted by Tia Melisa Barnes, Memphis, TN, USA, Jun 04 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to leave

stew

intransitive verb

  1. to be inebriated.
    I was so stewed at the party!

    Submitted by Boozehound, Spokane, Apr 24 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol

stick

noun

  1. a person who lives in a rural area.
    That guy is such a stick!

    Submitted by Jay Warris, Powell River, BC, Canada, Mar 11 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: rural dweller

sticks

noun

  1. a rural area.
    That guy is from out in the sticks.

Link to this word. Related words: rural area

stinky

adjective

  1. extremely inebriated.
    Let's get stinky tonight!

    Submitted by Terry Paul, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Feb 17 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol

stog

noun

  1. cigarette. Shortened form of "stogie," which is a slang term for cigar. Pronounced "stoog".
    Let's go smoke a stog.

    Submitted by Fitz, CA, USA, Nov 09 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: cigarette

stogie

noun

  1. cigar.
    That was a great tasting stogie.

Link to this word. Related words: cigarette

stoked

adjective

  1. excited or energized.
    I am so stoked about the party!

    Submitted by Amy McDonald, AL, USA, Oct 16 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: excited

stole

verb

  1. to punch or attack, typically with no prior warning. Also stole on.
    J Peezy stole on that dude last night and knocked him out.

    Submitted by David LaBrie, VA, USA, Sep 23 1997 and Ugunda G. Sanders, Akron, OH, USA, Oct 05 2001.

Link to this word. Related words: to attack

stoned

adjective

  1. under the influence of marijuana.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of marijuana

stoner

noun

  1. a person who frequently smokes marijuana.
    Look at his bloodshot eyes. You can tell he's a stoner.

    Submitted by Justina, CA, USA, Mar 25 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to do drugs

stouty

adjective

  1. as soon as possible. A contraction of "outie" and "stat."
    We've got to leave to the party stouty.

    Submitted by Emily, FL, USA, Dec 09 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: soon

straight

adjective

  1. honest or loyal.
    Are you being straight with me?
  2. entirely.
    That car of his is straight junk!

    Submitted by Monkey Mike, Oakland, CA, Dec 10 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: honest, completely

straight-up

adjective

  1. used as an affirmation that one is being truthful. Approximately, "precisely."
    This is straight-up what happened...
  2. used to affirm that one is relaying a conversation verbatim. Approximately, "exactly."
    This is straight-up what she told me...

Link to this word. Related words: to be true, affirmations (list of)

strap

verb

  1. to carry a firearm.
    Yo, man, you strapping?
    You gotta be strapped in that neighborhood.

    Submitted by Ernie, Los Angeles, CA, Oct 12 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to carry a firearm

strap on a feed-bag

verb

  1. to eat a meal; go get something to eat. Origin: the way horses are sometimes fed: by strapping a bag full of food to their head.
    Let's go to McDonald's and strap on a feed-bag

    Submitted by Elizabeth W. Bromberg, Birmingham, AL, Mar 08 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to eat

stress

transitive verb

  1. to pester someone about something.
    Why do you keep stressing me about that?

    Submitted by L. Forney, Morganton, NC, Jan 29 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to annoy

strung out

adjective

  1. on drugs.
  2. experiencing an exhausted mental state after coming down off drugs, staying awake too long, etc.
    I'm still strung out.

    Submitted by Elizabeth, Austin, TX, Jul 1 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of drugs, tired

strunk

adjective

  1. under the influence of marijuana and alcohol at the same time. Contraction of "stoned" and "drunk."
    Ned got strunk.

    Submitted by Ned, Plymouth, MN, USA, Nov 22 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of marijuana, under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol

stu

noun

  1. a stupid person. Origin: possibly the United States Army.
    Look at that guy. What a stu!

Link to this word. Related words: unintelligent, idiot

stuck like chuck

adjective

  1. extremely intoxicated or under the influence of a drug.
    Last night at the party I was stuck like chuck!

    Submitted by Robert Priddy, KCKCC in Kansas City, KS, USA, Sep 29 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: under the influence of alcohol, to drink alcohol, under the influence of drugs

stupid

adjective

  1. styling. Origin: hip-hop slang.
    Karen is stupid today!

    Submitted by Stacey, IL, Oct 02 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: cool, dope, awesome, fun, good

styling

adjective

  1. fashionable or fashionably retro.
  2. very good, excellent; COOL.
    That guitar riff was stylin'!

    Submitted by Anonymous, Aug 16 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: retro, cool, dope, awesome, fun, good

suck

verb

  1. to be inadequate, displeasing, or of poor quality.
    Final exams suck.

    Submitted by Thor, CA, Jan 24 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: generally displeasing, sucks, common

sucka-fu chicken-head

noun

  1. a stupid person.
    What a sucka-fu chicken-head that guy is!

    Submitted by Christopher Baker, Oct 06 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: insults (list of)

sup

interjection

  1. a greeting, similar to "What's going on?" A shortened version of "What's up".

    Submitted by JC, USA, Dec 27 1997. Clarifications submitted by Elizabeth W. Bromberg, Birmingham, Alabama, Jan 05 1998.

noun

  1. dinner. Etymology: shortened version of supper.
    Do you want to go eat some sup?

Link to this word. Related words: hello and other greetings, food and drink (related to)

swag

noun

  1. material; STUFF.
    I won some swag from a local radio station.

Link to this word. Related words: unspecified item(s)

swank

noun

  1. stolen goods. Origin: is an old organized crime term.
  2. miscellaneous things, typically given away free.
    Channel Z has a bunch of swank they're giving away to the tenth caller.

    Submitted by Michael David, Los Angeles, CA, USA, Dec 14 1996.

adjective

  1. attractive or stylish. Also swanky.
    Those are some swanky shoes!

    Submitted by JB Chambers, New York City, NY, USA, Sep 14 1997; Kyle Zimmerman, Big Rapids MI, Oct 15 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: unspecified item(s), stolen (related to), cool, dope, awesome, fun, good

swapap

verb

  1. to hit. Often spoken as a sound effect when playfully hitting a friend, especially when they do or say something stupid.

    Submitted by Mike Gebbie, Shelby, MI, USA, Dec 21 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: to attack

swatching

adjective

  1. very good, excellent; COOL, AWESOME. Pronounced "swatchin'."
    My boyfriend is swatchin'!
    We have swatchin' sex!

    Submitted by Jenna And Ross, Bishopton, Scotland, Nov 24 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: cool, dope, awesome, fun, good

sweat

verb

  1. to worry. Also sweat it.
    Don't sweat, I'll take care of it.
  2. to be very attracted to someone, so much so that one nearly sweats when one sees the object of their affection.
    Man she sweats him HARD!

    Submitted by Ashley Olsen, Florida, USA, Feb 15 1998.

  3. to like very much.
    I know you all sweat my new shoes.

    Submitted by Sheryl Chen, DE, USA, Mar 16 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to worry, to be attracted to

sweet

adjective

  1. good, excellent, fun; COOL.
    That's a sweet car.
    I got a new job taking pictures. It's sweet.

Link to this word. Related words: cool, dope, awesome, fun, good

sweet sauce

noun

  1. very good, excellent; COOL.
    Nice shot man, that was some sweet sauce.

    Submitted by Doug Cuesta, Walnut Creek, CA, USA, Nov 22 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: cool, dope, awesome, fun, good

sword fight

noun

  1. a gathering with many more males than females.
    This party is a sword fight.

    Submitted by Greg Elmore, Baton Rouge, LA, USA, Apr 20 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: a party, generally displeasing, sucks, common

system

noun

  1. a stereo system.
    I just installed a new system in my car.
  2. a computer system.
    My system crashed the other day.

Link to this word. Related words: technology

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