• Short for Shut the hell up.

  H!

  by Anonymous, Apr 19 2002.

• An abbreviation of "Hell".
  
  "Shut the H up!" or "What the H!?"

  by Pazuzu, Minneapolis, MN, USA, Nov 11 2009.

• short for "hook up" in this case meaning to have a sexual encounter with someone. In dialogue for example one would comment to another that they had gone on a date or met up with someone. Instead of saying "did you get any?" the person would ask "so did you hook?"

  Did you hook last night?

  by Chad B., San Diego, CA, USA, May 17 2002.

• meaning: to kiss someone or to throw something to someone from across the room, or to give someone something.

  last night i hooked him

  hook a beer this way.

  by Monique, Cape Town, South Africa, Jan 05 2003.

• Short for how-are-you

  by C. H., Clovis, CA, USA, Jul 18 2003.

• a sufix short for ing.

  why you keep stopin?

  by jawanda j., Upland, PA, USA, Mar 03 2000.

• A joint, usually of marijuana.

  Let's go smoke a J.

  by Anonymous, Jan 03 1998.

• n. jay is an abbreviated slang word for the term joint, or marijuana cigarette.

  Yo man roll that jay quick we need to smoke.

  by Charles B., Westminster, CO, USA, Jun 16 1999.

• Short for joint, otherwise known as a marijuana cigarette.

  Pete rolled a jay, and we smoked it.

  by Stephanie, Providence, RI, USA, Aug 09 2002.

• noun: a single jumpshot, in basketball... or...
  
  also in basketball, an attribute describing someone's ability to rarely miss a jumpshot.
  
  ex.1: "Alex! 'J' from the top of the key!" ex.2: "Man, that guy Alex has an awesome 'j'..."

  by Charles L., Fayetteville, N Carolina, USA, Oct 25 2009.

• Short for marvelous.

  Surfing is Marvy!

  by Ken, Flagstaff, AZ, USA, Nov 05 2001.

• Shortened form of "midget" used to refer to someone who is short.

  I'm much taller than that midge.

  by Darby, Pugwash, Cumberland; Subdivision D, NS, Canada, Oct 29 2002.

• a 1950s - 1960s youth subculture that originated in London, England.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 09 2009.

• "moderator".

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Oct 03 2009.

noun

• short for "modification," used to describe a product used for "modding."

  I just got this awesome neon case mod.

  by Morgan D., Seattle, WA, USA, Aug 30 2003.

verb

• short for "moderate," used in online discussion forums.

  Mod this posting down, it's off topic.

  by Morgan D., Seattle, WA, USA, Aug 30 2003.

• short for "modify," used to describe usu. cosmetic alteration or enhancement of one's computer housing or innards.

  I just modded my case with an awesome neon light.

  by Morgan D., Seattle, WA, USA, Aug 30 2003.

• huge. Short for humongous.

  by Anonymous, Cincinnati, OH, USA, May 23 2008.

• adj. good.

  The new Beastie's album is mother.

  by stickman, Sep 17 1998.

• Short for motherfucker. Generally used as a put-down.

  by B. K., Alberta, Canada, Jan 25 2000.

• Short for Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Also RCs, Gendarmes ("Jon-d'arms"), RCMPigs. Origin: Canada, Gendarmes comes from the French "Gendarmerie Royal Du Canada."

  The Mounties are coming!

  by Dan M., Saskatoon, SK, Canada, Aug 20 2002.

• Short for American. The American accent makes the sentence "I'm American" sound like "I'm a Murkin."

  He's a murkin. He speaks murkin.

  by Dan M., Saskatoon, SK, Canada, Aug 20 2002.

• short for the expression "Nice boots, want to fuck?"

  by The D., May 16 2002.

• 1) Short from Nuclear (as in bomb). To cook something in the microwave. 2) From WinNuke. A program used to crash other peoples computers by exploiting weaknesses in the Operating System.

  I'm gonna nuke some dinner, then we can go nuke some AOL-idiots in the chatroom!

  by Kendall, MA, USA, Nov 09 1999.

• to heat up through the use of a microwave.

  I just nuked my burrito.

  by Glenn H., Raleigh, NC, USA, Feb 19 2002.

• (v.) 1. to cook or warm in a microwave oven. 2. to fire upon with a nuclear weapon. 3. to expose to radiation energy.

  You could bake the potato for 30 minutes or nuke it for 6. It's good either way.

  by Anonymous, Frederick, MD, USA, Apr 19 2002.

• to heat up in the microwave from nuke (short for nuclear bomb) - to blow up.

  Your coffee's gone cold now - want me to nuke it for you?

  by Jen, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Feb 04 2003.

• heat food in a microwave oven.

  I was in a hurry so I had to nuke my lunch.

  by Mitchell, Texas, USA, Feb 14 2008.

transitive verb

• to delete from a computer.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Aug 11 2009.

• Comes from the word obviously, an abbreviated emphasis to say that something is very clear.

  Obvi, he wants you!

  by Jaclyn, Edina, MN, USA, Dec 19 2001.

• Short for obviously.

  She obvi wants me, Dawg.

  by Anonymous, Jan 10 2003.

• To assassinate.

  I'm going to off that goddamn dog!

  by Avalon D., Chicago, IL, USA, Sep 18 2002.

• short for off the rocker; off the wall; just not right.

  Man I hate that teacher, she is soooo off!

  by Choclit H., Baltimore, MD, USA, Feb 04 2003.

• "kill." Started out literally meaning "kill" as in, "the cops offed the guy who shot at them," but morphed into a word for consuming all of something, as in "Who offed the pizza?" "I offed the last beer," etc. I still hear it used in this way from time to time.

  by John S., Oct 06 2007.

verb

• kill, murder, execute.

  In the end, he became such a nuisance to the State that he was offed.

  by Matthew R., Blackpool, United Kingdom, May 31 2004.