adjective

• mean or disrespectful.

  Hey! You don't have to be so salty!

  by Nicole, AR, USA, Jul 21 1998.

• embarrassed because of one's own doing, especially when one makes a claim that turns out to be wrong.

  Man, he was feeling salty!

  by Miranda, OH, USA, Jun 09 1999.

• angry, irritated, grouchy.

  I'm salty because we lost the basketball game.

  Stay away from Amy, she's really salty today.

  He was salty when he found out he had to work Saturday night.

  by JD, Baltimore, MD, USA, Nov 08 1999.

• bitter.

  She's still salty because I didn't call her last night.

  by Anonymous, Chicago, IL, USA, Feb 28 2000.

• displeasing.

  Damn that's salty!

  by J, Cincinnati, OH, USA, Aug 27 2002.

• corny or childish.

  That was the saltiest joke I've heard in a long time.

  by Kellaman, D., MI, USA, May 01 2004.

verb

• 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.

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

adjective

• shaken up, flustered. Also shooked.

  Dude, you're shook!

  He was shooked when that guy came after him.

  by J. Collins, New Castle, PA, USA, Apr 15 1998.

verb

• to smile

  by Kevin H., Cedar Rapids, IA, USA, Nov 29 2001.

adjective

• shortened form of sketchy.

  by Fitz, CA, USA, Oct 01 2001.

verb

• to act excessively nervous, especially while on marijuana.

  The cops aren't coming, quit sketching.

  by Fitz, CA, USA, Oct 01 2001.

noun

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

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

noun

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

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.

verb

• to react with extreme or irrational distress or composure.

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.

verb

• to react with extreme or irrational distress or composure.

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.

adjective

• thirsty.

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

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

verb

• to want something to drink.

  I'm sponging for some water.

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

adjective

• a confused or stressed state of mind.

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

• intensely preoccupied with a particular problem; STRESSED OUT.

  I'm spun out on my girlfriend.

  I was so spun out after that exam.

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

adjective

• excited or energized.

  I am so stoked about the party!

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

adjective

• on drugs.

  by Elizabeth, Austin, TX, USA, Jul 01 1997.

• experiencing an exhausted mental state after coming down off drugs, staying awake too long, etc.

  I'm still strung out.

  by Elizabeth, Austin, TX, USA, Jul 01 1997.

• heavily addicted to drugs.

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

verb

• 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!

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

• to like very much.

  I know you all sweat my new shoes.

  by Sheryl C., DE, USA, Mar 16 1998.

• to worry. Also sweat it.

  Don't sweat, I'll take care of it.

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.

• to be very attracted to someone and pester them.

  Stop sweat'n me young'n.

  by Walker R., Silver Spring, MD, USA, Jan 10 2005.

adjective

• very inebriated.

  We all got torn down when he showed up with the keg.

  by Mike Walters, Chattanooga, TN, USA, Mar 31 1998.

• upset. Also to' down.

  He's been torn down since she dumped him.

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.

• ill.

  I couldn't go to work today - I was torn down.

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.

adjective

• angry; PISSED OFF.

  Don't get all torqued about it. It was just a pencil.

  Okay, now I'm torqued. Someone's gonna die.

  by Kaeori, Kansas City, MO, USA, Oct 22 1997.

noun

• the period of time during which a person is under the influence of LSD.

  I was on an eight-hour trip yesterday.

  by Anonymous, May 20 1997.

• a state of mind, mood, or interest.

  Dan must be on some sort of health trip - he spent $50 on vitamins.

  by Ishmael, Oakland, CA, USA, Oct 10 1997.

• a person or thing that is funny, interesting, or strange.

  He's a real trip.

  by Littleme247, San Francisco, CA, USA, Dec 05 1997.

verb

• to take LSD.

  I tripped for the first time last night.

  by Anonymous, May 20 1997.

• to worry.

  Don't trip about it!

  by Littleme247, San Francisco, CA, USA, Dec 05 1997.

• to react with extreme or irrational distress or composure; FREAK OUT.

  When he passed out, I tripped!

  by Littleme247, San Francisco, CA, USA, Dec 05 1997.

• to partake in friendly flirting, which may lead to a more serious relationship.

  They used to trip but now they're going out.

  by Missy, CA, USA, Feb 22 1998.

• to be surprised.

  Man, I tripped when I saw her walk in.

  by Missy, CA, USA, Feb 22 1998.

• to not be thinking clearly, to err.

  You were right about her phone number. I must have been tripping.

  by Anonymous, Dec 16 1998.

• to be angry.

  by Jonnah Zablan, Jun 08 2007.

verb

• to react with extreme or irrational distress or composure. See also freak out.

  She tripped out when she heard what he had done.

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.