noun

• a girl who dress up for a hockey games hoping to get a date with the players. Also hockey whore.

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

noun

• a fun activity or occasion.

  That party was such a rage!

  by Summer McCoy, West Palm Beach, FL, USA, Apr 08 1998.

verb

• to party extremely hard. Often implies drinking vast quantities of alcohol.

  I'm going to rage this weekend.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Jul 11 2007.

adjective

• unexpected and surprising.

  All of the sudden this guy jumped out from behind the bushes, it was so random!

  by Leah A., Ohio University, USA, Feb 15 1999.

• unexpectedly great.

  The party was totally random.

  by Dale, Feb 27 2005.

noun

• any person whom the speaker doesn't know well.

  I have a random for a lab assistant.

  by Mountain Man, Central, AL, USA, May 06 1998.

• a person who appears in a social context, but who no one knows. Used, for example, to refer to people that a friend has brought home from a social event, such as a party or club night.

  She brought this total random back to her room last night.

  Speaker: Who was that guy you were talking to at the bar?
  
  Response: No idea. It was just some random that sat down next to me.

  by Leah A., Ohio University, USA, Feb 15 1999.

• a person who attends some social activity (e.g. party) but doesn't know the people hosting the activity, and wasn't invited.

  The party wasn't so bad - only a few randoms showed up.

  by Anonymous, Jul 19 2007.

adjective

• ridiculous, absurd. Popularized by the United States radio/TV program Love Line.

  by Michael Cassell, Sacramento, CA, USA, Mar 24 1997.

• to go.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 14 2009.

• to rob.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 14 2009.

verb

• to use Ecstasy.

  That girl was rolling all night long.

  by Josh Higginbotham, Jun 06 1997.

• to laugh very hard.

  When he tripped, I was rolling so hard my stomach hurt.

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

• to drive.

  Me and my boys went rollin' last nite.

  by Anonymous, Apr 18 2002.

notes

• See sausage party.

  Let's bounce, this is a sausage fest!

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

noun

• a gathering with many more males than females. Connotes displeasure.

  Let's take off, this is just a sausage party.

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

verb

• to smile

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

adjective

• messy, run down, delapitated.

  My flat is real skank, just look at the fridge

  by ryan, New Zealand, May 20 2002.

noun

• a dirty or promiscuous female.

  Stay away from that skank.

  by Anonymous, Aug 31 1997.

verb

• to perform a particular style of dance to ska music.

  Look at that guy skank!

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

• to steal.

  He skanked my pencil.

  by Jon S., Niskayuna, NY, USA, May 10 1998.

• to defraud; CHEAT; CON.

  This isn't a real Gucci. That guy skanked me!

  by Rob D., Cambridge University, Granta Pl, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 1, UK, Jun 28 1999.

noun

• offensive speech about another person.

  I hear you've been talking smack about me.

  by Greg Dowd, New York, NY, USA, Sep 06 1997.

• heroin. From the technique used to find a vein by smacking one's arm.

  by H. P., Toronto, ON, Canada, Jan 23 1998.

verb

• to fraternize with the enemy. Often involves "kissing up."

  They're off smacking with student government.

  by SB, Pittsburgh, PA, USA, Sep 13 1997.

• to have sexual intercourse.

  We smack every now and then.

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

• to slap. Note: also pronounced "shmack."

  He got smacked right in the jaw.

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.

noun

• a gathering where multiple people smoke marijuana.

  That was such a fun smoke-out!

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

verb

• to smoke marijuana.

  You guys want to smoke out?

  by Lindsey Newton, Tampa, FL, USA, Jan 11 1998.

noun

• a gathering with many more males than females.

  This party is a sword fight.

  by Greg E., Baton Rouge, LA, USA, Apr 20 1998.

interjection

• goodbye.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Aug 31 2009.

intransitive verb

• to relax, calm down.

  I'm just taking it easy... watching some TV.

  Look man, I was just kidding. Take it easy.

  by Anonymous, Jul 05 2007.

intransitive verb

• to mock, make fun of, kid. Origin: British.

  Are you taking the piss?

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

transitive verb

• Also: take the piss out of, to aggravate someone on purpose.

  You're taking the piss out of me!

  by Stephen Judd, Nov 12 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.

noun

• video.

  Let's go rent a vid.

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.