superdilyisious
anything ending with "izzle", like fashizzle
bambilance (like on that 911 call)
funnily  >:(

Remember all the loony words of the early 90's from stuff like the ninja turtles:
Tubular, Bodacious, cowabunga,

or what's up with half words like izit, 'sup, yo, thang, all that funky stuff where everyone tries to be hip and trendy. 

Gnarly, it is said in L.A. and hopefully it stays there. :-X


I know; I've lived in the L.A. vicinity all my life and have heard it used all my life. I sometimes use it myself.

Now to phrases/terms that I think fit this topic:

How about the word "dope" used as an adjective? ::)

"Trippin" as slang for "bluffing."

Shimmy.

And i honestly don't know what this word is supposed to mean  ;D


Depends how you are hearing it being used ?

#1  Abnormal vibration or wobbling, as of the wheels of an automobile.
#2  A dance popular in the 1920s, characterized by rapid shaking of the body.
#3  A chemise

Although I have heard it used to describe climbing, like for a smooth tree or a drainpipe

"Shimmied up the tree"  ???

The word WOOT makes me sick.


Agreed

My son uses it all the time, drives me insane  :(

Well stop it!  stop it right now!  don't make me come up there




Come on up. I dare ya.  ;)





Cat

Depends how you are hearing it being used ?

#1  Abnormal vibration or wobbling, as of the wheels of an automobile.
#2  A dance popular in the 1920s, characterized by rapid shaking of the body.
#3  A chemise

Although I have heard it used to describe climbing, like for a smooth tree or a drainpipe

"Shimmied up the tree"  ???


Nope, none of the above, unfortunatley.

I have heard it used much the way, awesome, Rad and cool have been used.

The word "Chuck" always preturbed me. Mainly because a snotty blonde woman kept saying that during our therapy sessions in 1986.

#2  A dance popular in the 1920s, characterized by rapid shaking of the body.

Although I have heard it used to describe climbing, like for a smooth tree or a drainpipe

"Shimmied up the tree"  ???


I can "shimmy" with the best of 'em! :D

My 82 y.o. mother has always used in relation to climbing.  As kids we were always being asked "can you just shimmy up that tree and grab that mango"  or whatever it was she wanted.  My brother actually shimmied once too often and broken both arms :o

I've just remember one I hate "biatch" - I think that's how it's spelt.  My kids use it all the time. :P  I don't know how they think using that word is any better or worse than using "b!tch".

Although this word is actually in the dictionary, I think it's one of the dumbest.

irregardless

It makes no sense.  It means the same thing as regardless.

Normally when you put "ir" in front of a word it means the opposite. ::)

nuzzle

wazzup

dickless ;D


Howard

Although this word is actually in the dictionary, I think it's one of the dumbest.

irregardless

It makes no sense. It means the same thing as regardless.

Normally when you put "ir" in front of a word it means the opposite. ::)


I know! I feel that if you put "ir" and the new word means the same thing, that's a contradiction. ::)

Just like inflammable. I looked that up in the dictionary a long time ago and it meant the same thing as flammable. But doesn't the prefix "in" mean "not"? If that were the case, then "inflammable" should mean "not flammable" (anything but flammable), right? ::)

Gnarly, it is said in LA and hopefully it stays there. :-X


LOL - My son has a pair of PJ's with alligators on them and "Gnarly" printed all over them.  I'd never seen or heard it before.

I know! I feel that if you put "ir" and the new word means the same thing, that's a contradiction. ::)

Just like inflammable. I looked that up in the dictionary a long time ago and it meant the same thing as flammable. But doesn't the prefix "in" mean "not"? If that were the case, then "inflammable" should mean "not flammable" (anything but flammable), right? ::)


Exactly! ;D  You know what bugs me even more?  When I hear people use those words. :o

INNIT!!!!!!!

OMG i've heard it everywhere

"Innit right that I..."
"But innit gone straight to church?..."

LOL it's so annoying

my friend told me this wierd thing''find a penny pick it up then all day you will have a penny"lol its wierd :P

my friend told me this wierd thing''find a penny pick it up then all day you will have a penny"lol its wierd :P


Picking up a penny may give me more problems than ever, for I may do my back in again and be recovering for the next few weeks.

owwwww
:-\\

My ex-boyfriend and his friends used to use the term jump-off profusely. It can mean anything, a person or thing. So basically I would sit and be subjected to hours off "Yo son, I just got this new jumpoff and I was gonna got to the crib with this other jumpoff and use it ch'nawhatimean?"

The funny thing was when ever my ex was not around his buddies, he would switch back to normal english again.

kewl dawg

The word "Chuck" always preturbed me. Mainly because a snotty blonde woman kept saying that during our therapy sessions in 1986.



It's a yiddish word for the skin left over from circumcision. It's not made up.


My ex-boyfriend and his friends used to use the term jump-off profusely. It can mean anything, a person or thing. So basically I would sit and be subjected to hours off "Yo son, I just got this new jumpoff and I was gonna got to the crib with this other jumpoff and use it ch'nawhatimean?"

The funny thing was when ever my ex was not around his buddies, he would switch back to normal english again.


Please tell him to stop using the word incorrectly! It's a word meaning something that's setting something off (or getting something started).

Tanya

kewl dawg


I've heard that countless times... what is a "dawg" anyway? (I assume this phrase is an intentional misspelling of the words cool and dog, respectively.) ::)

It's a yiddish word for the skin left over from circumcision. It's not made up.

Please tell him to stop using the word incorrectly! It's a word meaning something that's setting something off (or getting something started).

Tanya


I would be glad to tell him but, he's on a three year vacation at CLUB FED.

"boo"..god thats annoying. How is it remotely romantic/cute to call your SO "boo"?  :-X

Grody....instead of "gross"

Erin :)

Twerk, as in "Twerk your body" (dancing)

Bia' (another charming version of Biatch)

Shag and Snog (sorry to anyone from the UK)

Schpladow, this word has no true meaning it just emphasizes a story

Example: Yo' I saw this fly honey twerkin it hard up in a club. So I stepped to her and said "What up boo?" and yo check this honey musta been from london or sumthin cuz she asked if I knew how to shagand snog. I didn't know what that Bia' was talking about but I hooked her upSCHHHPLADOW...it was a wrap!

I can't stand all this "shizzle my nizzle" or "for shizzle" crap that Snoop Dogg always says.

(I think "Chuck" and "dickless" are funny words.)

When I was in Junior High School some people would use the word sauce to mean cool.

Man, that car was sauce.

It was pretty lame.

So if you call someone a Chuck, you are calling him/her a piece of foreskin from a bris? ???
It's a yiddish word for the skin left over from circumcision. It's not made up.

I can't stand all this "shizzle my nizzle" or "for shizzle" crap that Snoop Dogg always says.

(I think "Chuck" and "dickless" are funny words.)


I like Chuck too. ;D  I also like douchebag. ;D :D