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Social Justice Rogue
smoke bloke.. means to engage in certain activities.
Give me some local slang!
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Me I'm a Creator
Uber is my favourite word. Uber means alot or very. But uber is not local. I love Uber.
civaddict098
Prince
Creamy- soft-serve ice cream in Vermont.
Some Bay Area, CA slang.
hoo-ride = a good insult, also a really crappy car.
40 yard fake out (not bay area, but well known slang and funny so I am including it)= when a chick looks good from far away but when you get close she's not what you thought
real-talk = when you're being serious, but often used in jest.
shorties = ladies
talkin' bout it = when you agree with something or want to also partake in whatever the other is saying/doing
scrilla = money
scratch = money. Often used with scrilla to make "scrilla scratch."
feti = money
paper = money
notches = good looking women
yayo = cocaine
bammer = bad weed
schwag (east coast) = bad weed
crunk = generally used when getting really drunk. Crazy and drunk. Also a type of music.
hyphy = get "stupid dumb and ********." In other words, party, get drunk, go crazy. Made popular by E-40.
beat 'dose = have sex
hit that = have sex
tap that ass = have sex (old, not used much anymore)
same old yams = same chick you hooked up with before, implies boredom and not very exciting-ness, generally used as an insult
weak = not good. "That game was weak."
Boondocks = middle of nowhere. "You live in the boondocks dude."
tight = cool. "That's tight."
hella = synonymous with really. "That's hella cool." Loved and hated, its usage is generally laughed at by anyone not from northern california. Northern Ca. equivalent of "wicked."
popo = cops
hit me up, hit you up = call you, make contact. "I'll hit you up later."
fool = synonymous with dude, used among friends. "whatsup fool!" Not used with strangers.
That's all I could think of off the top of my head that is "PG."
hoo-ride = a good insult, also a really crappy car.
40 yard fake out (not bay area, but well known slang and funny so I am including it)= when a chick looks good from far away but when you get close she's not what you thought
real-talk = when you're being serious, but often used in jest.
shorties = ladies
talkin' bout it = when you agree with something or want to also partake in whatever the other is saying/doing
scrilla = money
scratch = money. Often used with scrilla to make "scrilla scratch."
feti = money
paper = money
notches = good looking women
yayo = cocaine
bammer = bad weed
schwag (east coast) = bad weed
crunk = generally used when getting really drunk. Crazy and drunk. Also a type of music.
hyphy = get "stupid dumb and ********." In other words, party, get drunk, go crazy. Made popular by E-40.
beat 'dose = have sex
hit that = have sex
tap that ass = have sex (old, not used much anymore)
same old yams = same chick you hooked up with before, implies boredom and not very exciting-ness, generally used as an insult
weak = not good. "That game was weak."
Boondocks = middle of nowhere. "You live in the boondocks dude."
tight = cool. "That's tight."
hella = synonymous with really. "That's hella cool." Loved and hated, its usage is generally laughed at by anyone not from northern california. Northern Ca. equivalent of "wicked."
popo = cops
hit me up, hit you up = call you, make contact. "I'll hit you up later."
fool = synonymous with dude, used among friends. "whatsup fool!" Not used with strangers.
That's all I could think of off the top of my head that is "PG."
Communisto
Condottiere
Loaft - To take along time, be slow
Chince - Bad, cheap
grips - to grab eg; "grips that phone"
Hosed - Drunk
Dip - leave, exit
deezed - heavily built, muscled
Box/scrap - fight, to fight
crisp - Good
reach - to go somewhere "I'll reach by you later"
keepin 6 - watching for the police
tonnes of others I just can't be bothered to think of.
Chince - Bad, cheap
grips - to grab eg; "grips that phone"
Hosed - Drunk
Dip - leave, exit
deezed - heavily built, muscled
Box/scrap - fight, to fight
crisp - Good
reach - to go somewhere "I'll reach by you later"
keepin 6 - watching for the police
tonnes of others I just can't be bothered to think of.
jeps
Arcadefire
a 2-4 (two-four) is a way of saying party (refers to a 24 case of beer, usually [unfortunately] Molson Canadian [who had the get a 2-4 for $24 ad campaign for a while])
Tim's - Tim Hortons, the life of our nation, the base of our economy, and essentially what canadians bleed (other than Hockey. and Lacrosse. and if your a newfie, curling.) see double-double
the bay - hudson's bay. and HBC. what other bay would we be talking about? bay of fundy? yeah right. (the bay, #1 on the list of fun things to do in winnipeg)
cold - this thing we have here. depends on who you ask, some say it starts at 10° (we call them delusional), some at 0, some at -10, then you get to them northerners who say -30° is cold, anything above that is fine.
anglo/francophone - anglophone is any quebecer who speaks english as their first language. francophone is any québecer who speaks french as their first language. anglophone is also a derogatory term when used by separtists.
Fuddle-Duddle - a way of saying 'F___ YOU!' in front of parliament and tv crews, but trying to get off of apologizing. original use Pierre Elliott Trudeau.
Oui - Québecois who wish to separate from canada
Non - Quebecers who wish to stay in canada
Abaddon
Deity
Numpty ~> Idiot
Toon ~> Town
WarKid ~> our kid ~>mate
y, i ~>yes
Can you tell i've lived in Newcastle a while now?
Toon ~> Town
WarKid ~> our kid ~>mate
y, i ~>yes
Can you tell i've lived in Newcastle a while now?
jeps
Arcadefire
anyway, after those general canadian ones, onto LOCAL SLANG!
905er - someone who lives in the suburbs of toronto (after the 905 area code), can be used demeaningly by someone who lives IN toronto (416 area code) to mean hick/redneck, can be used with pride by residents of 905 who are more metropolitan
'From woodbridge' - Italian. it doesnt matter where you live, if you are italian, you're from woodbridge.
tronno/toronno - toronto. that last t always gets the shaft.
TO - also toronto. which is why Terrell Owens was REALLY popular here for a while.
Skydome - the Rogers Centre.
North - anything north of barrie
905er - someone who lives in the suburbs of toronto (after the 905 area code), can be used demeaningly by someone who lives IN toronto (416 area code) to mean hick/redneck, can be used with pride by residents of 905 who are more metropolitan
'From woodbridge' - Italian. it doesnt matter where you live, if you are italian, you're from woodbridge.
tronno/toronno - toronto. that last t always gets the shaft.
TO - also toronto. which is why Terrell Owens was REALLY popular here for a while.
Skydome - the Rogers Centre.
North - anything north of barrie
Communisto
Condottiere
We call Toronto TDot or Hogtown.
jeps
Arcadefire
yeah, that too.
those both relate to calgary, who want to be us so much they added the nicknames C-Spot and Cowtown...
This is spot. C-Spot run.
those both relate to calgary, who want to be us so much they added the nicknames C-Spot and Cowtown...
This is spot. C-Spot run.
Communisto
Condottiere
Hah, I didn't know that, that's funny.
Elta
我不会把这种
(Some of this is common in Cali too - some may be world wide .... I haven't been every where 
)
Dipped - To get picked up and slammed - usually on the side.
Dip set - I am gonna leave right now.
Roman style - Driving on the side walk with your motorcycle ( not sure why it's called that)
Squoae - A sarcastic allmost eric cartman way of pronouncing square as in " you tryin a get Squoae?" - You lookin to fight.
Tip - Cops, as in they never tip
)Dipped - To get picked up and slammed - usually on the side.
Dip set - I am gonna leave right now.
Roman style - Driving on the side walk with your motorcycle ( not sure why it's called that)
Squoae - A sarcastic allmost eric cartman way of pronouncing square as in " you tryin a get Squoae?" - You lookin to fight.
Tip - Cops, as in they never tip
MobBoss
Off-Topic Overlord
Not catchy enough....lets invent a new slang word for it.
I don't know if this is a local thing, but apparently the word 'straight' has taken a new meaning. For example:
"That's alright.." can be said "That's straight.."
or another example:
"Is that legitimate?" can be answered by "It's straight."
I can give an example of an extremely local word (so local that it hasn't even spread out of my own house) and I've never heard anyone besides my family say it, and that word is "f**k ex." Apparently it's a term used in the Navy, I don't know how commonly.
If you wanted to say "The traffic is ridiculous!", you could say instead "It's a big f**k ex out there!"
"That's alright.." can be said "That's straight.."
or another example:
"Is that legitimate?" can be answered by "It's straight."
I can give an example of an extremely local word (so local that it hasn't even spread out of my own house) and I've never heard anyone besides my family say it, and that word is "f**k ex." Apparently it's a term used in the Navy, I don't know how commonly.
If you wanted to say "The traffic is ridiculous!", you could say instead "It's a big f**k ex out there!"
bigdog5994
Lady Day
one you might hear around here is "im losing my religion" which means im goin CRAZY!!!! its really scary if your with a redneck and he says that under his breath
Jake - "okay", as in "everything's jake," meaning everything is cool.
"Everything jake?"
"I'm Jake. You're not Jake."
"I know, but everything's jake, right?"
"No, just me."
pet - to caress
neck - to caress
"Let's run over and pet their necks."
"I think you'd rather neck their pets."
Just kidding, we don't talk like 20s America anymore. Here, we have like...
"tight", which generically means cool. Nobody really says this anymore since we all repress it because it's part of the 90s, but occasionally it will surface.
We speak normally here. We're all Asians in Southern California. We speak good English.
"Everything jake?"
"I'm Jake. You're not Jake."
"I know, but everything's jake, right?"
"No, just me."
pet - to caress
neck - to caress
"Let's run over and pet their necks."
"I think you'd rather neck their pets."
Just kidding, we don't talk like 20s America anymore. Here, we have like...
"tight", which generically means cool. Nobody really says this anymore since we all repress it because it's part of the 90s, but occasionally it will surface.
We speak normally here. We're all Asians in Southern California. We speak good English.
bigdog5994
Lady Day
Jake - "okay", as in "everything's jake," meaning everything is cool.
"Everything jake?"
"I'm Jake. You're not Jake."
"I know, but everything's jake, right?"
"No, just me."
pet - to caress
neck - to caress
"Let's run over and pet their necks."
"I think you'd rather neck their pets."
Just kidding, we don't talk like 20s America anymore. Here, we have like...
"tight", which generically means cool. Nobody really says this anymore since we all repress it because it's part of the 90s, but occasionally it will surface.
We speak normally here. We're all Asians in Southern California. We speak good English.
are you sure your using neck right? cuz round' here to neck someone is to make out with them
