American English
How do you say cinema in American English?
movies
What does it mean to be under the weather?
It means that you are sick or ill.
a phrase to wish a person good luck (and not injury!)
break a leg
What's a bop?
($100: another way to say bop as a verb)
A good song.
$100: The song slaps.
What does it mean to describe something as fire?
It's incredible or amazing.
I wanna go shopping.
What does wanna mean in this example?
want to
Reggaeton is not my cup of tea.
What does this sentence mean?
I don't like reggaeton.
What do you say when something is very expensive?
It costs an arm and a leg., its gonna break the bank
What does mid mean?
mediocre
What does fit mean?
$100: a second meaning for the word fit
Outfit or clothes
$100: attractive or physically fit or able
How do you spell colour in American English?
color
What do you say when something is very easy?
It's a piece of cake. Easy peasy
(I will also accept: it's not rocket science.)
This phrase describes a person who is very lazy.
couch potato
What does bet mean?
Okay, agreed
What does sus mean?
suspicious or shady
How do you say pavement in American English?
Sidewalk
I am very tired! I am going to ___ ___ _____ (go to bed).
hit the sack or hit the hay
You and a friend are talking about Olivia before class. Now Olivia enters the classroom. What idiomatic expression can you use?
speak of the devil
Define rizz
Charisma or charm, to be suave
Person 1: I saw Rachel yesterday and she told me about her divorce.
Person 2: Oh my god. Spill the ___.
tea
(I will accept beans, but it's not technically a gen z word.)
How do you say sweets in American English?
candy/candies
Oh no! The teacher wants to see your homework, but you didn't do it. You need to face __ ______.
the music
What is a blessing in disguise?
Something (usually an event or outcome) that seems bad at first but is actually good.
Fill in the blank:
I did badly on the exam. I really ____ ___ __.
I did badly on the exam. I really blew it, I took the L.
When do you use the word shook?
when you are surprised or shocked by something