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AF SLANG
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AF Core Knowledge
100

This word comes from the word "Cot" for a baby, as that is where they spend most of their time

What is "CRIB"

100

Slang in the 1900's for "a man", used in the 1980's to address someone or as an exclamation

Dude

100

Food Truck

Roach Coach

100

Paying your bills, getting your car maintained, going to the dentist and other such accomplishments. Behavior involving being responsible. 

Adulting

100

AFJROTC

Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps

200
You can't be seen when you come this point in the road. To leave someplace

DIP

200

Something delicious, usually food

Bussin'

200

Air Force Academy Grad

Zoomie

200

Predominantly used in the past tense, describes someone or something you've rejected, deleted or cut out of your life

Cancelled

200

E-8 Air Force

Pay grade of a Senior Master Sergeant (SMSgt)

300

This word describes something imaginary or false. Stems for an early 19th century name for a machine to make counterfeit coins

Bogus

300

Suspicious or questionable

Sus

300

Another name for the Air Force Academy

The "Zoo"

300

Applying makeup, especially heavy makeup. Commonly used on social media in 2015

Beat Your Face

300

AFJROTC allowed female in the Air Force JROTC in year

1972

400

This phase came from the surfing culture in the late 70's. Flipped from "Challenging" or "Frightening" to mean something "Amazing"

What is "Gnarly"

400

No lie; seriously

No Cap

400

To lose your cool

Going Ballistic

400

Generally used as a term of endearment toward a significant other. A shortened version of Baby or Babe

Bae

400

Two Silver bars connect describes this Air Force Officer Rank

Captain

500

Credited to Black Slang in the 1980's to disrespect or insult someone

Diss

500

Short for delusional

Delulu

500

To load/unload your gear on an aircraft. Works best if you do it like a bucket brigade

Bag Drag

500

A slang way of dismissing someone. Think Friday

Bye Felicia

500

What is your ASI's Middle Name?

EDWARD (now spell it out phonetically for credit)