Slang

1950's

100

Ankle biter

A child, especially one who is misbehaving

200

Cool cat

A sophisticated and stylish person, often associated with jazz

300

Greaser

A member of a youth subculture, characterized by slicked-back hair and a rebellious attitude

400

Made in the shade

Having things go well, feeling fortunate and carefree

500

Razz my berries

Impress someone

1960's

100

Groovy

Cool, nice, or neat

200

Far out/Outta sight

Another way of saying "cool" or "amazing

300

Hang loose

Relax, take it easy

400

Fuzz

Police.

500

Dude

Was a geek

1970's

100

Radical

Synonymous with "cool" or "awesome,

200

Freaky Deaky

Meaning "strange" or "unusual

300

Keep On Steppin

Keep it moving" or "go away

400

Catch you on the flip side

See you later

500

10-4

Meaning "understood" or "okay,

2020's

100

Rizz

Short for charisma, referring to someone's attractiveness and charm

200

Go off

Used to encourage someone or to express excitement.

300

Salty

Describes someone who is upset or bitter.

400

Yeet

To throw something forcefully or to express excitement

500

Cheugy

Refers to something that is outdated or no longer in style