1980's
Used to describe something gross
What is "grody."
Used to describe a guy that thinks he's fly. And, is also known as a busta'.
If something was _____ it was cool. Not to be confused with illness.
What is "sick"
Anything impressive or stylish was said to be on _____.
What is "fleek."
Term used to describe when someone is excessively angry
Originally referred to a dangerous wave, but came to describe something that was either excellent and ragged
What is "gnarly"
Something is considered to be pretty, hot and tempting; Great or superb
What is "PHAT."
Used to describe a person's walk or demeanor in a very confident way; this word can also be used to describe a prize
What is "swag"
This interjection is an alternative form of yes, and it indicates ”a strong expression of excitement, approval, agreement, etc.”
Most often, it’s accompanied by queen or kween.
What is "yasssss."
A Lie or something false
What is "Cap"
A comeback that was made famous on the movie "The Breakfast Club", and later popularized by Bart Simpson
What is "eat my shorts"
Means Out of this world! (an explosive term)
Something that is never going happen, Gretchen!
What is "fetch."
Used to describe someone who is quite muscular and well built.
What is "Swol"
One word for "agreed," "let's do it."
A person who tries to be like someone else or to fit in with a particular group of people.
What is a "wannabe"
A handy way of saying "I don't want to hear what you are saying."
What is "talk to the hand"
Used to describe one's place of residence
What is "Crib"
This word is used to describe having a strong desire or desperation for intimacy.
What is "thirsty."
One's courtship/seduction skills
What is "Rizz"
A word that could describe a shape, but was used when "cool" just wasn't strong enough; begins with T
What is "tubular"
One's courtship/seduction skills
What is "game."
An adjective that adds extra emphasis
What is "Hella"
Used to show indifference or lack of enthusiasm about something.
To understand what was supposed to be done; to do something well
What is "understand the assignment"