Slang From Your Hometown.

Dude-??
Blows-sucks
Fail-haha, self explanitory
Junk- holy crap. example: "And when i fell, i was all like 'JUNK!'
Vittu - finnish word for f*uck

Blown - high.

paige you're a star.:

23. 588-2300: Everyone in Chicago knows this commercial jingle and the carpet company you'll get if you call that number -- Empire!

Oh my God, this killed me. Can't forget about '773, 202 do do do dooo LUNA!'

Toaster = Whore.

A fraction of the people in my school use that one.

chill: that's cool
zap: similar to snap
ice: cool

chrome : gun
shove off : to get high
hon : term of affection used all the time
kill : finish

Bromance: boys who are unnaturally tight (also called bros).

cereal- serious

Sicknasty = awesome

I use it all the time. :tehe:

Apparently "wasson" is local to my part of the country. I thought it was used by chavs all over the UK, but I guess I could be wrong.
I think it means "what's up". I got very confused the first time someone said it to me.

Edit; & we call parks "green"s too, like Alphabet Soup said. Thought that was everywhere too XD Shows how much I've been to other parts of the country and actually listened to what they've said XD.

paige you're a star.:

2. Sammich: Chicagoese for sandwich. When made with sausage, it's a sassage sammich; when made with shredded beef, it's an Italian Beef sammich, a local delicacy consisting of piles of spicy meat in a perilously soggy bun.

14. Goes: Past or present tense of the verb "say." For example, "Den he goes, 'I like this place'!"

15. Guys: Used when addressing two or more people, regardless of each individual's gender.

23. 588-2300: Everyone in Chicago knows this commercial jingle and the carpet company you'll get if you call that number -- Empire!

:XD I say sammich all the time and I've gotten my friends into it.

And we say 'goes' too. Or 'like' as in "An then she was all like..." But 'goes', yeah.

Guys, methinks, is international. :XD

:lmfao WE HAVE THE EMPIRE COMMERCIAL HERE TOO! DUDE!
800-588-2300 EMPIIIIIIIIRE TODAY!

chaz - hang out
waffler - someone who can't make up their mind. Other people might say it, too. I don't know. : )
lamp - stupid person

Also, a lot of guys I know say "Fudge on my nipple." I don't actually get that one. It's just an exclamation, I guess. XD

november.calls:

chaz - hang out
waffler - someone who can't make up their mind. Other people might say it, too. I don't know. : )
lamp - stupid person

Also, a lot of guys I know say "Fudge on my nipple." I don't actually get that one. It's just an exclamation, I guess. XD

AH ! Me and my friends use "lamp" and "leaf" as names for two kids in our class who are annoyingly ignorant.

fire- good, cool, awesome etc
salt- pissed off

Brianna! Anarbor:

paige you're a star.:

23. 588-2300: Everyone in Chicago knows this commercial jingle and the carpet company you'll get if you call that number -- Empire!

Oh my God, this killed me. Can't forget about '773, 202 do do do dooo LUNA!'

Right. :XD

When I moved where I live now, no one knew what Jewel's or Dominick's was. I was surprised but then again I moved like 2 hours away from where I used to live...

I have noticed Chicago natives tend to also tell distance as in time.
"How far is -insert town name here- from here?"
"About 20 minutes."

My school's mascot is the Falcon. One year instead of saying "fucking" kids would replace it with "falcon."
I.E.: "That's falcon awesome!"

Cut means pissed, or upset. Or something like that.

I just know the popular chicks use it. :shicty

A few people say creasin' for laughing. Like, if you found something really funny you'd say "Aw mate, I'm creasin'."
Loads of people say "I'm no being funny, but, like..." and "Nah, I'm being deadly." :tehe:

Tre Cool:

My school's mascot is the Falcon. One year instead of saying "fucking" kids would replace it with "falcon."
I.E.: "That's falcon awesome!"

:lmfao

Lithium.:

Right. :XD

When I moved where I live now, no one knew what Jewel's or Dominick's was. I was surprised but then again I moved like 2 hours away from where I used to live...

I have noticed Chicago natives tend to also tell distance as in time.
"How far is -insert town name here- from here?"
"About 20 minutes."

Ahaha omg we totally do! It seems much more logical to tell it in time though, doesn't it? :XD