Slang From Your Hometown.

minge - ladies parts
mong- ugly person
fish- smelly person "ewww you fish"
screep - "get out of the way you screep"
jann - "so, we're janning after class right?" hang out

Gurt - Big.

cereal - serious :XD

Round here everyone says wag wan but I have no idea what it means. :XD

I've never met another mibbian from Connecticut. :roll:
Anyways, 'round here we say:
Mad; Very. "That movie was mad boring, man."
Wicked; Very.
Remedial; Dumb. "What are you, remedial?"
Creeper; Scary/ weird person.
Jacked up; F*ed up, messed up. "Hillary was the one who jacked up your shirt.
Jack; Steal. "Man, she jacked my shoes!"

Dretley is Cornish for later so we all end up saying 'I'll do it dretley' or 'There's this film on dretley' you don't half get weird looks from people from up country

Okay people. This is spanish slang terms... So prepare your dictionaries. :tehe:

Mano: Dude. "Ala mano! Tenias que haber visto eso!"
Chilero(a): Cool. "Esa babosada esta chilera!"
Virgo: Same are Chilero. "Mano, que virgo!"
Cozo: "Mira ese cozo!" Normally used whenever you don't know what the hell the thing you're refering to is called.
Animal: Used to insult friends without really insulting them. "Mierda! Que animal sos!"
Ala Madre: A way to express dislike. Normally used whenever the person is angry or doesn't like whatever the hell is going on. "Ala madre!"

You have to love Guatemala for Mano. It means hand, yet, we call half the world mano! :lmfao

Cardiff slang is appalling.

I'll do it now in a minute - I will do something soon. eg. I'll tidy my room now in a minute.

Tidy - Cool. eg. Your t-shirt is tidy

Butt - ...I don't even know...but eg Alright, butt? is a popular saying. And anything you hear on Gavin and Stacy is genuine slang :XD

Fit- good looking.

smash - fuck or bang.
legit - cool.
:XD this is mostly just around the area I live in.

"That's what's up"

:tehe: Gotta love country towns.

jank - thats gay/that's cool :shifty

Gabe Saporta.:

I've never met another mibbian from Connecticut. :roll:
Anyways, 'round here we say:

I'm from Connecticut too.

We say things like: Dude, don't do that in front of the electrical outlet.

Australia!

at our school, we use comebacks like,
'Go home!'
'Your face' (similar to yo' momma jokes'

and then we have words like:
cereal - serious
I say the word 'lol' a lot.

New Orleans
(beware, some of these are crazy Cajun French words slaughtered by non Cajun French speakers)

bookoo (derived from the french word beaucoup) = a lot "Man, your Mama has bookoo shoes."

neutral ground = meridian; the strip of grass in the middle of streets.

snowballs = snowcone like ice treats that come in flavours ranging from spearmint to Smurf to Grasshopper

beignets = fried donut type pastries coated in powdered sugar. People come all over for coffee and beignets at Cafe Du Monde.

Going by the *insert name here* = instead of saying "going to" most New Orleanians say "going by". I know, it makes no sense.

Who dat? = annoying Saints fan speak. No one knows what it means but it's shouted at every Saints game.

Making groceries = going to purchase some groceries

Make do-do (pronounced like "dough".) = go to sleep "I'm gonna make do-do."

Lagniappe = something extra that you toss in for free. "Here's the shirts you ordered and some lagniappe"

Da/The Parish = any local knows that even though Louisiana has parishes and not counties, there is only ONE "The Parish" aka Chalmette, a small town outside New Orleans. (where I live. :XD)

Yea, you right! = something positive.

Yatspeak = Chalmette and the surrounding areas accents, very distinct.

Cher (pronounced "sha".) = dear love "Oh, cher, it'll be alright."

beaux-beaux (pronounced bow-bow) = like boo-boo

:XD yes, a lot of these came from a site that refreshed my memory. I posted the ones that are used.

Fang it- From my friend Grace, means to run like hell.
Stonkered- A word I made up that is gaining popularity at school. Means half stoned, half bonkers. :XD
Bru- A version of "Bro"- probably the New Zealand pronuciation.
Goonsack- A sack of "goon" (wine)

Bubble - Laugh
Fair does - Okay
Mardy - Angry

Aha, I have a very long list.

Get wazzed/get sauced/get pissed - Get drunk eg. "Me and the boys are going out to get sauced/wazzed/pissed tonight."

Raakie, pronounced "raaah-key" - Skid in a car eg. "Pull a mean raakie!"

Jew - I can only give an example. "Hey man can I borrow $2.50?"
"Sorry I need it for this afternoon."
"You're a jew."
Bad example. I think thats quite a popular one everywhere. :shifty

Beached/parched - tired eg. "I'm beached as man/I'm parched as man."

Bro - friendly gesture toward someone you know or don't know.
eg. "I'll have a cheeseburger combo thanks bro."
eg. "Hey bro, what are you doing today?"
For formal & informal use.

Mean - cool eg. "Mean car man!"

Keen - really want to do something eg. "Keen to get sauced tonight, bro."

Thats all for now.

Kia ora bro!

We call flip flops "jandals" here, and seem to use the phrase 'You can't handle the jandal!' a lot lol.

LAD I'LL FUCKIN' 'AVE YOU! - You better run, I'm about to stab you

:shifty