#slang
215 words tagged “slang”
Another nickname for big arms.
Consistent and perfectly executed, or perfectly set up.
The military dining facility — where troops eat.
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Geordie and Scottish for cigarettes — plural by default.
Your boy. A close male associate in UK drill slang.
A hard hat — or a motorcycle helmet, take your pick.
A bodyboarder — mildly ribbing slang from stand-up surfers.
A hammer — used in place of a screwdriver.
West Coast suffix that turns any word into slang.
A skilled carver who drags a hand along the snow; also a jibe for snowboarders.
The grass median strip between highway lanes.
Near-zero visibility from heavy snow or fog.
To land a jump or trick perfectly and solidly.
Snowclone nickname for a streamer defined by one habit — like React Andy.
Charged up with energy and excitement before or during a surf.
Putting out a strong vibe of something; serving it ('she's giving...').
An especially dangerous gap that could badly hurt you.
To slide, bonk, or press on non-snow features like rails and boxes.
A knife — drill slang named after celeb chef Gordon Ramsay.
An abandoned house, especially one used for trapping.
Cop car — named for the spinning dome lights on top.
Absolutely steaming. Drunk beyond function.
Dancer slang for a strip-club customer.
Soft, slushy spring snow.
Discomforting, scary, or unnerving.
The ambulance that spends more time in the shop than on the road.
When the belly sticks out further than the booty do.
Phonetic for OMW — "on my way."
Fresh, untracked lines in new snow.
Normal For Norfolk — UK doctors' code for an unusual or inbred-looking patient.
A dedicated surfer who's in the water every single day.
Something outrageously unfair. A piss-take.
A proctologist.
In-group address for fellow queer people, gender no object.
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Very Intoxicated Person — EMS code for a wasted patient.
Waves wrecked and made choppy by too much wind.
Rough, gritty, street — and that's a compliment.