Spring 2000
 
 

Edited by Wayne Glowka and Brenda K. Lester
 
 

Collected by Jacob Bailey, Allison Blount, Tiffany Brantley, Jennifer Chambers, Heather Collins, Charles Farmer, Stephanie Miller, Sally Moseley, Yvonne Pringle, and Dallas Spires
 
 

The terms below were collected in the spring of 2000 by Georgia College & State University students in ENGL 4116 The Structure of Present-Day English. They heard their fellow GC&SU students use most of these terms in the spring of 2000, but some of the terms were heard elsewhere from different people at different times. The students found some of the terms in slang dictionaries and in serial works covered by Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe, and these references are included.

We would appreciate hearing from readers about the terms collected here. To get in touch with us, send an e-mail to <wglowka@mail.gcsu.edu>.
 
 

all ate up adj [cf RHHDAS eat up diff. definitions] Crazy 1999 Dec 15 Damian Whitworth London Times (Lexis-Nexis) IT’S ENUF 2 LV U 8UP. . . . Or, for those of you who have not quite got the hang of this e-mail thing yet, I was trying to say: "It’s enough to leave you all ate up (crazy).["] 2000 Feb 11 Technical support worker at GC&SU This computer is leaving me all ate up.

all chewed up adj [cf RHHDAS chew up diff. definitions] Unmotivated (military slang) 2000 Jan 30 Serviceman Fort Gordon GA He has been all chewed up this week. His boots are not shined, and he cannot seem to make it to formation in time.

all up in one’s junk phrase Intruding on one's privacy or space 2000 Spring GC&SU female She was all up in my junk trying to tell me what to do about my problem.

andibles [pronounced like edibles] Animals 1999 Nov GC&SU male Let’s go free all the andibles from the Atlanta Zoo. go andibles phrase [cf RHHDAS go animal sv animal] Act in a crazy, extraordinary, amazing, or wild manner 1999 Nov GC&SU male (watching a friend slam a cup down on a table and run out of a fast food resaurant screaming) He’s going andibles. talkin’ andibles, talkin’ phrase, v Speaking in a crazy or nonsensical manner, behaving irrationally, but generally in a comic manner 1999 Oct GC&SU male (after speaking gibberish) I’m talkin’ andibles. Fall GC&SU male (watching a child throw a temper tantrum in a shopping mall) He’s talkin’.

ankle v Pull (somebody's) pants or shorts down to his or her ankles 1988 Sep Rockdale County male I am going to ankle Jamie.

apple n Dose of LSD 1996 Feb Rockdale County male How many apples do you have left?

aw junk interj [OED2 aw 'An exclamation usually expressing mild remonstrance, entreaty, commiseration, disgust, or disapproval’ 1852; RHHDAS junk 'nonsense, rubbish' 1910] Expression of disappointment, anger, or sarcasm 2000 Jan 20GC&SU male Aw junk! I left my notes for the test at home.

baby daddy n [cf RHHDAS daddy 3.a. ‘a male lover, boyfriend, or husband’ 1909] Man well liked by a woman 2000 Winter GC&SU student Ginuwine is my baby daddy.

baby Mic n Small bottle of Michelob 2000 Jan 28 MGC male Toss me a baby Mic from the cooler.

baked v [RHHDAS this sense 1978] Intoxicated from marijuana 1998 Jan 19 Boston Globe 9C (Lexis-Nexis) "Half Baked" sells itself as a rebellious, anti-establishment reefer movie for the '90s. Even a pothead could catch the oxymoron there: Marijuana doesn't pack much of a subversive punch this decade. 2000 Jan 24 GC&SU female I was baked last night; I smoked four joints in one hour.

bbbrrracket interj Male signal word for an attractive female (i.e., a woman in his bracket) 1998 Dec Gwinnet County male Bbbrrracket!

biatch n [from bitch] Malicious female 2000 Jan 10 GC&SU male That girl is a biatch.

bisket n [RHHDAS biscuit 7. ‘Narc. a white tablet, as of methadone’ 1972] Dose of ecstasy 1999 Sep Baldwin County male Do you want a bisket or an apple?

blow n [RHHDAS 7.b. 1971] Cocaine 1999 Dec GC&SU female He asked me if I wanted any blow.

blue-chipped adj (Of ecstasy) laced with heroin 1995 Oct Monroe county female Are these the common type or are they the blue-chipped that will make me puke?

bombdiggety n [cf RHHDASdiggety] The coolest, the most hip thing (see also tiggety) 1999 Sep GC&SU male Going to New Orleans for spring break this year would just be the bombdiggety.

boo n Lover (among African-Americans) 2000 Jan 21 GC&SU female I’m going to meet my boo.

boo-agly adj Drunk 1999 Nov GC&SU male I came in all boo-agly last night from the bar.

boss adj [RHHDAS 1836] The best 2000 Jan 25 GC&SU male At one time or another, I bet some people thought Foghat was boss.

bounce v [cf RHHDAS 2.a-c.] Leave in a hurry 2000 Jan 20 GC&SU female I have to bounce because I'm late for class.

break v Tell someone off, give someone a piece of one’s mind 2000 Winter GC&SU student She does not want me to have to break her.

break off v [Cal Poly College Slang Project 1997] Give 2000 Winter GC&SU student Break me off some of those beets.

buick v [echoism; RHHDAS sell a buick 1971, buick 1984] Vomit 1999 Aug GC&SU male That girl makes me just want to go buick.

bunt v Bend 2000 Winter GC&SU student Bunt over and shake it.

butt [be] on fire phrase Suffer from diarrhea 2000 Spring GC&SU student My butt was on fire after the Taco Bell I had for dinner.

check the maybe box phrase Said of a person acting very immaturely 2000 Spring GC&SU student Are you gonna ask her to check the maybe box now?

chief n Pothead 2000 Jan 28 MGC male One of them chiefs got barred for possession at school.

chill v [RHHDAS 1.d. 1979] Rest; act in a casual manner 1999 Sep 13 Newsweek 40 (Lexis-Nexis) Michael Jeffries, CEO of Abercrombie and Fitch, shows up for an interview dressed to chill: shorts, turtleneck, sandals. 2000 Jan 16 John Baker Letter to editor Seattle Times D2 (Lexis-Nexis) I’m sick. Bobby Phills, a guy, a good man, just chillin’ after making a couple of thousand at basketball practice, goes lightheartedly to his expensive, too-fast-for-any-plausible-purpose car, chatting with friends, loving life. . . . and within five minutes he is dead! Jan 22 GC&SU female We did not do much last night; we just chilled in front of the TV. Feb 1 GC&SU student I have no tests this week. I’m just chilln’.

coco puff n [after the breakfast cereal] Cigarette containing marijuana mixed with cocaine 1989 Philip Hager Los Angeles Times 2/1/1 (Lexis-Nexis) She had gone to a Santa Ana motel room to inhale lines of cocaine and to smoke hand-rolled cigarettes made of cocaine and tobacco that are known as "coco puffs." 1998 Aug Baldwin County male Have you ever tried coco puffs?

cool and the gang adj [from the band of the same name] Very good 2000 Feb 9 GC&SU male at party Milledgeville GA Not to worry, everything is cool and the gang.

cool beans interj [NTC’s Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions ‘wow’] O.K. 2000 Jan 3 GSC male I’ll call you back in five minutes. Cool beans!

cow pissin’ on a flat rock, like a phrase (Of rain) very hard 2000 Jan 28 MGC male The whole trip it rained like a cow pissin’ on a flat rock.

creep v [cf RHHDAS ‘Esp. Black E. 1942] Steal something 2000 Winter GC&SU student He crept his sister’s new earrings to give to his girlfriend.

da bomb n Something cool, stylish, hip 1999 Oct GC&SU female (talking about one of her closest friends) I think Ryan is da bomb.

dig v 1: [cf RHHDAS 3., 4.] Try to get money from someone 2000 Winter GC&SU student She was only digging him. 2: Remove underwear from inside the crack in one’s bottom 2000 Winter GC&SU student Stop diggin’.

dip on out v [cf RHHDAS dip v 1.] Leave 1999 Oct MSC male Well, girl, we’re about to dip on out.

dirty whore n Jerk 2000 Spring GC&SU student You are such a dirty whore; quit making fun of my sister.

dive n Boring place or event [OED2 1871] 2000 Jan 25 Former GC&SU male Cameron’s is full of frat guys; it’s such a dive.

dog n [Rap Dictionary 1992; Cal Poly College Slang Project 1997] Close friend 2000 GC&SU student He lent me his last $5.

dope adj [RHHDAS 1981] Good 2000 Jan GC&SU male I bought front row tickets to the Pearl Jam concert; that's dope, dude.

double deuce n Twenty-two ounce bottle of beer 2000 Jan 28 MSC female Ann, you want a beer? Yeah, get me a double deuce.

drain the main vein n [RHHDAS 1990] Urinate 2000 Jan GC&SU male I need to drain the main vein.

drama queen n [RHHDAS 1990] Melodramatic person 2000 Spring GC&SU student He is such a drama queen when it comes to his relationship with his dad.

dressed up white trash n Young female with nice clothes and good looks but no manners 2000 Jan 20 GC&SU female That girl thinks she is hot, but she's just dressed up white trash.

drop the kids off v Defecate; void excrement 2000 Jan GC&SU male Excuse me. I’ve got to go drop the kids off.

e n Designer drug ecstasy (see also x) 1999 Dec GC&SU female Last night, at the party, everyone was on e.

86 adj [RHHDAS 1926-35] Out of 1979 Nov 19 Craig Clairborne New York Times 2/12/6 (Lexis-Nexis; abstract) Craig Claiborne notes the term ‘86’ is used widely by bartenders and others to indicate customer has had enough drinks. Says term is used in restaurants to indicate kitchen has run out of a dish. 1995 Gwinett County female We are 86 lobsters today.

emo-core n Type of rock music stressing emotion and sincerity 1999 Dec 12 Nick Carter Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 5 (Lexis-Nexis) Call it emo-core. Call it emo-punk. Whatever term best captures the punk-meets-pop meld of the Milwaukee-bred Promise Ring, what’s important is that its sound is spreading nationwide. 2000Feb 10 GC&SU female New bands like The Promise Ring and The Get Up Kids play emo-core.

fake n’ bake n Tanning bed or booth 2000 Jan GC&SU male My stepmom goes to the fake n’ bake every afternoon.

five minute rule n Claim made to regain a seat within five minutes of leaving it 1998 Sep Milledgeville male (pointing to a seat) Five minute rule.

flopper stopper n Brassiere 2000 Jan 23 Middle-aged man Dublin GA Honey, flopper-stoppers are on sale at Belks.

fluff v [cf RHWCD fluff ‘something light or frivolous’; OED2 ‘to make (gunpowder) ignite and go off’] Break wind, fart 2000 Jan GC&SU female Excuse me, I fluffed.

48 hour rule n Rule of student etiquette whereby items abandoned for 48 hours become the property of the person who lives where the items were abandoned 1998 Sep Milledgeville male What? You want your 12 pack of Mr. Pibb back? Sorry man, the 48 hour rule came into effect. It's all gone.

f*** a bunch of (her/him/that) phrase I do not care about someone or something 2000 Feb 22 GC&SU female She’s my friend and everything, but if she’s gonna go off and get married and not tell me . . . Well, f*** a bunch of her.

f.u.b.a.r. adj [RHHDAS 1944] Destroyed 2000 Jan 8 GC&SU male After he failed his test and wrecked his car, his life was f.u.b.a.r.

gellies n, pl [cf RHHDAS jellybean 3. ‘Narc. a colored capsule containing a depressant or stimulant drug’] LSD in the form of gel tabs 1999 Sep GC&SU female She was selling gellies to pay rent, but she took too many of them to make any money.

get crunk phrase Become happy, light-hearted 1999 Sep 26 Soren Baker Los Angeles Times 68 (Lexis-Nexis) Various artists, "Get Crunk," Tommy Boy. Full of up-tempo party grooves, this dance-inducing compilation (in stores Tuesday) serves as a good introduction to a host of quality Southern hip-hop groups. 2000 Feb 7 Baldwin County high school student I plan on getting crunk this weekend.

get smoked phrase 1: Lose by a considerable amount 2000 Jan 2 Mike Harrington Buffalo News 2B (Lexis-Nexis; head) TEAMS ON TOBACCO ROAD KEEP GETTING SMOKED THIS SEASON 2: Get in trouble (military slang) 2000 Jan 28 Serviceman Fort Gordon GA He kept getting smoked al this week. He has had to do more push-ups than anyone.

hotboy, hotgirl n [Cal Poly College Slang Project 1999] Attractive person 2000 GC&SU student She’s a hotgirl.

in the weeds prep phrase Very busy (among restaurant workers) 1991 Apr 28 Louis Berney St. Louis Post-Dispatch 5C (Lexis-Nexis) "In the Weeds" is a story that spins out bizarre variations of the expression used to describe the hectic pace in the kitchen when everyone is backed up, behind schedule, "sweaty, too busy to think straight." 1995 Mar Gwinnet County female Can you help me? I am in the weeds.

jack n [OED2 1890] Money 2000 Mar 8 GC&SU female If you were to be an interior decorator in a big city, you could make you some jack.

jack-off adj Very easy 2000 Jan 23 GC&SU male That was a jack-off exam.

juice up v [cf RHHDAS juicen 1.b. ‘a drug in liquid solution’ 1971] Use steroids in order to increase muscle mass 1989 Feb 12 New YorkTimes 12LI/10 (Lexis-Nexis) Nobody knows exactly how many young body builders, weight lifters and other athletes "juice up" regularly on anabolic steroids, injecting the drugs into their bodies or swallowing them in pill form. 2000 Jan GC&SU male He's juicing up because he has gained 10 pounds in two weeks.

junk in your trunk, a lot of n [RHHDAS 1995] Big butt 2000 Jan GC&SU male Hey, baby! You’ve got a lot of junk in your trunk!

killer 1: adj [W10 1951] Excellent, better than most 1997 Jan 6 Howard Goodman St. Louis Post-Dispatch 4E (Lexis-Nexis; Philadelphia Inquirer) You hip to what’s sweet, tight, chillin’ crazy, def, kickin’, killer, phat, bad, heavy, smokin’, pap, stupid, fresh, wicked? 2: n [RHHDAS 1.a. ‘a formidable or impressive person or thing’] Friend, buddy 2000 Jan 20 Serviceman Fort Gordon GA What’s up, killer?

lickety-split adv Very soon [RHHDAS variants listed from 1831; cf DARE] 1998 Jan Milledgeville female We will have the reports that you requested lickety-split.

loc adj [cf RHHDAS Rap Music ‘a fellow gang member; (hence) friend’ and ‘crazy’] Fashionable or in style 2000 GC&SU student Those new shoes are loc.

low-rent adj [RHHDAS 1957] Low down, cheap, inconsiderate 1998 MGC male Roy left us standing on the corner waiting for fifteen minutes. That was so low-rent.

lowriders n [cf RHHDAS other defs.] Pants worn low around the hips by young men 2000 Jan 22 Middle school boy at wrestling tournament Dublin GA That old man’s wearing some lowriders.

messed up adj [cf OEDS 1909] Wrong 2000 Jan GC&SU male Three tests in one day--that's messed up!

money n [Cal Poly College Slang Project 1997; RHHDAS 2. 1990 ‘friend’] Person with a lot of money 2000 GC&SU student What’s going on, money?

moochie n [cf OED2 moocha, moochi(e) ‘a short skirt worn as a loin-cloth by the aboriginal inhabitants of eastern South Africa before the introduction of European dress’] Vagina, female genitalia 2000 Jan GC&SU male I want to get some of that moochie!

nachos n Marijuana 1996 Rockdale County male Do you have any nachos? Let’s eat nachos tonight.

nose candy n [RHHDAS ‘crystalline narcotic’ 1925] Cocaine 1999 Nov GC&SU male I used to like some nose candy.

nude olympics n 1: Event at which a number of people remove all of their clothes and then run (i.e., streak) 1987 Feb 1 New York Times1/2/45/1 (Lexis-Nexis) The romp, known as the nude olympics, began at about midnight one day last week when the temperature was in the mid-30's. 2: Sexual intercourse 2000 Feb GC&SU male I walked into my apartment and found my roommate's and her boyfriend's clothes all over the living room; it looked they had been having the nude olympics.

nuts and stuff interj Damn it 2000 Spring GC&SU student Nuts and stuff! I just slammed my finger in the door.

off the chain prep phr (Of clothing) excellent, expensive looking, stylish 2000 Feb 21 Baldwin County High School student That outfit is really off the chain.

one-way conversation n [cf RHHDASone-way 2.a.-b.] Situation in which one person does all of the talking while the other listens 1997 Aug 31 Greg Hamilton St. Petersburg Times 1 (Lexis-Nexis) When the state Department of Transportation folks performed their dog-and-pony show for county commissioners, there was little pretense. They knew, and soon everyone else in the room knew, that this was going to be a one-way conversation. 2000 Jan 22 Serviceman Fort Gordon GA This is a one-way conversation: I talk, you listen.

on the fly prep phrase [cf RHHDASon the ----] In a hurry 1981 May 1 Mary Cantwell New York Times A30/1 (Lexis-Nexis) Everything was done on the fly: you had to be fast to live in New York. 1995 Mar Gwinnet County Female. I need those French fries on the fly.

peace, that’s phrase That is correct or in style 2000 GC&SU student Did you see his new car? Yea, that’s peace!

pimp adj Hip, stylish, cool 1999 Sep GC&SU male Cake’s music is pimp.

poking buddy n Sexual partner in a relationship in which the only interaction is sex 2000 Feb GC&SU male My roommate does not date; she just has poking buddies.

punk out v [OED2 1920] Fail to follow through with a plan or to help out friends 2000 Feb GC&SU male Why did you punk out on us last night and not show up?

ride the short bus with tinted windows phrase Be stupid 2000 Jan 28 MSC female You know she had to have rode the short bus with tinted windows if she took him back.

rock star n Moon 2000 Jan Middle-aged man Dublin GA Come on, boys, if you want to watch the rock star eclipse.

roll v Display the effects of the drug ecstasy 1995 Oct Monroe GA female Are you rolling with us tonight? 1996 Mar 18 Cindy Hoffman Tampa Tribune 1 (Lexis-Nexis) As for the terms above, a person who’s feeling the effects of LSD is said to be tripping, a person on the drug Ecstasy is rolling, and a person using both is trolling. 2000 Jan GS&SU female After that ecstasy last night I was rolling for hours. Feb 27 Denver Post A/01 (Lexis-Nexis; headline) ‘Hug drug’ intoxicating Denverites [/] Ravers rolling on ecstasy flock to after-hours clubs

rough, that's interjExpression of hardship 2000 Feb GC&SU female I have an eight o'clock class. That's rough!

rump ribbon n Toilet paper 2000 Jan Milledgeville GA female Did you use the last of the rump ribbon?

scooby snack n [from the theme of the cartoon show Scooby Do] 1: Vagina, female genitalia 2000 Jan GC&SU male That girl gave me some of her scooby snack. 2: Capsule filled with methamphetamine 1997 Apr 22 Denver Post B-07 (Lexis-Nexis) An affidavit by the arresting officers states that Roy Dale Morris, 47, his wife and a 20-year-old man referred to their drug high as a "‘scooby snack,’ defined as a capsule filled with (methamphetamine)."

scutter n Trashy female, a slut 1999 Dec GC&SU female She’s just a scutter.

shack v [reduced from shack up ‘cohabit with a member of the opposite sex’] Spend the night at the house of a member of the opposite sex 2000 Jan GC&SU male She shacked with the guy from the bar last night.

shake dance n Dance in which one shakes his or her bottom 2000 Spring GC&SU student She was shake dancing for the guys.

shit a duck phrase Be very upset 2000 Jan 28 MGC male My dad’s gonna shit a duck when he sees what Tracey did to his truck.

shnucky interj Nonsense (euphemism for shit) 1999 Dec 30 MSC female I swear, Heather gave me these jeans. Shnucky! She loves those pants.

shoot more shit than a double-barreled doodoo gunphrase Stretch the truth to a considerable degree 2000 Jan 28 MGC male You know that ain’t true! Geez, you shoot more shit than a double-barreled doodoo gun.

showboat n [cf OED2 v ‘to play in a showy way for the benefit of the spectators’; Dictionary of Popular Slang] Showoff, crowd pleaser 2000 Jan MSC female (discussing Roller Jam) Did you see Friday night’s show? Denise is a showboat when she gets in the rink.

shut your hole phrase Shut up! 1998 Aug 14 London Guardian 12 (Lexis-Nexis) Shut your hole . . . [ellipsis in text] Courtney Love’s promotional tour of Britain got off to something of a false start last week. 2000 Feb 2 GC&SU student Shut your hole! I wasn’t talking to you.

sketchy adj Outside of the normal, strange, weird, scary 2000 Jan GC&SU female The guys in the parking lot were not supposed to be there; the scene was sketchy.

skit v Put on airs, act high class 2000 Jan High school male Dublin GA He’s skittin’ in front of those girls.

splack n [cf OED2 splack ‘with a sound suggestive of splashing and smacking’] Sexual intercourse 2000 Jan GC&SU male We are going to have splack tonight!

son n [Cal Poly College Slang Project 1998] Friend or acquaintance 2000 GC&SU student What’s up, son?

so very adj Absolutely good, great 2000 Jan 30 GC&SU female That guy is so very.

stuck up his/her girl/boyfriend’s ass phrase Committed to spending a large amount of time with one’s girlfriend or boyfriend 2000 Jan GC&SU female I called her to go out with us, but she is so stuck up her boyfriend’s ass that she couldn’t come.

suicide on a stick, like adj (Of appearance) bad; depressed looking 1999 Get over it, Sue. You’re starting to look like suicide on a stick.

sweet interj Wow! Wonderful! 2000 Feb 13 GC&SU student We don’t have a test tomorrow? Sweet!

ten strip n Ten doses of LSD sold on paper acid; hence, a means of buying the drug in bulk at a discount 1994 May Rockdale County male I want a ten strip.

that fire adj Cool, nice, exceptionally good 2000 GC&SU student Her dancing is that fire.

thick adj Good looking 2000 Jan 28 Male in McDonald’s parking lot That girl at the drive-thru is thick.

ticket n Breast 2000 Jan MGC male (looking at sports magazine) Hey, Tiffany! Check that out. She’s got tickets enough for the two of you!

tiggety adj [tight + diggety; cf RHHDAS diggety] Very good (i.e., 'very tight'; see also bombdiggety) 1999 GC&SU student Those new songs are tiggity.

tig ol’ bitties n [from big ol’ titties] Large female breasts 1999 Oct GC&SU male Man, check out those tig ol’ bitties.

toss cookies phrase [RHHDAS cookies 4.a.] Vomit 1998 DCHS student Man, she just tossed cookies all over your backseat.

tray whore n Person who picks up after someone else in the cafeteria 2000 Feb 14 GC&SU female Will you be my tray whore?

tree climber Person with really long toenails 2000 Spring GC&SU student He’s a tree climber. He shouldn’t have worn those sandals if he’s not going to cut his toenails.

trip v [OED2 1959] Use LSD; experience its effects; hence, act in a crazy or deluded manner; feel good 1993 May Rockdale County male Are you tripping? 1999 Oct 23 Toronto Sun 2 (Lexis-Nexis; head) TRIPPIN’ OUT ON MEGA BINGO 2000 Feb 3 GC&SU student Do you want this back tomorrow? You must be trippin’.

true-lovin’ part phr Spending time (with one’s lover) 2000 Jan GC&SU male He wouldn’t go out with his friends because he is true-lovin’ with his girlfriend.

24/7/365 adv 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year; all the time 1994 May Rockdale County male We put up with this crap 24/7/365.

uglynasty adj Worse than bad 2000 Jan 18 GC&SU male That story was uglynasty--almost porno.

wack adj [cf OEDAS3 'bad'] Extremely attractive 2000 Jan 24 GC&SU male That fine girl is wack.

what the junk? interrog Why? 2000 Jan GC&SU female X: Sara is quitting school. Y: What the junk?

who’s your daddy? catchphrase [cf RHHDASdaddy 3.c ‘Pris. the partner who plays the dominant or masculine role in a homosexual relationship’] Who is your boss? (implying the speaker’s authority) 1999 Idle Hands (Dir Rodman Flender) [Actor Devon Sawa punches another character as says] Who’s your daddy? 2000 Feb 6 Mike Grant Louisville KY Courier-Journal (Lexis-Nexis) When Indiana University basketball coach Bob Knight stepped onto the court before yesterday’s game with Northwestern, he was prepared to be serenaded by "Who’s your daddy?’ chants from the Welsh-Ryan Arena Rowdies. Feb 20 GC&SU student Who’s your daddy?

WT n White trash 2000 Jan GC&SU female That girl is WT!

whoa, that’s adj That is incredibly nice 2000 Spring GC&SU student Look at that new jag. That’s whoa!

x n Designer drug ecstasy (see also e) 1999 Aug GC&SU female I know too many people who use x.

y’allternative n Music blending country and rock 1998 Feb 8 Dana Hall Washington Post (Lexis-Nexis)About 88,000 college students--the big three schools being Duke, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and North Carolina State--feed a thriving original local music scene that's the envy of the East Coast; it's variously been described as Twangcore, Y’allternative and Hard-Core Honkytonk. 2000 March 1 GC&SU male Wilco plays Y’allternative.

you’re all in the Kool-Aid and don’t even know the flavor catchphrase You are getting in someone else’s business without knowing all of the facts 2000 Jan 30 Baldwin County High School student You’re all in the Kool-Aid and don’t even know the flavor. Mind your own business!

your mom interj Shut up! 2000 Spring GC&SU student X: Your hair looks really weird today. Y: Your mom!