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Chillin

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Chillin’ *IMPORTANT NOTE: This is different than the temperature “chilly” or the food “Chili” or the country “Chile.” Chillin’ = to relax, spend time with friends “Chill out” = relax , act calm “just chill” = relax, act calm Who says this?: Mostly young people Ex:  I don’t think I’m doing anything tonight.  I’m just […]

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What’s Up

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What’s Up = hello, how’s it going (informal) *Sometimes “what’s up” is shortened to just “sup.” Who says it?: Mostly young people It sounds like a question, but really it is the same meaning as “hello” or “how’s it going.” You don’t have to answer with anything specific.  A simple “hi”, “hey”, or your own […]

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Cheesy

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Cheesy = trying too hard to act cool or look attractive   Ex:  Everybody’s clothing in the 1980s was so “cheesy.” Ex: That guy always uses “cheesy” pick up lines to try to entertain women. Ex: That movie looks so “cheesy.” Ex:  That commercial is so “cheesy.”  No one really acts like that.

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Bad

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Bad = cool, amazing, or dangerous *IMPORTANT NOTE: This is not the same bad that is opposite of good. So, this might be a little confusing.   *Think of the bad boy in school that all the girls like, or the Michael Jackson song “Bad.” Ex:  This jacket is “bad!” I have to buy it. […]

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Nah

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Nah = No  ( but less strong) “Yeah” (or spelled “yea”) is slang for yes, so “nah” is slang for no. Ex: Person #1: “Hey do you want to go see a movie?”Person #2: “Nah. I’m kind of busy. Maybe some other time.” Ex:  Person #1:  “Do you want something to eat?”Person #2:  “Nah.  I […]