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<blockquote data-quote="PowerSeed" data-source="post: 444219" data-attributes="member: 1364"><p>[ATTACH=full]74142[/ATTACH]</p><p><strong><u>M</u></strong></p><p><strong>Machine</strong>: An extremely fast and good-looking car.</p><p><strong>Make Out</strong>:Kissing.</p><p><strong>Make Tracks</strong>: To leave in a hurry.</p><p><strong>Meanwhile Back At The Ranch</strong>: It was used to get the storyteller back on track to the story he was telling. In other words, get to the point. It was meant to keep it short. Phrase came from serial westerns.</p><p><strong>Mess and a half</strong>: A situation which has degenerated beyond what you can handle.</p><p><strong>Mickey Mouse</strong>: Out of touch with styles and trends.</p><p><strong>Midnight Auto Service</strong>: Car thieves.</p><p><strong>Midnight Auto Supply</strong>: Stolen auto parts.</p><p><strong>Mileage</strong>: Wrinkles.</p><p><strong>Mint</strong>: Fine; excellent; great.</p><p><strong>Mod</strong>: Modern, in fashion.</p><p><strong>Mop-top</strong>: One with a Beatle haircut.</p><p><strong>Mover</strong>: Influential person.</p><p><strong>Music machine</strong>: A radio, jukebox, or phonograph.</p><p><strong>My Man</strong>: A very good friend.</p><p></p><p><strong><u>N</u></strong></p><p><strong>Neato</strong>: Sharp.</p><p><strong>Nifty</strong>: Useful, good.</p><p><strong>Nitty-Gritty</strong>: The core of truth.</p><p><strong>No Sweat</strong>!: No problem.</p><p><strong>No Way!</strong>: Definitely not!</p><p><strong>Nose</strong>: The front end of a surfboard.</p><p><strong>Not to cool</strong>: Devious, unfair.</p><p><strong>Now</strong>: Fashionable.</p><p><strong>Nowhere</strong>: Not very good; not acceptable.</p><p></p><p><strong><u>O</u></strong></p><p><strong>Off the wall</strong>: Strange.</p><p><strong>Old Lady:</strong>Referred to Mom.</p><p><strong>Old Man</strong>: Referred to Dad.</p><p><strong>On the hook: </strong>Responsible for the outcome of something.</p><p><strong>On the turf: </strong>Looking for work.</p><p><strong>Out of his tree</strong>: Crazy.</p><p><strong>Out of sight</strong>: Great, unbelievable.</p><p></p><p><strong><u>P</u></strong></p><p><strong>P.D.A.: </strong>Public Display of Affection.</p><p><strong>Pack it in:</strong>To get rid ofsomeone or something.</p><p><strong>Pad</strong>: Bed, place to sleep.</p><p><strong>Paper Shaker</strong>: Cheerleader.</p><p><strong>Passion Pit</strong>: Drive-in Movie.</p><p><strong>Pay one’s dues</strong>: To pay for making a mistake.</p><p><strong>Payola</strong>: Money, a bribe.</p><p><strong>Peel Out</strong>: Burn or leave rubber with your car.</p><p><strong>Peepers</strong>: Eyeglasses.</p><p><strong>Percolate</strong>!: Let it happen!</p><p><strong>Pig</strong>: Cop.</p><p><strong>Pig Out</strong>: Overeat.</p><p><strong>Pit Guard</strong>: Under arm deodorant.</p><p><strong>Pits</strong>: Disgusting, unpleasant.</p><p><strong>Plastic</strong>:Artificial, fake; less than genuine.</p><p><strong>Pokey</strong>: Jail.</p><p><strong>Poop</strong>: The latest information.</p><p><strong>Pound</strong>: To beat up somebody i.e. "I'm gonna pound you.</p><p><strong>Psychedelic</strong>: Bright, dreamy patterns of light or color.</p><p></p><p><strong><u>Q</u></strong></p><p>- - -</p><p></p><p><strong><u>R</u></strong></p><p><strong>Rack</strong>: To sleep.</p><p><strong>Rag top</strong>: Convertible.</p><p><strong>Rags</strong>: Clothes.</p><p><strong>Rap</strong>: To talk, chart.</p><p><strong>Rap session</strong>: Discussion.</p><p><strong>Rat</strong>: Someone who informs on you.</p><p><strong>Rat fink</strong>: Detestable person; someone who informs on you.</p><p><strong>Ratty</strong>: Unfair; in bad condition.</p><p><strong>Rays</strong>: Sunshine.</p><p><strong>Real People</strong>: An honest, sincere, candid person.</p><p><strong>Rents</strong>: Parents.</p><p><strong>Right on</strong>: Yes, okay; a term of agreement.</p><p><strong>Righteous</strong>: Very good.</p><p><strong>Ring on the ring-a-ling:</strong>Call on the telephone.</p><p><strong>Rinky-Dink:</strong>Trivial.</p><p><strong>Rip off</strong>: Robbery, theft.</p><p><strong>Rockin’Out</strong>: Really good fun; spectacular.</p><p><strong>Rumble</strong>: To fight, especially a gang-related fight.</p><p></p><p><strong><u>S</u></strong></p><p><strong>S.W.A.K.: </strong>Sealed With A Kiss.</p><p><strong>Sack out: </strong>To go to sleep.</p><p><strong>Sad</strong>: An expression of disapproval.</p><p><strong>Scene</strong>: The place where something is happening.</p><p><strong>Scratch</strong>: Money.</p><p><strong>Scurvy</strong>: Ugly; weird; not having a neat appearance.</p><p><strong>Shades</strong>: Sunglasses.</p><p><strong>Shot dow</strong>n: Rejected.</p><p><strong>Shotgun</strong>: Passenger seat in the front seat ofa car next to the door. The place of honor. You had to call out "shotgun" first to win the honor. Once you vacate the car the honor is once again up for grabs.</p><p><strong>Showme your coins</strong>: Lend me money.</p><p><strong>Shrink</strong>: Psychiatrist.</p><p><strong>Shuck</strong>: A phony.</p><p><strong>Shut your face</strong>: Stop talking!</p><p><strong>Sit in</strong>:To take over an area in protest.</p><p><strong>Skinny</strong>: The latest information.</p><p><strong>Skirt</strong>: A girl.</p><p><strong>Skuzz</strong>: Low down, disgusting person</p><p><strong>Skuzz bucke</strong>: Ugly car</p><p><strong>Slam Book</strong>: A pass around book filled with questions to answer on your fellow classmates.</p><p><strong>Snap case</strong>: A bizarre person.</p><p><strong>Snuff</strong>: To ignore or to break a date.</p><p><strong>Soak up some rays</strong>: To sunbathe.</p><p><strong>Sock it to me</strong>: Let me have it; or say what it is that you have to say.</p><p><strong>Sosh</strong>: Meaning a person who is stuck-up, snooty, and thinks they are better than everyone else.</p><p><strong>Sounds</strong>: Music, good music.</p><p><strong>Spaced out</strong>: Completely inattentive.</p><p><strong>Spiffy</strong>: Neat, good.</p><p><strong>Split</strong>: Leave the scene or area (Also see <em>cut out</em>).</p><p><strong>Square</strong>: Somebody not “cool”.</p><p><strong>Squaresville</strong>: A dull place.</p><p><strong>Stay loose</strong>: To remain poised;calm.</p><p><strong>Stood Up</strong>: A no-show for a date.</p><p><strong>Straight</strong>: Not using drugs.</p><p><strong>Street people</strong>: The homeless or poor.</p><p><strong>Strung out</strong>: Disturbed,word.</p><p><strong>Stuck Up</strong>: Conceited.</p><p><strong>Submarine Races</strong>: Parking next to a water shore to wait for the submarine races to which of course was only an excuse to park and make out. For your information there were no such thing as a submarine race.</p><p><strong>Sweat</strong>: To worry.</p><p></p><p><strong><u>T</u></strong></p><p><strong>Tagged:</strong>To be caught doing something wrong.</p><p><strong>Take care of business (T.C.B.): </strong>To do something well.</p><p><strong>Talkin’trash: </strong>Gossiping, lying, exaggerating.</p><p><strong>Teach</strong>: A teacher.</p><p><strong>Tear it up</strong>: To come on strong.</p><p><strong>Teenie bopper</strong>: Young teen rock fan.</p><p><strong>Teenies</strong>: Tennis shoes.</p><p><strong>Tell it like it is</strong>: Talk candidly.</p><p><strong>The man</strong>: Anyone in authority.</p><p><strong>Thick</strong>: Naïve; dense; dumb.</p><p><strong>Ticked off</strong>: Angry.</p><p><strong>Tight</strong>: Very friendly.</p><p><strong>ThinkFast</strong>: It usually was used to tell you to get ready because someone was tossing you something.</p><p><strong>Thumb</strong>: To hitchhike.</p><p><strong>Threads</strong>: Clothes.</p><p><strong>Tight</strong>: Close to someone; great friendship.</p><p><strong>Together</strong>: Free of anxiety.</p><p><strong>Tones</strong>: Phonograph records.</p><p><strong>Tooling</strong>: To cruise or drive around without aim.</p><p><strong>Torn up</strong>: Hurt, depressed.</p><p><strong>Total</strong>: Completely demolish.</p><p><strong>Tough</strong>: Great looking.</p><p><strong>Tough toenails</strong>: Too bad.</p><p><strong>Town Talk</strong>: Speech using big words.</p><p><strong>Trash</strong>: To destroy.</p><p><strong>Treads</strong>: Sneakers, shoes.</p><p><strong>Tuesday</strong>: Later, never.</p><p><strong>Tuff</strong>: Excellent.</p><p><strong>Tuna (</strong>or <strong>Big Tuna): </strong>A fat person.</p><p><strong>Tune in</strong>: Pay attention.</p><p><strong>Tune out</strong>: Ignore.</p><p><strong>Tunes</strong>: Songs.</p><p><strong>Turn off</strong>: To repulse someone.</p><p></p><p><strong><u>U</u></strong></p><p><strong>Ultimate</strong>: The best.</p><p><strong>Uncool</strong>: Bad, tense; tactless, naïve.</p><p><strong>Unglued:</strong>Distraught.</p><p><strong>Unreal</strong>: Outstanding; or very difficult.</p><p><strong>Up front</strong>: Open, straightforward, upright.</p><p><strong>Uptight</strong>: Nervous, tense; bound by convention and unable to enjoy life.</p><p></p><p><strong><u>V</u></strong></p><p><strong>Vibes</strong>: Person's aura.</p><p></p><p><strong><u>W</u></strong></p><p><strong>Warden: </strong>A parent or adult authority figure.</p><p><strong>Wax: </strong>A phonograph record.</p><p><strong>Way out: </strong>Beyond explanation.</p><p><strong>Weeds</strong>: Cigarettes.</p><p><strong>What a bum trip</strong>: Such a wasted effort or waste of time.</p><p><strong>What a gas</strong>!<strong>: </strong>What fun!</p><p><strong>What-say</strong>: An expression of greeting.</p><p><strong>What’s happening?</strong>: A greeting, answered by :Everything’s everything.</p><p><strong>What’s the deal?:</strong>What is happening.</p><p><strong>Wheels: </strong>A car.</p><p><strong>Whizkid</strong>: Intelligent child.</p><p><strong>Wicked</strong>: Extraordinarily good.</p><p><strong>Wig</strong>: The mind.</p><p><strong>Wig out</strong>: To lose control.</p><p><strong>Wipe-out</strong>: Fell off of surfboard; lost control of a car and had an accident.</p><p><strong>Wiped out</strong>:Exhausted,drained.</p><p><strong>Wow</strong>: Fantastic.</p><p><strong>What's Your Bag, Man?</strong>: What's your problem?</p><p><strong>Woody Wagon</strong>: A wood-sided station wagon used to transport surfboards and surfers to and from the beach.</p><p></p><p><strong><u>X</u></strong></p><p>- - -</p><p></p><p><strong><u>Y</u></strong></p><p><strong>You ain’t too cool: </strong>You don’t know what is happening.</p><p><strong>You take care of the hot dogs and I’ll take care of the orange drinks:</strong> You do your part and I’ll do mine; or mind your own business.</p><p><strong>Yuck</strong>: expression of disgust.</p><p></p><p><strong><u>Z</u></strong></p><p><strong>Za: </strong>Pizza.</p><p><strong>Zap</strong>: Wipe out, defeat.</p><p><strong>Zilch</strong>: Zero.</p><p><strong>Zit</strong>: Pimple; a facial blemish.</p><p><strong>Zot</strong>: Zero; nothing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PowerSeed, post: 444219, member: 1364"] [ATTACH=full]74142[/ATTACH] [B][U]M[/U] Machine[/B]: An extremely fast and good-looking car. [B]Make Out[/B]:Kissing. [B]Make Tracks[/B]: To leave in a hurry. [B]Meanwhile Back At The Ranch[/B]: It was used to get the storyteller back on track to the story he was telling. In other words, get to the point. It was meant to keep it short. Phrase came from serial westerns. [B]Mess and a half[/B]: A situation which has degenerated beyond what you can handle. [B]Mickey Mouse[/B]: Out of touch with styles and trends. [B]Midnight Auto Service[/B]: Car thieves. [B]Midnight Auto Supply[/B]: Stolen auto parts. [B]Mileage[/B]: Wrinkles. [B]Mint[/B]: Fine; excellent; great. [B]Mod[/B]: Modern, in fashion. [B]Mop-top[/B]: One with a Beatle haircut. [B]Mover[/B]: Influential person. [B]Music machine[/B]: A radio, jukebox, or phonograph. [B]My Man[/B]: A very good friend. [B][U]N[/U] Neato[/B]: Sharp. [B]Nifty[/B]: Useful, good. [B]Nitty-Gritty[/B]: The core of truth. [B]No Sweat[/B]!: No problem. [B]No Way![/B]: Definitely not! [B]Nose[/B]: The front end of a surfboard. [B]Not to cool[/B]: Devious, unfair. [B]Now[/B]: Fashionable. [B]Nowhere[/B]: Not very good; not acceptable. [B][U]O[/U] Off the wall[/B]: Strange. [B]Old Lady:[/B]Referred to Mom. [B]Old Man[/B]: Referred to Dad. [B]On the hook: [/B]Responsible for the outcome of something. [B]On the turf: [/B]Looking for work. [B]Out of his tree[/B]: Crazy. [B]Out of sight[/B]: Great, unbelievable. [B][U]P[/U] P.D.A.: [/B]Public Display of Affection. [B]Pack it in:[/B]To get rid ofsomeone or something. [B]Pad[/B]: Bed, place to sleep. [B]Paper Shaker[/B]: Cheerleader. [B]Passion Pit[/B]: Drive-in Movie. [B]Pay one’s dues[/B]: To pay for making a mistake. [B]Payola[/B]: Money, a bribe. [B]Peel Out[/B]: Burn or leave rubber with your car. [B]Peepers[/B]: Eyeglasses. [B]Percolate[/B]!: Let it happen! [B]Pig[/B]: Cop. [B]Pig Out[/B]: Overeat. [B]Pit Guard[/B]: Under arm deodorant. [B]Pits[/B]: Disgusting, unpleasant. [B]Plastic[/B]:Artificial, fake; less than genuine. [B]Pokey[/B]: Jail. [B]Poop[/B]: The latest information. [B]Pound[/B]: To beat up somebody i.e. "I'm gonna pound you. [B]Psychedelic[/B]: Bright, dreamy patterns of light or color. [B][U]Q[/U][/B] - - - [B][U]R[/U] Rack[/B]: To sleep. [B]Rag top[/B]: Convertible. [B]Rags[/B]: Clothes. [B]Rap[/B]: To talk, chart. [B]Rap session[/B]: Discussion. [B]Rat[/B]: Someone who informs on you. [B]Rat fink[/B]: Detestable person; someone who informs on you. [B]Ratty[/B]: Unfair; in bad condition. [B]Rays[/B]: Sunshine. [B]Real People[/B]: An honest, sincere, candid person. [B]Rents[/B]: Parents. [B]Right on[/B]: Yes, okay; a term of agreement. [B]Righteous[/B]: Very good. [B]Ring on the ring-a-ling:[/B]Call on the telephone. [B]Rinky-Dink:[/B]Trivial. [B]Rip off[/B]: Robbery, theft. [B]Rockin’Out[/B]: Really good fun; spectacular. [B]Rumble[/B]: To fight, especially a gang-related fight. [B][U]S[/U] S.W.A.K.: [/B]Sealed With A Kiss. [B]Sack out: [/B]To go to sleep. [B]Sad[/B]: An expression of disapproval. [B]Scene[/B]: The place where something is happening. [B]Scratch[/B]: Money. [B]Scurvy[/B]: Ugly; weird; not having a neat appearance. [B]Shades[/B]: Sunglasses. [B]Shot dow[/B]n: Rejected. [B]Shotgun[/B]: Passenger seat in the front seat ofa car next to the door. The place of honor. You had to call out "shotgun" first to win the honor. Once you vacate the car the honor is once again up for grabs. [B]Showme your coins[/B]: Lend me money. [B]Shrink[/B]: Psychiatrist. [B]Shuck[/B]: A phony. [B]Shut your face[/B]: Stop talking! [B]Sit in[/B]:To take over an area in protest. [B]Skinny[/B]: The latest information. [B]Skirt[/B]: A girl. [B]Skuzz[/B]: Low down, disgusting person [B]Skuzz bucke[/B]: Ugly car [B]Slam Book[/B]: A pass around book filled with questions to answer on your fellow classmates. [B]Snap case[/B]: A bizarre person. [B]Snuff[/B]: To ignore or to break a date. [B]Soak up some rays[/B]: To sunbathe. [B]Sock it to me[/B]: Let me have it; or say what it is that you have to say. [B]Sosh[/B]: Meaning a person who is stuck-up, snooty, and thinks they are better than everyone else. [B]Sounds[/B]: Music, good music. [B]Spaced out[/B]: Completely inattentive. [B]Spiffy[/B]: Neat, good. [B]Split[/B]: Leave the scene or area (Also see [I]cut out[/I]). [B]Square[/B]: Somebody not “cool”. [B]Squaresville[/B]: A dull place. [B]Stay loose[/B]: To remain poised;calm. [B]Stood Up[/B]: A no-show for a date. [B]Straight[/B]: Not using drugs. [B]Street people[/B]: The homeless or poor. [B]Strung out[/B]:[B] [/B]Disturbed,word. [B]Stuck Up[/B]: Conceited. [B]Submarine Races[/B]: Parking next to a water shore to wait for the submarine races to which of course was only an excuse to park and make out. For your information there were no such thing as a submarine race. [B]Sweat[/B]: To worry. [B][U]T[/U] Tagged:[/B]To be caught doing something wrong. [B]Take care of business (T.C.B.): [/B]To do something well. [B]Talkin’trash: [/B]Gossiping, lying, exaggerating. [B]Teach[/B]: A teacher. [B]Tear it up[/B]: To come on strong. [B]Teenie bopper[/B]: Young teen rock fan. [B]Teenies[/B]: Tennis shoes. [B]Tell it like it is[/B]: Talk candidly. [B]The man[/B]: Anyone in authority. [B]Thick[/B]: Naïve; dense; dumb. [B]Ticked off[/B]: Angry. [B]Tight[/B]: Very friendly. [B]ThinkFast[/B]: It usually was used to tell you to get ready because someone was tossing you something. [B]Thumb[/B]: To hitchhike. [B]Threads[/B]: Clothes. [B]Tight[/B]: Close to someone; great friendship. [B]Together[/B]: Free of anxiety. [B]Tones[/B]: Phonograph records. [B]Tooling[/B]: To cruise or drive around without aim. [B]Torn up[/B]: Hurt, depressed. [B]Total[/B]: Completely demolish. [B]Tough[/B]: Great looking. [B]Tough toenails[/B]: Too bad. [B]Town Talk[/B]: Speech using big words. [B]Trash[/B]: To destroy. [B]Treads[/B]: Sneakers, shoes. [B]Tuesday[/B]: Later, never. [B]Tuff[/B]: Excellent. [B]Tuna ([/B]or [B]Big Tuna): [/B]A fat person. [B]Tune in[/B]: Pay attention. [B]Tune out[/B]: Ignore. [B]Tunes[/B]: Songs. [B]Turn off[/B]: To repulse someone. [B][U]U[/U] Ultimate[/B]: The best. [B]Uncool[/B]: Bad, tense; tactless, naïve. [B]Unglued:[/B]Distraught. [B]Unreal[/B]: Outstanding; or very difficult. [B]Up front[/B]: Open, straightforward, upright. [B]Uptight[/B]: Nervous, tense; bound by convention and unable to enjoy life. [B][U]V[/U] Vibes[/B]: Person's aura. [B][U]W[/U] Warden: [/B]A parent or adult authority figure. [B]Wax: [/B]A phonograph record. [B]Way out: [/B]Beyond explanation. [B]Weeds[/B]: Cigarettes. [B]What a bum trip[/B]: Such a wasted effort or waste of time. [B]What a gas[/B]![B]: [/B]What fun! [B]What-say[/B]: An expression of greeting. [B]What’s happening?[/B]: A greeting, answered by :Everything’s everything. [B]What’s the deal?:[/B]What is happening. [B]Wheels: [/B]A car. [B]Whizkid[/B]: Intelligent child. [B]Wicked[/B]: Extraordinarily good. [B]Wig[/B]: The mind. [B]Wig out[/B]: To lose control. [B]Wipe-out[/B]: Fell off of surfboard; lost control of a car and had an accident. [B]Wiped out[/B]:Exhausted,drained. [B]Wow[/B]: Fantastic. [B]What's Your Bag, Man?[/B]: What's your problem? [B]Woody Wagon[/B]: A wood-sided station wagon used to transport surfboards and surfers to and from the beach. [B][U]X[/U][/B] - - - [B][U]Y[/U] You ain’t too cool: [/B]You don’t know what is happening. [B]You take care of the hot dogs and I’ll take care of the orange drinks:[/B] You do your part and I’ll do mine; or mind your own business. [B]Yuck[/B]: expression of disgust. [B][U]Z[/U] Za: [/B]Pizza. [B]Zap[/B]: Wipe out, defeat. [B]Zilch[/B]: Zero. [B]Zit[/B]: Pimple; a facial blemish. [B]Zot[/B]: Zero; nothing. [/QUOTE]
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