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The Official: Your Town Slang/Lingo/Ebonics
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| BigMike |
I live in Connecticut and these are some of the terms I use
"A Delicious"-It means a cigarette..I never heard anyone else use this besides me, but ill give you a sentence to understand it better...Hey Josh, Can i smoke this delicious in your car?lol
"Dildo Knob"-When one of your boys had a full head of hair and the next time you see him he has a buzz cut or whatever...We nickname him Dildo Knob until his hair grows back
"Hurt"-It just means ed up ... After smokin some good chronic someone always says...omg im so hurt right now
"Scrum-Diddly-Yumscious"-Just another term for a cigarette
---Its really early in the morning and im too tired to write the rest right now...I wanna know your towns slang |
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| BeatFreak |
shorty (shawty) -- a female; can be a male
crunk -- originated here, means get it cranked up, get the party goin', get wild
trill - true and real
cut -
twurk - to dance like a freak ho, or to have sex |
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| kid nyce |
not sure if you consider nyc and the greater parts of the hood as a town but here the typicals
heat - gun, hot sneakers (limited edition, rare, exclusive)
mad - alot (hella counter part)
i don't know if it's technically a "slang", i mean outside of the english language there is hood talk, which isn't identified with specific words. i guess you can say its comprised of similar words strategically placed (sometimes not gramatically correct) in such a way that you can understand the meaning..yet literally translated into gramatical garbage.
example
how it is son
whats really good
let me get that (drug reference when buying)
whats the number (drug ref - how much is it)
where you at (instead of where are you?)
in a hot minute (in a while - ain't see you in a hot minute)
the list can go on and on, so i don't think you can "internet translate it" as the "hood talk" is something your born into, not i'm not saying i live in the marcy projects of east new york or hangin in the slums of washington heights, lets just say i been around the block a few times and i know how to "hold my own"
[edit as more phrases come to mind]
herb
that's weak
get at me
what's your status |
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| BigMike |
| Can you use "Twurk" in a sentence please lol Im havin trouble using it...Is this right? Look at him, hes dacnin like a twurk? Like i have no idea how to use this term |
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| BeatFreak |
She was twurkin in the dancefloor.
Strippers twurk for cash.
Twurk that, girl. |
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| Boomer187 |
| quote: | Originally posted by kid nyce
not sure if you consider nyc and the greater parts of the hood as a town but here the typicals
heat - gun, hot sneakers (limited edition, rare, exclusive)
mad - alot (hella counter part)
i don't know if it's technically a "slang", i mean outside of the english language there is hood talk, which isn't identified with specific words. i guess you can say its comprised of similar words strategically placed (sometimes not gramatically correct) in such a way that you can understand the meaning..yet literally translated into gramatical garbage.
example
how it is son
whats really good
let me get that (drug reference when buying)
whats the number (drug ref - how much is it)
where you at (instead of where are you?)
in a hot minute (in a while - ain't see you in a hot minute)
the list can go on and on, so i don't think you can "internet translate it" as the "hood talk" is something your born into, not i'm not saying i live in the marcy projects of east new york or hangin in the slums of washington heights, lets just say i been around the block a few times and i know how to "hold my own"
[edit as more phrases come to mind]
herb
that's weak
get at me
what's your status |
I don't think that is just nyc or hood cause I understood that all, and even used it before. I am prolly as far removed from the hood as you can be....well almost. |
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| BeatFreak |
| quote: | how it is son
whats really good
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those 2 are definitely NY. what's really good, son? dunn? |
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| Konijn |
more nyc:
730 -> crazy [etymology: from section 730 of the nys penal code, dealing w/ insanity defenses]
brolic -> someone cock-diesel, usually of the belligerent sort
jumbo / jumb -> blunt laced with crack/coke
deuce -> homely chick [etymol: a "2" on a 1-10 scale]
pet / petro -> very scared [etymol: abbreviated form of 'petrified']
sherm -> angeldust/pcp
pie -> kilo/brick of coke
jook /jook mission -> burglary, break-in or shoplifting
21 Drop -> jailhouse fighting techniques
bing -> isolation ward at riker's island
kite -> note or letter, usually sent to someone in prison
bones -> a) cigs; b) dominoes
gully -> macho in a ghetto way [etym: jamaican slang, derived from patois-infused word for 'gutter'; jamaicam posses in brooklyn in the '80s were known as 'gullymen']
5000 -> to leave quickly [etym: "i'm out" in the '80s became "i'm outtie" which sounded like "Audi" - this then became "i'm audi 5000" (after the popular model) until it was finally shorted to 5000.]
shiv -> makeshift prison knife |
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| all-nite-freak |
I wont even attempt to explain some of the slang here, but when you see some people talk half french half english all at once it is freaking hilarious...
example.
bonsoir ma belle, do you want to come home to chez moi and make le fun:haha: |
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| Keo_Nade |
j3r53y 0n1y 5933k t3h 1337z0rz.
er. we speek like other people only w/ better pronunciation. learn teh ing american language damn southerners (and people from brooklyn/staten island)!! |
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| BigMike |
| I like that jumbo blunt term haha |
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