Part II
H-Z
H
Heads–People.
Hold somthin’–Borrow money.
Hot mess–Really bad.
Hoovering–Getting an abortion.
I
I’m straight–You’re fine with your present state of being, good already, cool.
J
Janky–Old and broken down.
Jigga- a Gigolo.
K
Knocking boots–Having sex.
Kicks– Shoes.
Krunk– Wild fun.
L
L 7– Someone who is a square or nerd.
Laws– The police.
Learn You– Teach someone a lesson.
The Lights are on– Parents are in the room.
Lunchin’– Acting crazy.
M
Making cookies– Having sex.
Minute– A long time.
N
Navigate– To leave.
Nephew– A friend or acquaintance.
O
Off The Chain– Cool, really great.
Off Your Rector– Acting wild and crazy.
O6’ N– Engaging in lesbian activity.
P
Peep ‘dis– Check this out.
Poodle– Something inferior.
Preps– Kids who really are into school.
Put that on– Verifying that something said is true, like saying “I swear”.
R
Rides–Sneakers.
Rents–Parents.
Rise up–To warn someone to back off.
S
Salty–Having a bad attitude towards someone.
Swayze–To leave.
T
Tope–A combination of dope and tight, meaning cool.
Trendies–The kids who are always the first to try out popular items.
Troop–A long walk or trip.
U
Up in–To describe where you currently are or are going.
V
Vogues–Something with wide wheels.
W
Wanksta–A person who tries to act tough.
What’s crackulatin’–To ask how someone is or how things are going.
Whip–A car.
Wingnut–Someone who’s not all there.
Y
You feel me?–Asking someone if they understand.
I tried to leave out some of the more crude ones that I found. The references to parts of the female anatomy, drugs and sex were plentiful. And just because you don’t hear your kids using these slang words, don’t think that they aren’t doing so when they are out of earshot of you. You know how kids want to appear cool to their peers. Even if this means putting other kids down or using derogatory phrases.