03/29/24 Grif.Net – Boomer-Speak and Slang (part 5)

41. LAY A PATCH

(burn rubber or =
leave black mark on the pavement with tires

 

42. DISH IT OUT

(give advice or respond &#821=
1; often in your face – to others)

 

43. PADIDDLE=

(game counting vehicles w=
ith only one headlight; double points if it’s a “slug bug&#8221=
😉

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44. COOL or COOL BEANS

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(something well-liked, “groovy”, or =
fire)

 

45. GNARLY

(something is scary, dangerous, or challenging, original=
ly from the surfboard culture)

 

46. PEACE OUT

(slang for “goodbye&#82=
21; in the hippie or rock lovefests)

 

47. HACKED=
OFF

(really mad or upset a=
t a person, situation, or “the man” in general; from the small =
hand saw to cut off extraneous wood or metal)

 

4=
8. GRODY

(extremely gross o=
r unpalatable)

 

49. LOADED

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(“lit”, or having abundant money, dr=
ugs, or things money can buy)

 

50.  NOW YOU=
KNOW THE SKINNY

(down to t=
he bare bones of facts or just gossip about a subject or person, uncluttere=
d by “fat” covering the truth)

 

~~

Dr Bob Griffin

[email protected] www.grif.net=

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quot;Jesus Knows Me, This I Love!"