-ipoo (suffix)
A suffix added to the end of words for no apparent reason but to make the word sound more childish. While I have heard this used many times throughout the semester. I think it started with More…
-izzle (suffix)
comes from the slang work shizzle but can be added on to any word to make it a slang word. It probably originated because it makes everything easier to rhyme when you add the same ending on More…
-xor
A suffix that is jokingly attached to a word in order to strengthen its meaning. The rise of computer and internet slang has come and gone, and it leaves behind remnants that are understood More…
.5
an intensifier, very To those two people who use it (so far) adding .5 to the end of the word means that that word now means 150& of what it used to. So fast.5, for example, is 50% faster More…
10 char
A phrase indicating that the preceding segment of something is insignificant or trivial. =Most often placed at the end of internet message board posts by the author, as a warning of or More…
24-karat bull
Pertaining to nonsensical or false statements that one genuinely believes or treats as truth. =The term combines the quality of 24-karat gold, which is 100% pure gold, with the word bull, More…
241
an electrical engineering course at Rice University with a reputation for difficulty =developed as a more convenient alternative to ELEC 241 as no other Rice course with number 241 is More…
411
information. Derived from the directory assistance phone service. Mother uses it frequently when trying pry into my personal life. =Give me the 411. Etymology : Derived from the More…
411
Information or informative details, usually about a planned event or activity. Also 4-1-1. =Here's the 411 on the crabbing trip Etymology : One usually dials 4-1-1 on the telephone to More…
419
A scam, cheating or deception, advance free fraud. 419 is an extremely popular term, used in Nigeria and many other countries in Africa to refer to scams and frauds. It is derived from More…
4shadowing
foreshadowing. It was used to be childlike and funny. =A flash animation that is a joke review of To Kill a Mocking Bird. =http://www.stanford.edu/~scodary/tkam.htm
5 by 5
To be in a content state of being; to be fine or doing well; a way of saying everything is alright. Slang phrase derived from radio terminology, specifically signal strength and clarity of More…
9/11
an event such as a terrorist bombing in which many innocent people are injured or killed much shorter than saying “a catastrophic terrorist attack” and since September 11th is More…
9/11
an event such as a terrorist bombing in which many innocent people are injured or killed much shorter than saying “a catastrophic terrorist attack” and since September 11th is More…
99
(reference) 99, Adj. used to describe someone of great intelligence. Someone very smart and ingenious it can also be used to describe someone very innovative and creative. =The use of this More…
A Barbie
It is used as a term by teenagers when referring to a pretty animate girl who is small body, pretty, blonde blue eyes much like a Barbie Doll. Originated from a pretty looking doll made by More…
A.S.S. GRADUATE
A long-winded person (who's attended the "American Sidebartending School"). =Lingo used by journalists covering the O.J. Simpson Civil Trial. =Newsweek
Abagaba
helicopter funny way of saying helicopter =That red abagaba flew by like a desert jet. Etymology : deletion =brother
abandonware
software that is no longer sold through retail channels or supported by its publisher ="Q-Island became abandonware so long ago that you probably won't even be able to find it More…