light up a few

v. Smoke. Indicates largesse, as in, "Let's light up a few bones/rettes (joints/cigarettes)."

Let's skip third period and light a few up before the pep rally.

by ALEXfromExeter July 25, 2005

perrier

What you drink when you're hung over. With a lime wedge.

Bunny: For Christ sake, this headache is killing me.

Frank: Me too, I’ll go get some Perriers.

by ALEXfromExeter July 25, 2005

air hose

New loafers worn without socks. Pretty much a prep school expression.

John's got some new air hose.

by ALEXfromExeter July 25, 2005

key

adj. Crucial, especially to being Prep. As in key colors (pink and green), or used alone: "Webbed belts are key."

Weejuns are key when dressing for your admission interview.

by ALEXfromExeter July 25, 2005

rettes

n. Cigarettes. The "Cool" jargon, as opposed to "butts"

Hey Jack, can you spare some rettes?

by ALEXfromExeter July 26, 2005

to the max

adv. phrase. All the way. In drinking, consume a whole keg. In sex, go to home plate. In parties, dance and drink and throw up.

John pushed that keg to the max.

by ALEXfromExeter July 26, 2005

NOCD

Not Our Class, Dear. What your Mother says to you under her breath when you bring home a slut for dinner. N-O-K-D (Not Our Kind, Dear) is also heard.

Peter: This is Kelly Camble, Mom, I met her at the train station.

Mom: How Nice to meet you, Kelly!

Kelly: What you say?

Mom (under her breath): NOCD, (grunt sounds)

by ALEXfromExeter July 26, 2005