new england slang

New England Slang : Any word that ends with "R" or more spacifically "ER" (UUR) , You replace that with "AH" . For instance : Father would be : Fathah . Mother : Mothah , Yes sir would be Yesah and so on . It actually retaines a lot of Old English pronounciations as well . It is spoken through out New England and stretches into Up-State New York (although it varies a bit there) and even into Canada (Eastern) ...

New England Slang is used in New England primarily

by Daniel Worcester October 21, 2014

Office Slang

Any 'slang' used on the hit NBC show "The Office", most are inside jokes that you don't understand unless you watch the show or work for Dunder Mifflin Paper Company (see I just used office slang). Luncc Updawg Yeppers

Office Slang Example:

Is it me or does it smell like Updawg in Here?

What's Updawg?

Nothin' much what's up with you?

by Juicifer November 10, 2007

Titty Titty Wang Slang

1) A Drag queen
2) A Guy who has gone half way through his sex change operation...he has titts but still has his penis.
3) A man who has a condition where they grow breats from excess female hormones or steroid use.

Damn she is so fine....she has such nice tits
...Becareful thats a titty titty wang slang.

by Muffin Basket October 12, 2007

Negro-slang

Name for the type of slang that is used by black people. Words for the most part sound like complete nonsense and consist of words such as "work" that are simply mispelled to say "wurk" and suddenly are given a completely different meaning. Many of the words are sexual references.

That negro-slang makes no sense at all.

by The Muffin Man 69 April 13, 2009

Raj (slang)

Raj is a slang term used in the North of England to say someone is a bit mad, crazy or does stupid things, knowing that they are stupid but do them anyway.

Raj (slang) 'What are you doing ya Raj git? could have got someone killed!' or 'You see him over there?! he headbutted the doorman last week the Raj git'

by Riff Raff 1950 January 3, 2018

country slang

rural slang made popular by artists like nelly, ludachris, or too short. These terms are usually shortened versions of other words

"It's gettin hot in herre"

by Ken squires January 15, 2004

Back-Slang

This is how we would talk when we were kids so the teachers/parents etc didn't know what the hell we were talking about.

There are quite a few variants on it but all basically follow the same rules. "something" in between the syllabols of each word. Sound confusing? It is at first but at least i'm not tryin to explain double back slang

The type we would use was much more simple than some out there and would basically involve us putting "aag" inbetween syllabols (and also wt the beginning if the word begins with a vowel)

Would you like an explaination of back-slang -

W"aag"ould y"aag"ou l"aag"ike "aag"an "aag"expl"aag"in"aag"ati"aag"on "aag"of b"aag"ack sl"aa"gang

Would drag out your sentences so not perfect but daagid thaage jaagob ;)

by selfhealer March 2, 2010